Static references to images

Adobe RoboHelp 7 creates static references for images I
import into my webhelp pages. Aside from manually converting the
references to relative references, how can I get RH7 to correctly
reference my images?

Hi there
I'm not sure what's up with your version of RoboHelp 7. Maybe
it's how you are inserting images? I've never known RoboHelp to
ever really create absolute references to images. It has always
been quite adept at creating relative references.
Are you absolutely certain absolute references are being
created? I ask, because when you initially select an image by
browsing to it, the reference may look like an absolute reference
until you click OK to commit the information to the page. If you
examine the properties later, the image has been copied to the
project and bears a relative path.
Cheers... Rick

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How do you make a static reference to a method? I've included code.

I'm sorry but this is a cross post. This should be here but it is also in the 100% pure Java forum. It won't happen again.
Now...
Why doesn't this work? How do I use the method add(int a, int b)?
ERROR - "Can't make static reference to method int add(int, int) in testClass"
interface testInterface{
    static String sString = "TESTING";
    public int add(int a, int b);
class testClass implements testInterface{
    public int add(int a, int b){
        return a+b;
    public static void main(String argv[]){
        int sum = add(3,4);    // here's the error
        System.out.println("test");
        System.out.println( sum );
}Again, I apologize for the cross post.

hi,
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Oh c'mon! You try to invoke a non-static method from within a static method. Solution: Create a specific instance of class testClass:
testClass test=new testClass();
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Can't make static reference to method while it is static

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Can't make static reference to method

hi all,
pls help me in the code i'm getting
" can't make static reference to method....."
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the following code gives the error:
import java.rmi.*;
import java.rmi.Naming;
import java.rmi.RemoteException;
import java.io.*;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.LineNumberReader;
public class client
static String vcno;
static String vpin;
static String vamt;
static String vordid;
static String vptype;
//static String vreq;
static String vreq = "1";
static String vorgid;
static String vm1;
static String vs1;
static String vqty1;
static String vm2;
static String vs2;
static String vqty2;
static String vm3;
static String vs3;
static String vqty3;
static String vm4;
static String vs4;
static String vqty4;
public static void main(String args[])
try
ServerIntf serverintf=(ServerIntf)Naming.lookup("rmi://shafeeq/server");
int c;
StringBuffer sb;
FileReader f1=new FileReader("c:/testin.txt");
sb=new StringBuffer();
int line=0;
while ((c=f1.read())!=-1) {
sb.append((char)c);
LineNumberReader inLines = new LineNumberReader(f1);
String inputline;
String test;
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line=inLines.getLineNumber();
switch(line)
case 1: {
vcno = inLines.readLine();
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case 2: {
vpin = inLines.readLine();
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case 3: {
vptype = inLines.readLine();
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case 4: {
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case 5: {
vordid = inLines.readLine();
System.out.println(vordid);
case 6: {
vorgid = inLines.readLine();
System.out.println(vorgid);
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vm1 = inLines.readLine();
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     case 8: {
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     case 9: {
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case 13: {
vm3 = inLines.readLine();
System.out.println(vm3);
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vs3 = inLines.readLine();
System.out.println(vs3);
case 15: {
vqty3 = inLines.readLine();
System.out.println(vqty3);
case 16: {
vm4 = inLines.readLine();
System.out.println(vm4);
case 17: {
vs4 = inLines.readLine();
System.out.println(vs4);
case 18: {
vqty4 = inLines.readLine();
System.out.println(vqty4);
f1.close();
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String str1 = " >>";
str1 = t + str1;
f2.write(str1);
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f2.close();
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Yes, ServerIntf is the interface type. The instance serverIntf. You declared it somewhere at the top of the routine.
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STATIC REFERENCE

THE CODE IS ATTACHED. I NEED TO SOLVE THE ERROS.
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C:\My Documents\Java\Assignment\Assign3\PwdClient.java:47: Can't make static reference to method void setLayout(java.awt.LayoutManager) in class java.awt.Container.
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C:\My Documents\Java\Assignment\Assign3\PwdClient.java:48: Can't make static reference to method void setBackground(java.awt.Color) in class java.awt.Component.
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C:\My Documents\Java\Assignment\Assign3\PwdClient.java:53: Can't make static reference to method java.awt.Component add(java.awt.Component) in class java.awt.Container.
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C:\My Documents\Java\Assignment\Assign3\PwdClient.java:58: Can't make static reference to method java.awt.Component add(java.awt.Component) in class java.awt.Container.
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//HERE IS THE CODE
import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
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          try
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                    InputStream is = s.getInputStream();
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                    OutputStream os = s.getOutputStream();
                    DataOutputStream dos = new DataOutputStream(os);
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                    BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(isr);
                    //Frame frm = new Frame( "Client Server" );
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                    setBackground(Color.green);
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                    l.setBackground(Color.red);
                    add(l);
                    String str_name = "Name:";
                    Label name = new Label( str_name, Label.CENTER);
                    name.setBackground(Color.red);
                    add(name);
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                    add(tf_name);
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                    password.setBackground(Color.red);
                    add(password);
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                    tf_password = new TextField(20);
                    tf_password.setEchoChar('*');
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                              tf_name.setText(new String(""));
                              input_str_password = tf_password.getText();
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Put the code you have in static main in a constructor, or make an instance of PwdClient in main that you can call those methods on. You can't call non-static methods directly from a static method (main). You need to instantiate the class.
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Static reference; how am I instantiating this incorrectly?

