Runtime parsing of policy.file - from source
Hi All
Decided to post here sinceI did not find any similar topic on forums and googling did not solve this.
Is there any way to parse polic.file like input at runtime? PolicyTool. PolicyFile are classes that do that but:
1. all methods are private so it does not give much place to have fun - cant make PolicyFile to read from StringReader for instance.
2. they make immedaite changes to jvm wide Policy object ? without access to installed code sources.
The question is is there a way to parse policy.file like data in a way that all goodies from PolicyFile are considered? - I mean keystore, principials, etc etc.
Or is it perfectly legal to create CodeSource and permissions from what is passed and dont worry about location of keystore or verification of signature?
You can work-around this by removing the language="java" altogether. The
default is "java" and I don't expect anything else to be supported for a
very long time to come!
"kethidi" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:3d5bf557$[email protected]..
> Parsing of JSP File '/jsp/default.jsp' failed:
> /jsp/default.jsp(2): page directive language at /jsp/default.jsp:2
previously defined at /jsp/CheckSession.jsp:1
> probably occurred due to an error in /jsp/default.jsp line 2:
> <%@ page language="java" import="com.pmi.mi.MIxmlbean"%>
>
>
> I am getting this error, when I upgrade from weblogic5.1sp10 to
weblogic7.0. The code is working fine when I use weblogic server 5.1 sp10.
But it displayed the above error, when we convert to weblogc server 7.0.
>
> Thanks,
> kethidi
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<EHR>
<StandardLevel>03</StandardLevel>
<TestFiledIndicator>T</TestFiledIndicator>
<ImmediateDestRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</ImmediateDestRoutingNumber>
<ImmediateOriginRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</ImmediateOriginRoutingNumber>
<FileCreationDate>20090714</FileCreationDate>
<FileCreationTime>1047</FileCreationTime>
<ResendIndicator>N</ResendIndicator>
<ECESettlementDate>20090714</ECESettlementDate>
<ECESessionTime>1047</ECESessionTime>
<ECESettlementTime>1047</ECESettlementTime>
<ECEtype>01</ECEtype>
<CountryCode>BD</CountryCode>
</EHR>
<Collection>
<CHR>
<CashLetterBusinessDate>20090714</CashLetterBusinessDate>
<CashLetterCreationDate>20090714</CashLetterCreationDate>
<CashLetterCreationTime>1047</CashLetterCreationTime>
<CashLetterRecordTypeInd>I</CashLetterRecordTypeInd>
<CashLetterDocTypeIndicator>G</CashLetterDocTypeIndicator>
<CashLetterID>1</CashLetterID>
<OriginatorContactName>Bank Asia</OriginatorContactName>
<OriginatorContactPhoneNumber>XXX</OriginatorContactPhoneNumber>
</CHR>
<ForwardBundle>
<BHR>
<CollectionTypeIndicator>I</CollectionTypeIndicator>
<DestRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</DestRoutingNumber>
<ECEInstitutionRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</ECEInstitutionRoutingNumber>
<BundleBusinessDate>20090714</BundleBusinessDate>
<BundleCreationDate>20090714</BundleCreationDate>
<BundleID>1</BundleID>
<ReturnLocationRoutingNumber>070127538</ReturnLocationRoutingNumber>
</BHR>
<CDR>
<CDR num="1">
<ECESettlementDate>20090714</ECESettlementDate>
<ECESessionTime>1047</ECESessionTime>
<ECESettlementTime>1047</ECESettlementTime>
<ECEItemType>N</ECEItemType>
<IssuingBranchRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</IssuingBranchRoutingNumber>
