Runtime "properties file" type functionality in OSB

I have looked and looked and can not find any straight forward way to have environment specific properties.
I am talking about application specific, environment specific data, not url's, security, transport or other osb isses.
I am talking about in dev my recordTypeId = x and in prod, it is y. I have read of some TransportProvider xml
getEnvValues(). I know that I could do something with coherence. But seriously, this has got to be addressed
and I am just missing it. Any help or pointers to doc would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

I have done it this way: put a property file in $DOMAIN_HOME/config/osb - which is already in the CLASSPATH - and use a custom XPath function - in Java - to do a Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader().getResource("mypropertyfile.properties") and load a Property object from it.
You can also write another custom XPath to reload properties from file, and a Proxy Service to invoke it - or expose it with JMX.

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I have a scenario in which I have to read some properties(key-value) from a file. Earlier whole code was developed in java and its easy to read properties file in java.
But now need to implement this in OSB and performance is very critical in this project.
I followed DVM approached defined in
http://blogs.oracle.com/christomkins/2010/02/domain_value_maps_in_oracle_se.html and http://blogs.oracle.com/christomkins/2010/02/domain_value_maps_in_oracle_se.html
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     <column      name="PROPERTY_VALUE" qualifier="false" order="1"/>
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     <rows>
     <row>
     <cell>dealer.locate.default.buypower.link</cell>
     <cell>http://www.xyz.com</cell>
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     <row>
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     <cell>Cadillac</cell>
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XPATH is- ns1:dvm/ns1:rows[1]/ns1:row[1]/ns1:cell[1]/text()
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Thanks
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Edited by: Vibhor Rastogi on Sep 21, 2010 4:59 AM

RemoteApp 2012 and File Type Associations

Hi, All :),
the scenario is like this - 2 x Server 2012: one as the RD Connection Broker and RD Web Access and one as the RD Session Host (clients are Windows 7). ALMOST everything works: there is one collection, several applications, all successfully thrown into
the RemoteApp and Desktop Collections by GPO (Powershell script - http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/ScriptCenter/313a95b3-a698-4bb0-9ed6-d89a47eacc72/).
But one thing doesn't work - file type associations. Well, I want the client without, for example, Office installed to open the RemoteApp application (Excel) by clicking on the XLSX file. When looking at the application properties -> File Type Associations
-> Current Associations column, I see the name of the collection, which includes Excel ... but it does not work. After updating the RemoteApp and Desktop Connections on the client, the RDP file with Excel noticed a new line:
remoteapplicationfileextensions: s:. csv,. xls,. xlsx,. xltx
How do I make it work? I know that in RemoteApp on Server 2008R2 you could export the MSI file that took care of File Type Associations, but what to do in case of Server 2012?

Unfortunately, the feature to install file type associations for RemoteApp programs in your GPO-pushed RemoteApp and Desktop Collection is only supported on Windows 8 clients. Several improvement were made over the old MSI-based file type associations, and
those improvements rely upon changes in the Windows 8 OS.
Ultimately file type associations are controlled with registry keys, all of which are documented on MSDN. RemoteApp programs are pretty much the same as any other local program, except the file type is associated with mstsc.exe with some special parameters.
Although the way we register those file type associations in Windows 8 won't work for you, the way the old MSIs used to register them would. You could in theory register the RemoteApp file type associations yourself in the same way that one of the old MSIs
would have done (you could use some sort of GPO-pushed script on the clients).
The easiest way to do this would be to track down one of those old MSIs, install it, and do a before-and-after view of the registry to see what changes it makes.
Hope that helps,
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Where is the weblogic.properties file in weblogic6.1?

I could only find this file in directory: ..\wlserver6.1\samples\examples\tutorials\migration\banking
why i cannot find it in wlserver6.1 directory? Is there any other properties file
whose function is the same as this one so that i can change setting?
Thanks in advance,
moonriver

The weblogic.properties file is only used for weblogic 5.x, it is no longer used
in 6.x anymore. Instead, a config.xml file is used as similar purpose.
Allen.
"Moonriver" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
I could only find this file in directory: ..\wlserver6.1\samples\examples\tutorials\migration\banking
why i cannot find it in wlserver6.1 directory? Is there any other properties
file
whose function is the same as this one so that i can change setting?
Thanks in advance,
moonriver

How can we give the Data Format (File Type ) in Runtime

Hi all,
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cl_gui_frontend_services=>gui_download.
Thanks in advance
Sri

