Setting file paths

Is there any way I can programmatically tell java.io classes to assume that file paths are within the source file directory? I'm asking because the sdk does this by default but, by running in debug directories, NetBeans changes this.

If you get a file via Class.getResource() or Class.getResourceAsStream() it will find the file in the class path. The file can even be inside a jar file.

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Set file path in report scripts

Hi All,
Is it possible to set the file path to save the extracted data in report scripts, if so please let me know how to do it.
We can choose the path when executing the script in script editor but how to set the file path in the script itself.
Thanks in Advance

You cannot set in in the report script itself.
But rather you can set the output file and path where the output should be extracted.
1. When you manually run from EASS console, you can specify the path and the file name
2. When you use Maxl to run a report script, you can specify.
Have a look at the Export Data
Hope it helps
Regards
Amarnath
ORACLE | Essbase

How do I set file path for "on my mac" folders in Mail 4.3

Hi, is it possible to set a custom location for where the emails are stored when in "on my mac" folders? This would solve all my problems!
Basically, I have some folders on my local hard drive which sync with Dropbox and I'm thinking there might be a way to do the same with Mail folders ... i.e. so I can access my emails in the "on my mac" folders from multiple devices (other macs, iPads, iPhones).
Don't ask me why I'm not using another way to do it! Mainly because I have too many emails in too many folders to move to IMAP, Exchange, etc.
Thanks
D.

Hi, why not just add this folder to sync with Dropbox also?
/Users/YourUserName/Library/Mail/Mailboxes
Other than that possibly using Aliases, Symlinks, or Hardlinks might work.
Mainly because I have too many emails in too many folders to move to IMAP
Hmmm, you can get a free Gmail imap account that'll hold 8 GB, & IMAP is really, really what you want.

Set file extension (.jpeg)

Hi folks
I made a VI where I capture pictures whenever I hit a boolean and they are automaticly saved in a map with the names 0,1,2,3,4,5,... , but that ain't important for my problem. I use the IMAQ write file2.vi to write my file to the set file path. This .vi got the function to save the image as a .jpeg, .bmp, .png, ... . I select the .jpeg extension, but when I go to the files they are shown like this (without the .jpeg extenstion).
I guess that there is an easy solution to add the .jpeg extension after the file name, but I can't find anything.
Besides that there is something else which stands apart from the .jpeg issue.
I am taking a lot of pictures under different angles of an object and also save them like the example above. After I took all the pictures I want to proces them, so in order to do that I have to save the images together with the angle. I know that in NI Vision calibration information can be saved with the pictures in a .png file, but I was wondering if this also could be done with your own information. If this is not possible, is there maybe another solution to this?
Kind regards
Ruts
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Append the string file name with ".jpeg" (without quotes). Do this by using the concatenate string on the string palette. Post some code if you are having troubles.
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TestStand API: Set relative path

Dear NI community!
Could someone help, please, with the following - is there is some option to set file path to code modules, inside test sequence, to have relative, but not absolute path? I add programmatically code modules to sequence steps, but currently they have absolute path. Is it possible to change it to relative with TestStand API?
Thanks in advance.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

I was wrong. It's possible to manually cut path to file (according to Search Directories of TestStand). Then code modules will be added with relative pathes. But one should be careful - path should be cut correctly.
For example, I have full path
E:\Development\source code\supplementary\TestVIs\Code Modules\Service\Print.vi
My Search Directory is
E:\Development\source code\supplementary\TestVIs\
So, I need to cut like this:
Code Modules\Service\Print.vi
and without slash at the beginning!
Then it will be OK.

How to set dynamic file path in LSMW

I am working on LSMW object to upload say excel file from my desktop.. if someone runs my lsmw application on their system obviously it fails.. is there way where I can dynamically set the path..I mean whomsoever runs the application it picks the file from their location and execute the program.