<AccountNumber>0000334008221</AccountNumber>
<ChequeSequenceNumber>1601735</ChequeSequenceNumber>
<ItemAmount>500</ItemAmount>
<ECEInstitutionItemSequencNum>0701275380000001</ECEInstitutionItemSequencNum>
<DocumentationTypeIndicator>I</DocumentationTypeIndicator>
<ReturnAcceptanceIndicator>6</ReturnAcceptanceIndicator>
<MICRValidIndicator>1</MICRValidIndicator>
<BOFDIndicator>Y</BOFDIndicator>
<ChequeDetailRecAddendumCount>0</ChequeDetailRecAddendumCount>
<CorrectionIndicator>0</CorrectionIndicator>
<RepresentmentIndicator>0</RepresentmentIndicator>
<ArchiveTypeIndicator>F</ArchiveTypeIndicator>
</CDR>
<CDR num="2">
<ECESettlementDate>20090714</ECESettlementDate>
<ECESessionTime>1047</ECESessionTime>
<ECESettlementTime>1047</ECESettlementTime>
<ECEItemType>N</ECEItemType>
<IssuingBranchRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</IssuingBranchRoutingNumber>
<AccountNumber>0000345682256</AccountNumber>
<ChequeSequenceNumber>1234567</ChequeSequenceNumber>
<ItemAmount>1000</ItemAmount>
<ECEInstitutionItemSequencNum>0701275380000002</ECEInstitutionItemSequencNum>
<DocumentationTypeIndicator>I</DocumentationTypeIndicator>
<ReturnAcceptanceIndicator>6</ReturnAcceptanceIndicator>
<MICRValidIndicator>1</MICRValidIndicator>
<BOFDIndicator>Y</BOFDIndicator>
<ChequeDetailRecAddendumCount>0</ChequeDetailRecAddendumCount>
<CorrectionIndicator>0</CorrectionIndicator>
<RepresentmentIndicator>0</RepresentmentIndicator>
<ArchiveTypeIndicator>F</ArchiveTypeIndicator>
</CDR>
</CDR>
<CDA>
<CDA num="1">
<AddendumRecordNumber>1</AddendumRecordNumber>
<BOFDRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>75</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>12</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</BOFDRoutingNumber>
<BOFDBusinessEndorsementDate>20090714</BOFDBusinessEndorsementDate>
<BOFDDepositAccountNumber>0000334008221</BOFDDepositAccountNumber>
<BOFDDepositBranch>753</BOFDDepositBranch>
<PayeeName>XXX</PayeeName>
<TruncationIndicator>Y</TruncationIndicator>
<BOFDConversionIndicator>2</BOFDConversionIndicator>
<BOFDCorrectionIndicator>0</BOFDCorrectionIndicator>
</CDA>
<CDA num="2">
<AddendumRecordNumber>1</AddendumRecordNumber>
<BOFDRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>75</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>12</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</BOFDRoutingNumber>
<BOFDBusinessEndorsementDate>20090714</BOFDBusinessEndorsementDate>
<BOFDDepositAccountNumber>0000345682256</BOFDDepositAccountNumber>
<BOFDDepositBranch>753</BOFDDepositBranch>
<PayeeName>XXX</PayeeName>
<TruncationIndicator>Y</TruncationIndicator>
<BOFDConversionIndicator>2</BOFDConversionIndicator>
<BOFDCorrectionIndicator>0</BOFDCorrectionIndicator>
</CDA>
</CDA>
<CDC>
<CDC num="1">
<AddendumCRecordNumber>1</AddendumCRecordNumber>
<EndorsingBankRountingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</EndorsingBankRountingNumber>
<EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>20090714</EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>
<EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>20090714</EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>
<EndorsingBankItemSequenceNum>0701275380000001</EndorsingBankItemSequenceNum>
<TruncationIndicator>Y</TruncationIndicator>
<EndorsingBankConversionInd>2</EndorsingBankConversionInd>
<EndorsingBankCorrectionInd>0</EndorsingBankCorrectionInd>
</CDC>
<CDC num="2">
<AddendumCRecordNumber>1</AddendumCRecordNumber>
<EndorsingBankRountingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</EndorsingBankRountingNumber>
<EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>20090714</EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>
<EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>20090714</EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>
<EndorsingBankItemSequenceNum>0701275380000002</EndorsingBankItemSequenceNum>
<TruncationIndicator>Y</TruncationIndicator>
<EndorsingBankConversionInd>2</EndorsingBankConversionInd>
<EndorsingBankCorrectionInd>0</EndorsingBankCorrectionInd>
</CDC>
</CDC>
<IVD>
<IVD num="1">
<ImageIndicator>1</ImageIndicator>
<ImageCreatorRountingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</ImageCreatorRountingNumber>
<ImageCreatorDate>20090714</ImageCreatorDate>
<ImageViewFormatIndicator>0</ImageViewFormatIndicator>
<ImageViewCompressionAlg>0</ImageViewCompressionAlg>
<ViewSideIndicator>0</ViewSideIndicator>
<ViewDescriptor>0</ViewDescriptor>
<DigitalSignatureIndicator>1</DigitalSignatureIndicator>
<DigitalSignatureMethod>0</DigitalSignatureMethod>
<SecurityKeySize>12235</SecurityKeySize>
<ImageRecreateIndicator>0</ImageRecreateIndicator>
</IVD>
<IVD num="2">
<ImageIndicator>1</ImageIndicator>
<ImageCreatorRountingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</ImageCreatorRountingNumber>
<ImageCreatorDate>20090714</ImageCreatorDate>
<ImageViewFormatIndicator>0</ImageViewFormatIndicator>
<ImageViewCompressionAlg>0</ImageViewCompressionAlg>
<ViewSideIndicator>0</ViewSideIndicator>
<ViewDescriptor>0</ViewDescriptor>
<DigitalSignatureIndicator>1</DigitalSignatureIndicator>
<DigitalSignatureMethod>0</DigitalSignatureMethod>
<SecurityKeySize>12235</SecurityKeySize>
<ImageRecreateIndicator>0</ImageRecreateIndicator>
</IVD>
</IVD>
<IVT>
<IVT num="1">
<ECEInstitutionRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</ECEInstitutionRoutingNumber>
<BundleBusinessDate>20090714</BundleBusinessDate>
<CycleNumber>0</CycleNumber>
<ECEInstitutionItemSeqNumber>0701275380000001</ECEInstitutionItemSeqNumber>
<ClippingOrigin>
<Origin>0</Origin>
<CoordinateH1>0000</CoordinateH1>
<CoordinateH2>0000</CoordinateH2>
<CoordinateV1>0000</CoordinateV1>
<CoordinateV2>0000</CoordinateV2>
</ClippingOrigin>
<LengthofImageReferenceKey>0</LengthofImageReferenceKey>
<LengthofDigitalSignature>0</LengthofDigitalSignature>
<LengthofImageData>1</LengthofImageData>
<OffsetToImageData>01001000</OffsetToImageData>
</IVT>
<IVT num="2">
<ECEInstitutionRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</ECEInstitutionRoutingNumber>
<BundleBusinessDate>20090714</BundleBusinessDate>
<CycleNumber>0</CycleNumber>
<ECEInstitutionItemSeqNumber>0701275380000002</ECEInstitutionItemSeqNumber>
<ClippingOrigin>
<Origin>0</Origin>
<CoordinateH1>0000</CoordinateH1>
<CoordinateH2>0000</CoordinateH2>
<CoordinateV1>0000</CoordinateV1>
<CoordinateV2>0000</CoordinateV2>
</ClippingOrigin>
<LengthofImageReferenceKey>0</LengthofImageReferenceKey>
<LengthofDigitalSignature>0</LengthofDigitalSignature>
<LengthofImageData>1</LengthofImageData>
<OffsetToImageData>01001000</OffsetToImageData>
</IVT>
</IVT>
<IVA>
<IVA num="1">
<GlobalImageQuality>0</GlobalImageQuality>
<GlobalImageUsability>1</GlobalImageUsability>
<ImagingBankSpecificTest>1</ImagingBankSpecificTest>
</IVA>
<IVA num="2">
<GlobalImageQuality>0</GlobalImageQuality>
<GlobalImageUsability>1</GlobalImageUsability>
<ImagingBankSpecificTest>1</ImagingBankSpecificTest>