There is a filetype parameter which you can set
CALL METHOD cl_gui_frontend_services=>gui_download
EXPORTING
*    BIN_FILESIZE              =
    filename                  =
*    FILETYPE                  = 'ASC'
*    APPEND                    = SPACE
*    WRITE_FIELD_SEPARATOR     = SPACE
*    HEADER                    = '00'
*    TRUNC_TRAILING_BLANKS     = SPACE
*    WRITE_LF                  = 'X'
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*    COL_SELECT_MASK           = SPACE
*    DAT_MODE                  = SPACE
*    CONFIRM_OVERWRITE         = SPACE
*    NO_AUTH_CHECK             = SPACE
*    CODEPAGE                  = SPACE
*    IGNORE_CERR               = ABAP_TRUE
*    REPLACEMENT               = '#'
*    WRITE_BOM                 = SPACE
*    TRUNC_TRAILING_BLANKS_EOL = 'X'
* IMPORTING
*    FILELENGTH                =
changing
    data_tab                  =
* EXCEPTIONS
*    FILE_WRITE_ERROR          = 1
*    NO_BATCH                  = 2
*    GUI_REFUSE_FILETRANSFER   = 3
*    INVALID_TYPE              = 4
*    NO_AUTHORITY              = 5
*    UNKNOWN_ERROR             = 6
*    HEADER_NOT_ALLOWED        = 7
*    SEPARATOR_NOT_ALLOWED     = 8
*    FILESIZE_NOT_ALLOWED      = 9
*    HEADER_TOO_LONG           = 10
*    DP_ERROR_CREATE           = 11
*    DP_ERROR_SEND             = 12
*    DP_ERROR_WRITE            = 13
*    UNKNOWN_DP_ERROR          = 14
*    ACCESS_DENIED             = 15
*    DP_OUT_OF_MEMORY          = 16
*    DISK_FULL                 = 17
*    DP_TIMEOUT                = 18
*    FILE_NOT_FOUND            = 19
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*    CONTROL_FLUSH_ERROR       = 21
*    NOT_SUPPORTED_BY_GUI      = 22
*    ERROR_NO_GUI              = 23
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Configure properties file that java file uses in OSB.

I have a jar file consisting of java files which maintain the session id in the queue. One main jar depends on 3 more jars for logging.
Also java files in the jar depends on the *.properties file to read the queue length dynamically.
I need to access the main jar from osb proxy server. I used java callout to access the java method provided in the main jar.
My question is: where should I place *.properties which is used by java class, in the osb folder. I don't see how I can add *.properties in the osb console.
Your timely help is greatly appreciated.

sudheshna wrote:
another java class which loads property file...I'm understanding that you don't have way to modify this +"another java class"+, but you have to figure out what strategy it uses to pick up the properties file... classpath? environment variable? absolute path? relative path?
If the file needs to be on the classpath (a common strategy) then you can just place the it in %DOMAIN_HOME%\config\soa-infra... This one is usually in the classpath... Other option is to change setDomainEnv.cmd(setDomainEnv.sh) to add a directory to the classpath and place the file there...
Hope this helps...
Cheers,
Vlad

Function to determine file type

I am looking for a basic function that will receive a string,
I want the function to look at the string and determine what the
file type is, then perform another function.
where filename = "demo.swf" or "somethingElse.pdf"
if filename == 'swf'
goto "10"
else if filename == 'pdf'
goto "20"

You can use the String.split() method, to split the file name
at the period.
Then the file type will be the second item in the array:
function getExtension (fileName:String):String {
return fileName.split(".")[1];
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Text editor used to type the contents of the properties file

******To all those (expect iainsinclair) who view this message - Sorry for using this forum for my personal contacts **********
Hi iainsinclair
Thanx for explaining ur experience to me for my previous posted topic . U did mentioned a text editor called NETBEANS PROPERTY TEXT EDITOR .
* Can u please explain more about this editor . Is this editor specific to some encodings ....
* U said that as u enter the Japanese characters in ur keyboard the editor saves the characters in the unicode format. Are the characters displayed in their glyphs or as \u????.
* Can u give me a list of languages f or which this text editor can be used . Bcoz u had suggested that it can be used for chinese also .
* I need more info about a Japanese Computer and keyboard. I think we both are in the same level in this topic I18N . Iam working for I18N project in my company. This is my official mail ID- [email protected] .Can u send me ur mail Id so that we make sure that this forum members are not disturbed by our discussion .