Hi, all:
I'm getting a static reference error, but I don't know how to fix it. I'm trying to generate a list of objects, and I can't tell where the problem is located. I've chopped all the irrelevant stuff out of this class so you can see what's going on:
public class VonNeumannGridNet {
     public int nCols = -1;
     public int nNodes;
     public int nRows = -1;
     public int radius = -1;
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     public Class <Edge> edgeClass;
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          edgeClass = edge;
          nCols = cols;
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          nNodes = nCols * nRows;
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          return network;
public Class <Node> getNodeClass() {     return nodeClass;}
public void setNodeClass(Class <Node> node)     {nodeClass = node;}
public Class <Edge> getEdgeClass()     { return edgeClass;}
public void setEdgeClass(Class <Edge> edge) {edgeClass = edge;}
}The error happens when I try to "makeVonNeumannGridNet"; how is that a static reference?

Geesh what a worthless discussion.
After all, the cause of your problem is that you're trying to access an instance method from within a static (non-instance!) method. The possible solutions might be obvious:
1) make both methods non-static.
2) make both methods static.
3) make the calling method non-static and make the method-to-be-called static.
4) instantiate the class having the instance method and invoke that method using the reference.
Read a good Java book/tutorial and learn about static vs. non-static. Don't use them randomly, but use them when the design and behaviour require.

Create static references array

Hello,
i have done a labview program which controls six different test machines.
the different tests are VIs which are kept by the main program in an array of static references. this way i have to write the vi only once. afterwards i create six different references of the same vi, each of them managing one test machine.
everything is working fine. the only drawback I have found, is how to create the six references of each VI.
the first thing I tried, was to locate the static reference function inside a loop. I enabled indexing, and i expected to obtain an array of six different references of the same vi. unfortunately this is not working: i obtain an array with six times the same reference.
to fix this, i located the static reference function inside a switch with six cases. all of this, inside the same loop. i have to use the static reference function six times, one for each test machine. this is working, but is more work. everytime a add a new test vi, I have to add the switch with the six cases. it is a lot of copy & paste work, and errors are likely to be done doing this.
I would like to know if there is any other (and simpler) way of obtaining this array.
enclosed you find an example showing this: the upper loop creates an array of six references but all of them are the same. the other one, uses a switch-case so that different references are generated.
thank you in advance
Attachments:
static references array.zip ‏11 KB

I think you missed the point of what I was getting at. If you create a template VI and programmatically open a reference to it 6 times you will get references to 6 independent instances of the template all running in memory. Nothing needs to get saved to disk. If the template changes simply close the 6 old references and open 6 new ones.
Mike...
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Error: Cannot make a static reference to the non-static method

Below is a java code. I attempt to call method1 and method2 and I got this error:
Cannot make a static reference to the non-static method but If I add the keyword static in front of my method1 and method2 then I would be freely call the methods with no error!
Anyone has an idea about such error? and I wrote all code in the same one file.
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See the Search Forums at the left of the screen?
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How do I make a static reference to a method? Sample Code Included

Why doesn't this work? How do I use the method add(int a, int b)?
ERROR - "Can't make static reference to method int add(int, int) in testClass"
interface testInterface{
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}

Why doesn't this work?Because you can't call a non-static method like add (which operates on the object called this) from a static method like main (for which there is no this).
There are two ways to fix this:
(1) In main, create a TestClass object, and call add() for that object:
class TestClass implements TestInterface {
   public int add(int a, int b) {
      return a+b;
   public static void main(String[] args) {
      TestClass testObject = new TestClass();
      int sum = testObject.add(3, 4);
      System.out.println("test");
      System.out.println(sum);
}(2) Make add() static. This is the preferred approach, because add() doesn't really need a TestClass object.
class TestClass implements TestInterface {
   public static int add(int a, int b) {
      return a+b;
   // main is same as the original
}

How to reference workspace image in static file?