hi,,,
change your code accordingly
here i am inserting data into ztable from excel .
*& Report ZBI_UPLOAD_DATA_MAST *
REPORT zbi_upload_data_mast .
DATA : it_tab TYPE filetable,
 gd_subrc TYPE i.
TYPES : BEGIN OF wa_wrkctr,
 fictr TYPE zbi_fictr_mast-fictr,
 prctr TYPE zbi_fictr_mast-prctr,
 type TYPE zbi_fictr_mast-type,
 END OF wa_wrkctr.
DATA : wa_save TYPE zbi_fictr_mast.
DATA : gd_scol TYPE i VALUE '1',
 gd_srow TYPE i VALUE '1',
 gd_ecol TYPE i VALUE '256',
 gd_erow TYPE i VALUE '65536'.
DATA : it_datatab TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF wa_wrkctr WITH HEADER LINE INITIAL SIZE 0.
 it_phy_data TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF wa_energy WITH HEADER LINE INITIAL SIZE 0.
*data : w_current_inv_no(5) TYPE n,
 w_pop_up_text LIKE wfcsr_ui_popup_text.
SELECTION-SCREEN BEGIN OF BLOCK b1 WITH FRAME TITLE text-001.
PARAMETERS: p_file LIKE rlgrap-filename OBLIGATORY
 DEFAULT 'C:\Physical Stock.xls' .
SELECTION-SCREEN END OF BLOCK b1.
AT SELECTION-SCREEN
AT SELECTION-SCREEN ON VALUE-REQUEST FOR p_file.
CALL METHOD cl_gui_frontend_services=>file_open_dialog
 EXPORTING
 window_title = 'Select File Name'
 default_extension = '*.xls'
 default_filename = '*.xls'
 file_filter = '*.xls'
 initial_directory = 'c:\'
 MULTISELECTION =
 WITH_ENCODING =
 CHANGING
 file_table = it_tab
 rc = gd_subrc.
 USER_ACTION =
 FILE_ENCODING =
EXCEPTIONS
 FILE_OPEN_DIALOG_FAILED = 1
 CNTL_ERROR = 2
 ERROR_NO_GUI = 3
 NOT_SUPPORTED_BY_GUI = 4
 others = 5
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
MESSAGE ID SY-MSGID TYPE SY-MSGTY NUMBER SY-MSGNO
 WITH SY-MSGV1 SY-MSGV2 SY-MSGV3 SY-MSGV4.
ELSE.
 READ TABLE it_tab INTO p_file INDEX 1.
ENDIF.
START-OF-SELECTION.
START-OF-SELECTION.
PERFORM upload_excel_file TABLES it_datatab
 USING p_file
 gd_scol
 gd_srow
 gd_ecol
 gd_erow.
PERFORM eventtab_build CHANGING lt_eventtab.
PERFORM display_data.
*& Form UPLOAD_EXCEL_FILE
 text
 -->P_IT_DATATAB text
 -->P_P_FILE text
 -->P_GD_SCOL text
 -->P_GD_SROW text
 -->P_GD_ECOL text
 -->P_GD_EROW text
FORM upload_excel_file TABLES p_it_datatab
 USING p_file
 p_scol
 p_srow
 p_ecol
 p_erow.
DATA : lt_intern TYPE kcde_cells OCCURS 0 WITH HEADER LINE.
Has the following format:
 Row number | Colum Number | Value
 i.e. 1 1 Name1
 2 1 Joe
DATA : ld_index TYPE i.
FIELD-SYMBOLS : <fs>.
Note: Alternative function module - 'ALSM_EXCEL_TO_INTERNAL_TABLE'
CALL FUNCTION 'KCD_EXCEL_OLE_TO_INT_CONVERT'
 EXPORTING
 filename = p_file
 i_begin_col = p_scol
 i_begin_row = p_srow
 i_end_col = p_ecol
 i_end_row = p_erow
 TABLES
 intern = lt_intern
 EXCEPTIONS
 inconsistent_parameters = 1
 upload_ole = 2
 OTHERS = 3.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
 FORMAT COLOR COL_BACKGROUND INTENSIFIED.
 WRITE:/ 'Error Uploading file'.
 EXIT.
ENDIF.
IF lt_intern[] IS INITIAL.
 FORMAT COLOR COL_BACKGROUND INTENSIFIED.
 WRITE:/ 'No Data Uploaded'.
 EXIT.
ELSE.
 SORT lt_intern BY row col.
 LOOP AT lt_intern.
 MOVE lt_intern-col TO ld_index.
 ASSIGN COMPONENT ld_index OF STRUCTURE it_datatab TO <fs>.
 MOVE lt_intern-value TO <fs>.
 AT END OF row.
 APPEND it_datatab.
 CLEAR it_datatab.
 ENDAT.
 ENDLOOP.
ENDIF.
IF it_datatab[] IS NOT INITIAL.
 DELETE FROM zbi_fictr_mast.
 COMMIT WORK.
 LOOP AT it_datatab.
 wa_save-fictr = it_datatab-fictr.
 wa_save-prctr = it_datatab-prctr.
 wa_save-type = it_datatab-type.
 INSERT INTO zbi_fictr_mast VALUES wa_save.
 IF sy-subrc = 0.
 COMMIT WORK.
 MESSAGE 'Data upload complete' TYPE 'S'.
 ENDIF.
 CLEAR wa_save.
 CLEAR it_datatab.
 ENDLOOP.
ENDIF.
ENDFORM. " UPLOAD_EXCEL_FILE
i hope this will help .
Regards
Deepak