Hi, I'm happy if I can help.
* Can u please explain more about this editor . Is this editor specific to some encodings ....
It's the netbeans IDE from www.netbeans.org it's a free integrated development environment for java. It includes many editors, for .java files, .properties files and many others. It is designed to accept text in the non-ascii format and convert it for use in properties files.
* U said that as u enter the Japanese characters in ur keyboard the editor saves the characters in the unicode format. Are the characters displayed in their glyphs or as \u????.
They are saved as ascii characters, not glyphs. For example, I entered MSGothic (MSゴシック) in japanese using net beans and it looks like this when I use a normal text editor: MS\u30B4\u30B7\u30C3\u30AF
* Can u give me a list of languages f or which this text editor can be used . Bcoz u had suggested that it can be used for chinese also .
It should work for any language that your windows/linux system has support for (need the right fonts for a start). My system is native japanese, so I have all the required japanese fonts installed. If you want to use (for example) Chinese on an English system, you'll have to get the fonts and probably you will need to modify the jre/lib/font.properties file.
* I need more info about a Japanese Computer and keyboard. I think we both are in the same level in this topic I18N . Iam working for I18N project in my company. This is my official mail ID- [email protected] .Can u send me ur mail Id so that we make sure that this forum members are not disturbed by our discussion .
I don't think it's disturbing anyone. Forums are all about sharing information, and there is a lack of experience of I18N in the broader comminity, I feel. This isn't a busy forum... ;-)
Don't forget to look for the article written by John O'Conner called 'Displaying Text' I don't have the URL handy but it was posted on this forum recently. It's required reading.

Detecting file type in vba for word

I have directories full of files on a Mac. Most of these files are Doc files, some Txt files and some other types. Unfortunately the files don't have file extensions (not hidden but actually no file extensions). On a PC in a macro I need to open
these doc files (from the Mac) and do some manipulations on the files and then save them. I have a macro which works as long as all the files are Doc files so if I can detect the file type in my macro I can skip the non-Doc files and process only
the Doc files.
Is there a way in a vba for word macro to detect a file type other than by the file extension? Or if that can't be done can I put error trapping on my Open statement that will catch an attempt to Open a non-Doc type file?
Thanks
Harry Spier

If your code is running on Windows and you are in a position to install software on it, you
may be able to get reasonably reliable detection using dsofile.dll, which you can get here:
I really do not know whether it will work with files stored or create on Mac (and in any case, if these are old Mac .doc files, you may find that Windows Word cannot open them anyway.
You need to
- register the dll via regsvr32
- in VBE, use Tools->References... to make a reference to"DSO OLE Document Properties Reader 2.1"
- use code such as the sample below.
Option Explicit
Function IsWordDoc(FullName As String) As Boolean
' FullName is the full path name of the file you want to check
Dim objDocumentProperties As DSOFile.OleDocumentProperties
IsWordDoc = False
Set objDocumentProperties = New DSOFile.OleDocumentProperties
' or you can add dsoOptionOnlyOpenOLEFiles to the options and
' use error trapping to detect -2147217148
objDocumentProperties.Open sFileName:=FullName, ReadOnly:=True, Options:=dsoOptionDontAutoCreate
If objDocumentProperties.IsOleFile Then
If objDocumentProperties.OleDocumentFormat = "MSWordDoc" Then
IsWordDoc = True
End If
End If
objDocumentProperties.Close savebeforeclose:=False
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End Function
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Debug.Print IsWordDoc("c:\a\test.doc")
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You may also find that the value of the property I am checking varies and that you need to look at other things, such as
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but that value definitely varies according to the version of Word used to create the .doc, so you would need to discover what values it can have in a valid .doc.
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How to save as Excel file type?

There were no Excel file type under the "Save As" function. Is there anyway to include Excel file type under this list? Snapshot attached.
Solved!
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Hi NiCoder,
You have a numer of different options to get data from the DIAdem Data Portal to Excel:
1) Save to TDM or TDMS file and use the free TDM Excel Importer to load the data into Excel
2) Save to CSV file and use Excel's built-in ASCII file import feature to load the data into Excel
3) Load the gfsexcel.dll GPI-DLL and use the "File >> Save as..." option to export an *.xls data file
4) Use a custom VBScript to automate any of the above 3 options
5) Use a custom VBScript to directly send each Data Portal data channel to a column of values in Excel via ActiveX
Options 1) and 2) are easiest if you want a purely interactive solution. Option 1) will export all the data values as well as all the properties. Option 2) will export all the data values and the name of each channel in the Data Portal, but none of the other properties. If you choose to use option 3), know ahead of time that this feature is limited to 255 columns and will not export any custom properties, just the properties that existed back in DIAdem 8.1. Option 4) can add in all the custom properties that are missing in option 2). Option 5) can export all the data and all custom properties, but it is also the slowest option and involves the most programming.
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Java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError - Unknown file type.