</IVA>
</IVA>
<BCR>
<ItemsWithinBundleCount>2</ItemsWithinBundleCount>
<BundleTotalAmount>1500</BundleTotalAmount>
<MICRValidTotalAmount>1500</MICRValidTotalAmount>
</BCR>
</ForwardBundle>
<CCR>
<BundleCount>1</BundleCount>
<ItemWithinCashLetterCount>2</ItemWithinCashLetterCount>
<CashLetterTotalAmount>1500</CashLetterTotalAmount>
<ImagesWithinCashLetterCount>2</ImagesWithinCashLetterCount>
<ECEInstitutionName>Bank Asia</ECEInstitutionName>
<SettlementDate>20090714</SettlementDate>
</CCR>
</Collection>
<ECR>
<CashLetterCount>1</CashLetterCount>
<TotalRecordCount>2</TotalRecordCount>
<TotalItemCount>2</TotalItemCount>
<FileTotalAmount>1500</FileTotalAmount>
<ImmediateOriginContactName>Bank Asia</ImmediateOriginContactName>
<ImmediateOriginContactNumber>XXX</ImmediateOriginContactNumber>
</ECR>
</OCE>
</BACPSInterface>';
l_parser := dbms_xmlparser.newParser;
dbms_xmlparser.parseClob(l_parser, l_clob);
l_doc := dbms_xmlparser.getDocument(l_parser);
dbms_lob.freetemporary(l_clob);
dbms_xmlparser.freeParser(l_parser);
dbms_xmldom.freeDocument(l_doc);
end; -
XMLSocket "Failed to load policy file" error
I am trying to use an XMLSocket.swf file, and it is not connecting. Do I need to open up a port on my server? I am trying to run this on a dedicated remote Windows 2008 server.
Here is the error from FlashFirebug:
OK: Root-level SWF loaded: file:///C|/Users/vcaadmin/AppData/Roaming/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/70vbx4ys.default/exten sions/flashfirebug%40o%2Dminds.com/chrome/content/flashfirebug.swf
OK: Root-level SWF loaded: http://speak-tome.com/flash/XMLSocket.swf
OK: Searching for <allow-access-from> in policy files to authorize data loading from resource at xmlsocket://speak-tome.com:9997 by requestor from http://speak-tome.com/flash/XMLSocket.swf
Error: Failed to load policy file from xmlsocket://speak-tome.com:9997
Error: Request for resource at xmlsocket://speak-tome.com:9997 by requestor from http://speak-tome.com/flash/XMLSocket.swf has failed because the server cannot be reached.
My crossdomain.xml is saved to the root of the web directory and looks like:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE cross-domain-policy SYSTEM "http://www.adobe.com/xml/dtds/cross-domain-policy.dtd">
<cross-domain-policy>
<site-control permitted-cross-domain-policies="master-only"/>
<allow-access-from domain="*"/>
<allow-http-request-headers-from domain="*" headers="SOAPAction"/>
</cross-domain-policy>
I notice that both ports 843 and 9997 are closed for my domain (speak-tome.com - 72.167.253.16) when I check using a service such as yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports. Do I need to get these ports open to get the policy file to work?As a test, I uploaded my Flash/Gaia site into an existing site on my old host. And although the site actually works in this setting, when I run things in the FlashPlayerDebugger, I'm still getting Security Sandbox Violations - so (as adninjastrator suggested in earlier post), this may have nothing to do with the DNS changes - but perhaps with my setting things up wrong somewhere so that the Flashplayer is trying to access my local computer - maybe??
Debugger logs gives me this:
Error: Failed to load policy file from xmlsocket://127.0.0.1:5800
Error: Request for resource at xmlsocket://127.0.0.1:5800 by requestor from http://recreationofthegods.com/bin/main.swf has failed because the server cannot be reached.