How can i set a path for my deployment files in weblogic server 10.3

Hi
How can i set the path for my WAR ,JAR files while deploying.i am using the wls10.3 version.
is there any scripts for this ,please provide me.
my Application is ADF 11g application.

By "path", I assume you mean "classpath".
The simplest way is simply to include the jars you need inside the web application or web module's WEB-INF/lib directory, EJB module's META-INF/lib directory, or EAR lib directory.
If that's not practical, if you use NodeManager to start your servers, you can go to the "Server Start" tab in the server definition in the WebLogic console and edit the "Classpath" field, which defaults to no value. You can specify a classpath value there. Note that if you specify a value there, it REPLACES the default classpath for the server, it doesn't add to it. If you need to just add to it (a much more likely scenario), if the value references the value "$CLASSPATH" in it, that will reference the original classpath value that the server would have had.
So, for instance, if you wanted to include the MQ jars in the server classpath, you could set a value like this:
/usr/java/mq/lib/mq.jar:/usr/java/mq/lib/mqstuff.jar:$CLASSPATH

How to set default file path for save

Hello all,
I'm currently blocked on the below issue and is hoping to gain your help and insights.
We have recently upgraded to InDesign CS6. Now when an INDD file created in an older version of INDD is opened in CS6, all the save dialogs would not default to the location of the original INDD file. Though if the same file is opened in the version of InDesign that created it, the save dialog goes to the proper location by default.
Debugged using our custom plugin as a gate way, and found out that after InDesign CS6 performed the document upgrade/convert, the database for the converted document loses file information. i.e. IDataBase::GetSysFile() returns nil. I think we can figure out some way to get the original file path. For example, we can intercept "kAfterOpenDocSignalResponderService", and get the original file path of the opened file from IDocumentSignalData. Though I haven't yet able to figure out a safe way to set this file path to the document, so that the save dialogs would by default point at this path.
Utils<Facade::IWorkgroupFacade>()->InitDocumentAssetManagement(docRef, filePath) seems to do the right thing, but it seems to be quite intruding, and I'm afraid that it is overkilling and will cause bad side effect for the use case I'm looking for.
So I'm wondering if anyone has any suggestions to achieve this without implementing/overriding the file save dialog.
Thanks.
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You should be able to avoid writing your own open-doc trap by using kDocBoss's IOpenedFileInfo to obtain the original file's path. It seems fairly reliable; the only time I've seen it come up empty is for an opened QuarkXPress document.
I'm afraid I don't know of a sanctioned way to change IDataBase::GetSysFile() without going through the database's SaveAs machinery. Overriding this behavior might only be possible by replacing the regular Save dialog with your own.
But if InitDocumentAssetManagement() is helping, maybe the workgroup/asset management approach is worth pursuing. Have you tried spying on that call in the debug app? You might be able to isolate and use one of the commands that it's invoking (IAMSPManager::BindAsset() / kSetAssetAttributesCmdBoss?) without all of the side-effects of the higher-level call.

How to set the File Path to run a javascript using Plugin Code?