Hi
I am trying load a library file A.so using System.load function and I get the below error
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: /u1/weblogic/weblogic92/weblogic92/server/native
/solaris/sparc/A.so: ld.so.1: java: fatal: /u1/weblogic/weblogic92/weblogic92/server/native
/solaris/sparc/A.so: unknown file type (Possible cause: endianness mismatch)
at java.lang.ClassLoader$NativeLibrary.load(Native Method)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary0(ClassLoader.java:1751)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary(ClassLoader.java:1647)
at java.lang.Runtime.load0(Runtime.java:769)
at java.lang.System.load(System.java:968)
Can some one please help.
Also when I am using the libraries of next version,I get the below error
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: /u1/weblogic/weblogic92/weblogic92/server/native
/solaris/sparc/A.so: ld.so.1: java: fatal: /u1/weblogic/weblogic92/weblogic92/server/native
/solaris/sparc/A.so: wrong ELFCLASS:ELFCLASS32(Possible cause: architecture word width mismatch)
at java.lang.ClassLoader$NativeLibrary.load(Native Method)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary0(ClassLoader.java:1751)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary(ClassLoader.java:1647)
at java.lang.Runtime.load0(Runtime.java:769)
at java.lang.System.load(System.java:968)
Thanks
Phani

phani_sridhar wrote:
Hi
I am trying load a library file A.so using System.load function and I get the below error
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: /u1/weblogic/weblogic92/weblogic92/server/native
/solaris/sparc/A.so: ld.so.1: java: fatal: /u1/weblogic/weblogic92/weblogic92/server/native
/solaris/sparc/A.so: unknown file type (Possible cause: endianness mismatch)
at java.lang.ClassLoader$NativeLibrary.load(Native Method)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary0(ClassLoader.java:1751)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary(ClassLoader.java:1647)
at java.lang.Runtime.load0(Runtime.java:769)
at java.lang.System.load(System.java:968)
Can some one please help.
Also when I am using the libraries of next version,I get the below error
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: /u1/weblogic/weblogic92/weblogic92/server/native
/solaris/sparc/A.so: ld.so.1: java: fatal: /u1/weblogic/weblogic92/weblogic92/server/native
/solaris/sparc/A.so: wrong ELFCLASS:ELFCLASS32(Possible cause: architecture word width mismatch)
at java.lang.ClassLoader$NativeLibrary.load(Native Method)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary0(ClassLoader.java:1751)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary(ClassLoader.java:1647)
at java.lang.Runtime.load0(Runtime.java:769)
at java.lang.System.load(System.java:968)
I see several possibilities.
1. What you are trying to load is not a shared library.
2. The shared library is compiled incorrectly to match the process space of the VM. There can be any number of causes for this.
Note that the word width mismatch strongly suggests the second.
You should start by forgetting weblogic entirely. Write a simple java app and using an explicit path in the load() method, not loadLibrary(), get it to load. Until it works there it you have no chance in weblogic.

Setting up .properties file

Hello
I would like to know if theres any particular rules for setting up the .properties file. Like in my application i have four *.properties files
1)log4j.properties 2) mapping.properties and so on
the mapping.properties file have jsps mapping..so basically it says
(key) add.project.param = (value)add_project.jsp
project = project.jsp
I am trying to understand how response.sendRedirect sends the appropriate link to project.jsp (view page) from add_project.jsp
In add_project.jsp, response.sendRedirect is simply written as
response.sendRedirect("tsaa.go?param=view&oid=" + parent + "&type=" + ptype);in my servlet dispatcher class; there are various functions two of them are
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2) String getForwardPage(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) { }
and i think these classes take care of forwarding the request to appropriate page.
If there are certain rules for setting up the mapping.properties file, do i have to set my new jsp pages in mapping.properties file as:
quality.control.param = quality_control.jsp
quality.control.results = quality_control_results.jsp
(rite now i am using qc.results = quality_control_results.jsp and that doesnt seem to work)
somehow response.sendRedirect("tsaa.go?param=view&oid=" + parent + "&type=" + ptype) doesn't seem to work in my quality_control.jsp page. Without the above line i can atleast move till quality_control.jsp page from home.jsp....but with response.sendRedirect().....i am on home.jsp after a refresh.
if u know any links where i can read abt .properties file please let me know. googling gave me build.properties file but nothing for jsp mappings
Any help is appreciated
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i got the solution
please ignore the posting
thanx