*** Security Sandbox Violation ***
So, I've now uploaded the identical bin (which contains all the files for my site) - but I'm getting different behaviors on the two hosts.
On the new holistic servers, the site won't go past the first page: www.yourgods.com
On the 1&1 servers, I still get runtime errors in FlashPlayerDebugger - but the site runs ok - http://www.RecreationOfTheGods.com/bin/index.html
Posting those links in hopes someone with more experience in these sandbox issues can help steer me in the right direction. -
Flex caching policy files in error?
Hello,
I am using the XMLSocket() class to send and receive XML content from a java socket program. If I start the flex applicaion before the java app comes online then I get a SecurityErrorEvent.SECURITY_ERROR - which is OK. But I have retry logic in Flex such that it will continue to try and connect (I am using a timer to retry). Trouble is that once I start the java applicaion I still get the same SECURITY_ERROR, even when the socket and policy file are available.
So it would seem that Flex is caching the URL of my XMLSocket() with no policy file, because when it first tryed to load the policy file there was no response. And it never tries to load the policy file again. Even if I try to force it with the Security.loadPolicyFile call it still wont pick it up.
My java program returns the policy file from the XMLSocket directly. Also it seems that if I stop the java program after flex has made the initial connection then the Flex applicaion can recover (so it seems that it is very importaint that flex have the policy file available the first time it is requested, as it gets cached for the life of the Flex runtime thereafter).
Seems like a bug to me... I can work arround this by ensuring the initial connection is OK before I let the user into the applicaion, but I would think Flex could fix this.I had to uninstall all of FLEX and the cfeclipse items
including cleaning out the registry (PC) then reinstall. it is such
a shame because cfeclipse is a very nice plug-in, I hate having
another window for my CF editing. -
Transfer a file from App Server to a FTP site.
Hi, Abapers.
I need your help. Probably, this topic has already been posted in a similar way, but we need an answer to solve our problem.
We have to sent a PDF file from a directory of our app server (AIX) to a FTP directory... which would the FM sequence we should use to goal it?
Best Regards.Hi Santiago,
create fm to send file from APP server to FTP site.
if you want to Post file from desktop to Appl use Transaction - CG3Y
if you want to Post file from Appl to Desktop use Transaction - CG3Z
copy the code below....
* Author: Prabhudas Date: 02/21/2006 *
* Name: Z_FTP_FILE_TO_SERVER *
* Title: FTP File on R/3 Application Server to External Server *
*"*"Local Interface:
*" IMPORTING
*" REFERENCE(DEST_HOST) TYPE C
*" REFERENCE(DEST_USER) TYPE C
*" REFERENCE(DEST_PASSWORD) TYPE C
*" REFERENCE(DEST_PATH) TYPE C
*" REFERENCE(SOURCE_PATH) TYPE C
*" REFERENCE(FILE) TYPE C
*" REFERENCE(BINARY) TYPE CHAR1 OPTIONAL
*" REFERENCE(REMOVE_FILE) TYPE CHAR1 OPTIONAL
*" TABLES
*" FTP_SESSION STRUCTURE ZMSG_TEXT OPTIONAL
*" EXCEPTIONS
*" CANNOT_CONNECT
*" SOURCE_PATH_UNKNOWN
*" DEST_PATH_UNKNOWN
*" TRANSFER_FAILED
*" COMMAND_FAILED
DATA: w_password TYPE zftppassword,
w_length TYPE i,
w_key TYPE i VALUE 26101957,
w_handle TYPE i,
w_command(500) TYPE c.
REFRESH ftp_session.
* Scramble password (new Unicode-compliant routine)
w_length = STRLEN( dest_password ).
CALL FUNCTION 'HTTP_SCRAMBLE'
EXPORTING
SOURCE = dest_password
sourcelen = w_length
key = w_key
IMPORTING
destination = w_password.