Hi All,
Im new to Indesign Plugin Development.Can any one help me out with my problem.
What i want to do is to run a javascript using Plugin Code.When i went through this forum i was able to find out that i should use the IscriptRunner Class to automate this.I could also figure out that the Member Function to use is "CanHandleFile" &"RunFile".
The first parameter in CanHandleFile & RunFile Member Function is to specify the path of the JavaScript File i suppose!I could also find out that IDFile has to used to set the file path Information.
But im clueless how to set the Javascript FilePath using IDFile.Can any one help me how to do this?Any Code Snippets Please?
Waiting for reply.
Thanks
myRiaz

Hi, Andreas Can you explain this in detail? I found it in your post before. The content of elements are returned through the Characters callback function: From ISaxContentHandler.h: /** Receives character data The parser will call this method to report each chunk of character data. SAX parsers may return all contiguous character data in a single chunk, or they may split it into several chunks. But all characters in any single event must come from the same external entity so the Locator provides useful information. Note some parsers will report whitespace using the IgnorableWhitespace() method rather than this one (validating parsers must do so). @param Chars The characters from the XML document. */ virtual void Characters(const PMString& chars) = 0; What i have done is implement my own SAXContentHandlerServiceBoss, and in my file XXXSAXContentHandler.cpp, I override the fonctions StartElement, EndElement, and Characters() like below: I add the PMString xmlData to collect the file content: class XXXSAXContentHandler : public CSAXContentHandler { void XXXSAXContentHandler::Characters(const WideString& chars) { xmlData.Append(chars); } void XXXSAXContentHandler::StartElement(const WideString& uri, const WideString& localname, const WideString& qname, ISAXAttributes* attrs) { xmlData.Append("<"); xmlData.Append(localname); xmlData.Append(">"); } void XXXSAXContentHandler::EndElement(const WideString& uri, const WideString& localname, const WideString& qname) { xmlData.Append("</"); xmlData.Append(localname); xmlData.Append(">"); } } and in my program, I use the code below to call the fonction I overrided, but I dont know how I can get the String xmlData I defined in the XXXSAXContentHandler.cpp InterfacePtr<IK2ServiceRegistry> serviceRegistry(gSession, UseDefaultIID()); InterfacePtr<IK2ServiceProvider> xmlProvider(serviceRegistry->QueryServiceProviderByClassID(kXMLParserService, kXMLParserServiceBoss)); InterfacePtr<ISAXServices> saxServices(xmlProvider, UseDefaultIID()); InterfacePtr<ISAXContentHandler> saxHandler(::CreateObject2<ISAXContentHandler>(kXXXSAXContentHandlerServiceBoss)); saxHandler->Register(saxServices); bool16 parseFailed = saxServices->ParseStream(readStream, saxHandler); Can you give me any help? Thanks and regards!

How to set default file path while downloading alv output

Hi,
Can anyone tell me that how to set default file path while downloading the ALV output to system using Local file button on tool bar.
Please look below screenshots:
Kindly help me resolve it.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
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How to set the file path dynamically based on sytem, username, and date

Hi All,
My requirement is upload the data into one structure like xyz that is related to t.code MCSZ.
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How do I set the default file path for the Place command?

I keep my graphics files for each document in a particular folder. Every time I open an existing InDesign document and place a new image I have to browse back to that location - even though all of the previous images in that document came from the same folder. InDesign does not remember the file path that was used previously in the document. This is very annoying.
IS THERE A WAY TO SET THE DEFAULT FILE PATH, OR LOCATION, FOR IMAGE FILES?
I have looked through the preferences, searched the forums and internet, but I have not found any reference to setting default paths. Is there a setting like the one in MS Word called "File Locations" on the Options toolbox?
Thank you.

Since you're working in ID on Windows, you can take advantage of a neat trick in Windows. Copy the file path out of the File Explorer address bar and paste it directly into the Place filename field. That will jump you directly to the desired volume. For example, let's say I want to place a graphic located at X:\PS Jobs\May PS\709672bp\Working Source Files\Links. I copy that entire path from the File Explorer address bar, go to InDesign, select File|Place, and press Control + V to paste that path into the filename field. I press the Open button and Shazam! I'm there instantly, without a bunch of navigation.
You can do the same thing in the File|Save As and File|Export fields. Let's say you want export a PDF file from InDesign to the volume X:\PS Jobs\May PS\709672bp\Working PDF Files. First copy the desired file path from the File Explorer window. In InDesign, select File|Export, click anywhere in the filename field, and press the Home key to move the insertion point to the front of the filename. Press Control + V to paste that path in front of the filename, then add the backslash character (\). The filename will now look like this: X:\PS Jobs\May PS\709672bp\Working PDF Files\Filename.pdf. Press the Save button to bring up the Export Adobe PDF window. Select your desired PDF preset, press the Export button, and the PDF file will magically appear in the desired volume.
This sounds really complicated, but it's not. In practice, it only takes a few seconds. I probably save an hour's worth of needless navigation every day with this technique.