I have created a .js file and loaded it into shared components as a static file.
It works great.....EXCEPT.....my images referenced in the code do not show up.
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Thanks much in advance,
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Well, that was weird. I put your code in a file with the same name that I had before and then uploaded the new file with your code and ran the application.
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How do I use a static reference to keep a VI in memory but then call it in parallel?

Hello all,
I have a MainVI and I want to call from it a SubVI in parallel so that I can have both windows open and responsive at the same time. The SubVI may be closed and reopened any number of times, but only one in existance at a time. I know how to do this using Open VI Reference, providing a relative path to my SubVI, checking its state to see if its already running, and if so bring the window to the front (using Front Panel: Open method with True/Standard inputs), and if not run it using the Invoke:Run method (and optionally opening its front panel programmatically). This method was working fine.
Now I have added functional global variables in my SubVI, and I want to keep them in memory inbetween opening the SubVI window. I can do this by putting a copy of the functional global in my MainVI, even though I don't use it there for anything. This works fine.
By accident, I have come across a reference to a Static VI Reference, which sounded like a vast improvement to my methodology, for the following reasons:
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3) Eliminates the need to keep the path and SubVI name updated in a string constant in my code, in order to use the Open VI Reference.
However, trying to implement this solution, I have run into the problem that once you put a strictly-typed static VI reference (strict typing is required to keep it in memory) onto the block diagram, that VI is reserved for execution. That means I cannot run it using the Invoke:Run method. I haven't tried just putting it on the diagram directly as a subVI because I need it to run in parallel to the MainVI. I have searched through these forums extensively, and although there are several references to a static VI reference, none of them say explicitly how to actually run the darn thing! :-P
I very much appreciate any insight into my problem. If I have to go back to the old way it will work fine, but I really like the seeming elegance of this solution. I hope that it is technically feasible and I'm not misunderstanding something.
Thank you for your help,
-Joe
Solved!
Go to Solution.

> If I understand you correctly, they can only really be used for re-entrant VIs.
No, a static VI reference can be used anywhere a regular VI reference (property nodes etc.) The reason for the hoop-jumping above is that we are really opening a reference to a CLONE (copy) of the VI identified by the static VI reference.
> Okay, I tried it, and got the code shown below... Any idea why it isn't working?
The VI you want to clone can't be on the diagram as a "normal" subVI. When you run your application you should be able to open that VI and see it just sitting there with a run arrow waiting to run. See attached example (LV2009SP1).
"share clones" vs "preallocate" has to do with whether you want each clone to preserve state (such as in an uninitialized shift register). Generally you use share clones. Occasionally it is useful to have multiple copies on a diagram that each remember some data, like "timestamp of last execution" in a shift register.
Other VIs in your spawned process don't have to be re-entrant unless they are functions that "wait forever". All the built-in G functions are re-entrant. It's pretty common to use a queue to feed data to a spawned process.
Spawning a process is more difficult than just running two parallel loops. It's useful because once you've made 1 copy, you can make 50. If you just want to do two things (vs n things) at once, I would just use two loops.
Attachments:
SpawnProcess.zip ‏20 KB

Any help with this program (a bit of a problem with static references)

Can anyone give me any suggestions for fixing this code:
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import javax.swing.JFrame;
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import java.applet.*;
import java.net.*;
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          //live();
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          URL codebase = getCodeBase();
          java.awt.Image grass = getImage(codebase, "grass.JPG");
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          for(int i = 0; i < 16; i++)
               for(int j = 0; j < 16; j++) {
                    int y = (i * 16);
                    int x = (j * 16);
               if(array[i][j] == 0) {
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Please could anybody has a sol, to bring images to the report for all employees which has no reference with images stored in some path

Hi Obiee experts,
I have placed the images in below locations and these images are independent and has no reference to the employee id column in dimension table.but my client requires report with all the employees,with respect to the images.Could anybody can give me a solution for this.
    1) root: \apps\Middleware\user_projects\domains\bifoundation_domain\servers\bi_server1\tmp\_WL_user\analytics_11.1.1\7dezjl\war\res\s_blafp\images
   2) root: \apps\Middleware\Oracle_BI1\bifoundation\web\app\res\s_blafp\images
   3) root: \apps\Middleware\instances\instance1\bifoundation\OracleBIPresentationServicesComponent\coreapplication_obips1\analyticsRes
Thanks in Advance
kumar

Hi Sreeni,
The images are stored with employee ids reference like 1234.jpg in the image location path, so will it be possible to call those images into the report with no relation at database level.
as you said in above mail even if if we cld try to store the images in oracle database with format like CLOB format the rpd will not support the datatype to bring to that report level.
Please let me know if you have any solution
Thanks in Advance
kumar

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