* Connect to FTP destination (DEST_HOST)
CALL FUNCTION 'FTP_CONNECT'
EXPORTING
user = dest_user
password = w_password
host = dest_host
rfc_destination = 'SAPFTPA'
IMPORTING
handle = w_handle
EXCEPTIONS
not_connected = 1
OTHERS = 2.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
MESSAGE ID sy-msgid TYPE sy-msgty NUMBER sy-msgno
WITH sy-msgv1 sy-msgv2 sy-msgv3 sy-msgv4
RAISING cannot_connect.
ENDIF.
* Optionally, specify binary file transfer
IF binary = 'X'.
w_command = 'bin'.
CALL FUNCTION 'FTP_COMMAND'
EXPORTING
handle = w_handle
command = w_command
TABLES
data = ftp_session
EXCEPTIONS
command_error = 1
tcpip_error = 2.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
CONCATENATE 'FTP command failed:' w_command
INTO w_command SEPARATED BY space.
MESSAGE ID 'ZW' TYPE 'E' NUMBER '042'
WITH w_command
RAISING command_failed.
ENDIF.
ENDIF.
* Navigate to source directory
CONCATENATE 'lcd' source_path INTO w_command SEPARATED BY space.
CALL FUNCTION 'FTP_COMMAND'
EXPORTING
handle = w_handle
command = w_command
TABLES
data = ftp_session
EXCEPTIONS
command_error = 1
tcpip_error = 2.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
CONCATENATE 'FTP command failed:' w_command
INTO w_command SEPARATED BY space.
MESSAGE ID 'ZW' TYPE 'E' NUMBER '042'
WITH w_command
RAISING source_path_unknown.
ENDIF.
* Navigate to destination directory
CONCATENATE 'cd' dest_path INTO w_command SEPARATED BY space.
CALL FUNCTION 'FTP_COMMAND'
EXPORTING
handle = w_handle
command = w_command
TABLES
data = ftp_session
EXCEPTIONS
command_error = 1
tcpip_error = 2.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
CONCATENATE 'FTP command failed:' w_command
INTO w_command SEPARATED BY space.
MESSAGE ID 'ZW' TYPE 'E' NUMBER '042'
WITH w_command
RAISING dest_path_unknown.
ENDIF.
* Transfer file
CONCATENATE 'put' file INTO w_command SEPARATED BY space.
CALL FUNCTION 'FTP_COMMAND'
EXPORTING
handle = w_handle
command = w_command
TABLES
data = ftp_session
EXCEPTIONS
command_error = 1
tcpip_error = 2.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
CONCATENATE 'FTP command failed:' w_command
INTO w_command SEPARATED BY space.
MESSAGE ID 'ZW' TYPE 'E' NUMBER '042'
WITH w_command
RAISING transfer_failed.
ENDIF.
* Disconnect from destination host
CALL FUNCTION 'FTP_DISCONNECT'
EXPORTING
handle = w_handle.
* Optionally, remove file from source directory
IF remove_file = 'X'.
CONCATENATE source_path '/' file INTO w_command.
CONCATENATE 'rm' w_command INTO w_command SEPARATED BY space.
OPEN DATASET '/dev/null' FOR OUTPUT FILTER w_command.
CLOSE DATASET '/dev/null'.
ENDIF.
Regards,
Prabhudas -
Is there a way to run a script to create an RPD file from MDS XML files
We would be interested in using the MDS XML format for the RPD file in saving it in our Subversion source code control system, and I have seen how to do this in the User documentation.
Our question is whether or not there is a way to use a command line tool to recreate the rpd file without having to use the Admin tool, so that we can automate the deployment of the RPD file from source code control to QA and Production environments.
If we check in the RPD file directly, then there is a way to automate the process, but we would prefer to use the MDS XML format since this allows us to save changes in text format, not binary, but we still need to be able to automate the process.