Variable being set to file path

Hi,
I am having trouble getting the file path of the file I want to use in my script. This is what my code is. Basically I move a file to the desktop, but if I want to use it on another computer, I want to specific finding the file by extension only.
set orig_file to any file of folder "Desktop" of home whose name extension is ".plist"
I need the /Users/username/Desktop/file.plist version of the file path.
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks

Use code such as:
tell application "Finder"
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Set the file path of get image method

I have a program that takes multiple IV curves of some nano-devices and saves each set of the IV curve data into a CSV file. I also have a graph on the main screen that gives me a visual representation of the data after each IV curve is taken.
My program automatically names each IV curve with a different file path and at the end of the program execution I could have 50-60 IV curves. What i'm trying to do is have LabVIEW export an image file of the graph on my front panel and save it with the save file path as the CSV file.
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There is another method that I found here: http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/5AE4ADCBB65A6D8F86256FBF007A1AC1
That talks about a "Invoke Node -> Get Image Method" which physically captures the colorful chart on the front panel. However I cannot figure out a way to tell it the file path to save to. So when I run my program, after each IV curve, it takes the image from the front panel and then on the next IV curve, it interrupts my program to ask me to overwrite the previous file because it's using the same name.
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Thanks for the code....I didn't know you could wire the output of the image data to a write VI. It makes sense in theory and i thought it would work....but it's not actually writing the PNG. I even tried BMP and JPEG but no results.
I'm posting an image of my code with the before and after. The before uses export image and it works, the after uses the get image and it doesn't create the file.
Attachments:
before.PNG ‏71 KB
after.PNG ‏71 KB

Set FDF file path

Greetings,
I have created a form that checks if fields are complete and if so, attaches a FDF file to an email.
Here is my code:
var f1 = this.getField("0_type").value;
var rFields = new Array(
["0_type", "Form Type"],
["1_account_number", "Account Number"],
["1_name_sale_source", "Your Name and Sales Source Number"],
["1_pu_facility", "Pickup Facility"],
["1_territory", "Pickup Territory"],
["3_billing_name", "Billing Contact Name"],
["3_company_name", "Billing Company Name"],
["3_phone", "Billing Contact Phone"]);
if(f1 == "re")
function FormComplete()
var bComplete = true;
var errMsg = "";
RemoveHighlights(["0_type", "1_account_number", "1_name_sale_source", "1_pu_facility", "1_territory", "3_billing_name", "3_company_name", "3_phone"]);
for (i = 0; i < rFields.length; i++)
if
(this.getField(rFields[i][0]).valueAsString == " ")
bComplete = false;
errMsg = errMsg + rFields[i][1] + "\n";
this.getField(rFields[i][0]).fillColor = color.red;
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app.alert("The following field(s) need to be completed for a Reactivation request:\n\n" + errMsg,
1, 1);
return bComplete;
function RemoveHighlights(aFields)
console.println(aFields.length);
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return;
if(FormComplete())
this.submitForm({cURL:"mailto:[email protected]?subject=Reactivation Request for "+this.getField("3_company_name").value+" #"+this.getField("1_account_number").value+"&body=Thank you for completing this form.%0A%0AReactivation requests require management approval. Once approval is granted your request will be processed.%0A%0AThank you,%0ASales Support Team&[email protected]"});
Here's my problem:
Users are saving the source file in different locations on their hard drives. And, some times they rename their files for future reference. When the exported FDF file arrives it is looking for that source file in the obscure location and when it doesn't find it, prompts the user to locate the file for it. We then navigate to the correct file and the FDF opens correctly.
Here's my question:
Using javascript, can I set a specific file path and file name that the FDF will look for when opened? In other words, if a user saves the file in some obscure place with a weird name (like XYZ), the FDF will always look for ABCD file on the desktop.
Possible? If so, please kindly post a sample script.
Thx,
rob

Not with the submitForm() method. You could use var myFDF = app.newFDF() then set the /F tag with myFDF.addEmbeddedFile(<path>); The only problem is that newFDF() is a security-restricted method so you cannot use it in document-level JavaScript, only folder-level. If your workflow requires that you use document-level JavaScript then you will not be able to overwrite the /F tag in the FDF generated by submitForm() using any SDK methods.

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