How to get file type

Hi,
Can anyone help me on how to find the input file type i.e. pdf or txt or word.
Is there any function similar to what we have to get the filename in OSB.
In fact I have a requirement where I have to send a mail with the attached incoming file and the incoming file can be of any type.
Please help me as I need this urgently.
Thanks in advance...
Regards,

Hi,
You can use xquery function tokenize($input,$pattern) to separate file name extension alone from complete file name.
And for sending email with attachments follow this tutorial. http://blogs.oracle.com/christomkins/2009/04/sending_an_email_with_an_attac.html.
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Launching external viewer per file type

From my Java program I need to launch external viewers per file type. Is there any easy way to do this?
My program may generate various output files (eg. html, txt, pdf ...etc). Once a file is generated, I want to launch corresponding registered viewer on users desktop so user can view the output(eg. for "HTML" registered web browser OR for TXT launch Notepad OR for PDF launch Acrobat etc).
I suspect that this functionality may become OS-dependent but maybe somebody knows a "pure java" way of doing this?
Even if I could do it for Windows only that'd be get me by for the moment. If somebody knows a Window's specific solution even that would help.
TIA.

Actually after some more searching I stumbled upon this at javaworld.
On Windows one can execute url.dll that interpretes the given file (or URL) argument and launches appropriate viewer.
For example to launch HTML viewer you execute the following command using runtime..
rundll32 url.dll,FileProtocolHandler http://www.javaworld.comTo launch notepad you use the following command.
rundll32 url.dll,FileProtocolHandler C:\myfile.txtThought it might be useful for anybody else reading this thread...

Visibilty of properties file.

Hello ;-)
I'm integrating part of my application written in pure Java with CEP's Bean. Are there any
limitations for including properties file from project? I tried all combination of access connected
with "project visibility" but it doesn't work.
try {
properties = new Properties();
properties.load(new FileInputStream("NwbSVMQoSClassifier.properties"));
properties.load(new FileInputStream("src/NwbSVMQoSClassifier.properties"));
properties.load(new FileInputStream("procjet/src/NwbSVMQoSClassifier.properties"));
...etc.
}Can I get explanation why? I'm forced to use real path
"e:\project_path\src\NwbSVMQoSClassifier.properties"
on application "published on server"...
ps.
- Got one bug in Exception, space is missing:
"<2009-10-13 03:06:34 CEST> <Error> <CQLProcessor> <BEA-000000> <Unknown event type [TestQueryspecified in channel [testChannel]>"Two characters are missing there.. and sometimes server is not connecting right with eclipse later
- Cleaning console in eclipse brakes output for next operation.. I'm forced to restart server.
Bye.
R.
Edited by: zatzy on 2009-10-18 21:57

zatzy wrote:
>
Anyway In moment where constructor of unknown type from external library is called You can see bug of console. Which seems to
be conneced with GUI rather then communication. All invisible/missing informations are displayed for short time after restart of server.I'm sorry but I'm not sure I follow the steps you're taking to reach this problem. Can you give more details on how to reproduce this? Thanks!- Use helloWorld example
- add to "project" jar library.. like JDBC driver or something
- create JDBC object with call of constructor in final bean.
When JDBC is not added to "Runtime" tab in plug-in editor of manifest, You can publish app ( why ? something is wrong with analyze of libraries ) and get Exception on output that JDBC class is "Not found". Next, please comment with JDBC constructor calll and press "Publish". Console is hanging ( hit on clear button gives the same result )I think what's happening here is that you're allowed to deploy the app because the problem doesn't occur until the Java VM tries to load the JDBC class, which isn't available because it's not packaged in your bundle JAR. There could potentially be some way to warn users if they have specified a library on the Runtime tab that isn't included in the bundle JAR on the Build tab, but it may be difficult to do this as this is all Eclipse's UI. We'll have to look into this.
We'll also have to look into the console issue. I'm not sure what's going on there. There are however special requirements I think for loading JDBC drivers early in the server startup, so there may be some issue here that is specific to JDBC. I'm not very familiar with what they are though. Perhaps others who monitor this forum can chime in and say if using a JDBC library embedded in your bundle is a good idea or not. If we don't hear anything back, maybe you could post a separate JDBC-focused question with more information about your use case.

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