In the Oracle Fusion Middleware XML Schema Reference for Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition document, I have found that there is a way to automate the creation of the MDS XML files from an RPD file using this command:
biserverxmlgen -M -R repository_pathname [-P password] -D output_directory [-8] [-N] [-Q|-S]
So my question is basically is there a way to reverse this process, to use some command line tool (or Weblogic Scripting or some other mechanism) to create the RPD file from the MDS XML files? Are there options on the biserverxmlexec command that will do what I am asking?Hey dmfairley,
Thanks for the question. You can absolutely export the project as .mp3, as outlined in this resource:
GarageBand Help: Export songs to disk
http://help.apple.com/garageband/mac/10.0/#gbnd7cbf5ed9
Export songs to disk
You can export a project to your computer as a stereo audio file.
Exported files can be reused in GarageBand to save processing resources by replacing or bypassing multiple regions, instruments, and effects. They can also be used with other music applications and devices, posted on the Internet (on a webpage, or in the iTunes Store, for example), added to an iTunes playlist, or uploaded to a mobile device such as iPhone or iPad.
1. Choose Share > Export Song to Disk.
2. To rename the exported file, select the name in the Save As field, then enter a new name.
3. Choose a location to save the exported file from the Where pop-up menu.
4. Select the format for the exported file (AAC, MP3, or AIFF).
5. Choose the quality setting for the exported file from the Quality pop-up menu.
6. Click Export.
Thanks,
Matt M. -
Issue in moving files from data fodler to processed folder in background
Hi All,
I am facing one issue in moving files from data fodler to processed folder in case of background execution.
When i am executing the file in the foreground, i can move the file from Data folder to processed folder. I am using SXPG_COMMAND_EXECUTE FM to move the file from data folder to processed folder. I can see the file in processed folder once the program is executed.
But in case of executing the same program in background, it is giving me the error "Failed to move the file to processed folder" in the spool of SM37 and i can see the file still laying in data folder.
I tried to check other programs which acesses the same folder as the above program, whether they are able to move. They are able to move the file to processed fodler successfully both in foreground and background mode.
Please help me in resolving this issue.
Thanks,
DeepaHi Sanu,
Please use teh following code to move the file from source to target folder.
This is a code showing how to create and use COPY command of UNIX in ABAP
PARAMETERS:
Input file path
p_input TYPE localfile,
Processed file path
p_proc TYPE localfile.
Declare the Types to file data
TYPES: BEGIN OF L_X_OUTPUT,
sys(200), " Please note, there are asterisk before and after sys (i.e.sys)
END OF L_X_OUTPUT.
* Internal table to store file data
DATA l_i_output TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF l_x_output WITH HEADER LINE.
* Variable for the UNIX command
DATA: l_v_unix_comm(255) TYPE c.
Copy command of UNIX
CONCATENATE 'mv' p_input p_proc
INTO l_v_unix_comm SEPARATED BY space.
For example the Copy command is stored as below
cp u2018/data/interfaces/input/input_fileu2019 u2018/data/interfaces/processed/processed_fileu2019
Examples of UNIX Command *u2022 mv filename1 filename2 --- moves a file (i.e. gives it a different name, or moves it into a *different directory (see below) *u2022 cp filename1 filename2 --- copies a file
Execute the UNIX Copy command.
This command will copy the file from input file path to the processed file path
CALL 'SYSTEM' ID 'COMMAND' FIELD l_v_unix_comm
ID 'TAB'
FIELD l_i_output-sys.
IF sy-subrc eq 0.
write: 'File is copied successfully using UNIX command in ABAP'.
ENDIF. -
How to transfer the files from one server to another through pl/sql...?
I want to transfer all the files from source server with respective directory to designation server with respective directory (designation server - oracle reside server).
Is it possible to ftp from one server to another server(designation server - oracle reside server) through pl/sql. these two servers are independent & unix server.No ... The package mentioned in
http://www.oracle-base.com/dba/miscellaneous/ftp.pks
this works for across the server i.e. transfer the files from one server to other (it is basically ftp) ..
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