Support for file:///~/

The Bash manual [1] contains references to the home directory of the kind <URL: file:///~/ > but Firefox refuses to display the resources referenced.
[1] /usr/share/doc/packages/bash/bash.html

Aperture, first will need to provide support for the filetype .BEF.
Then a plugin can be created after there is support for filetype .BEF

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Internationalization support for File Names

I want to know does it make sense to provide multilingual support for File Names. Say, I have a file called PurchaseOrder.pdf and it will be sent to users as an email attachment. We can localize the file name(for example, in Chinese: 订单.pdf).
But I want to know whether it is a standard to localize the file name. If not, should it be given in English, no matter which locale the user is using.
Thanks in advance
Edited by: Giritharan on Feb 1, 2010 1:53 AM

... hopefully you will not have to send another document to the same deliverer the very same day. Even if you add the minutes, a date tells you nothing about the contents. This is no problem as long as I receive nothing but purchase confirmations from you. But as a customer I will receive both sales confirmations and invoices, and then I think it's nice to see what the document is about.
By the way, a person working in an international trading company is supposed nowadays to understand the English words "purchase, sale and invoice", isn't it? Maybe in 50 or 100 years from now Chinese will be the lingua franca. So be prepared for a change ;-)

Java support for file of large dimension

Hi friends,
Do you know if exist a support for managing file of large dimension (about 2GB) using java? BerkeleyDB could be a good support?
thanks

As Kaj mentioned before, using an NTFS partition, you should be able to write files of extreme sizes (for instance, an NTFS partition that is 200GB in size may store a single 200GB file).
Of course, using FileChannel objects, you shouldn't actually try and write the full 2+ GB of data at once, because that will effectively require over 2GB RAM for the data of your application alone. Instead, append your datafile one segment at a time (the size of the segment, in bytes, is roughly the amount of RAM you need for your data). Perhaps you can directly write the bytes into FileChannel (ie: when your measurements take place), which does not require a byte buffer.
Neither FileChannel nor File impose size restrictions beyond what the underlying operating system and type of partition impose. For example: a FAT32 partition can't deal with files over 4GB, so no language (Java, C++, whatever) will make it possible to store 4+ GB files on a FAT32 partition.
If you rewrite a portion of my [url http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?forum=31&thread=562837&start=15&range=15&hilite=false#2770450]sample from the thread "storing in Java", you should be able to write a 4GB file on your NTFS partition. Change the size of the byte buffer to 64MB and the amount of cycles to 64 and you're there.
I'm not sure how long it will take to write 64 chunks of 64MB, but don't expect it to finish in a few seconds. My regular IDE drive takes 2.25 seconds for a 60MB file (yet, my Serial-ATA drive does it in 1078ms, so don't forget that hardware has a significant impact on I/O performance as well).

Support for file type .BEF

Will there be support for *filetype .BEF ?*
Provide for a plugin to support _HDR PhotoStudio_
There is now a 64 bit Mac version of _HDR PhotoStudio_
There is already a plugin for Lightroom

Aperture, first will need to provide support for the filetype .BEF.
Then a plugin can be created after there is support for filetype .BEF

Support for file tag in XSLT to create dynamic pages - Gallery type 'Flash'

Based on my understanding, when you export, LR Web engine looks for transformer.xslt by default if the gallery type is HTML. It allows to use <file name="outputfilename.html"> tag in this transformer.xslt to create new files. But to my knowledge I don't see the above defaults working if the gallerytype is Flash. Why? I don't understand why LR is restricting the Flash based galleries from creating dynamic output files via XSLT. I tried setting xmlTransformer file name to transformer.xslt in galleryInfo.lrweb and leaving xmlPath to blank but this doesn't seem to work. If I give some dummy XML name, it creates the xml in that name, but ignores creating new files I mentioned in the <file> tag in xslt. Can someone please explain if there are any alternates or if possibly fixed in the next release ?

Are you the one who commented out the code you're looking for ?//String desc = StringFactory.getString(attributes.getValue("desc"));You just have to modify you AttributeObject class to hold a new field : String description. And then, it's up to you to create a new constructor or a new setter method.
Btw, this is not a Swing related question.

Support for file extensions with more than three characters when saving - I want my FLAC!

Why does the Wave Editor still drop characters from filenames with more than three character extensions when you save a file? But since -opening- a FLAC file with an extension of ".flac" doesn't get chopped to ".fla", why does Audition still chop off the extra character when -saving-?
It gets old quickly when you have to save, close and reopen files in order to get Audition's Multitrack editor to play nice and be able to find files when you reopen the Session.
Given that the FLAC filter is open source, I may just have to modify the code and recompile it to force a save to ".fla"... But of course, ".fla" is a Flash file extension, which I also use, so that is a crude hack for me.

Hi bro...
use in BYTE mode in place of in TEXT mode. and at the end of each line give some special charactor so as to distinguish between lines.This is effected by unicode check too
regards
Edited by: Mohit Kumar on Feb 9, 2009 9:44 AM

TREX support for File Formats?

Hi All,
Can TREX search inside a .TIFF File?
If yes, is there any apecial configuration that we need to do?
If no, any workaround possible?
Cheers!

Hi Anjan,
I guess you mean a TIF-file.
Picture file formats are not supported.
Please find the supported file formats of TREX and further recommendations under this notes:
Note 663630 TREX 6.1: Supported File Formats
Note 761489 TREX 6.1: Requirements and Recommendations
Regards Matthias

Extended Characterset support for Files/Folders

Does anyone have any ideas on how to implement say Japanese folder names in iFS?
It doesn't seem to work natively - even with db configured to UTF-8.
I've even tried from Japanese Windows (where you can store folders locally with japanese characters in filename).
Thanks
James

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Support 4Gb files on Oracle 9.0.1

Why new version of Oracle Database 9.0.1 on Linux has no support for files more than 4Gb (bug 1759839)?
Linux works with large files and modern hard disks are 45-60Gb in size.
Oracle 9i on Linux still is a disabled...

Apply the latest 9.0.1.3.1 core database patchset then apply the OLAP Patch 9.0.1.2.1, these are available on metalink.

When do we get native support for MKV?

I love Quicktime, and I mean it when I say that I am currently stuck with VLC. When can we expect MKV support for QT?
VLC is a nice player, but it just lacks the simplicity and style of QT. Too many bells and whistles, I just want to run a movie file and thats it. And I have always been a big fan of QT. Before Prerian was the answer, but they have packed their bags and gone, so that optioin won't help me either.
I wish Apple would be faster with implementing native support to new file-types as the emerge.

When can we expect MKV support for QT?
I suspect never from Apple or as soon as you install Perian support for the file container and the QT 7 player together with whatever codec component support that may be required for whatever particular forms of compressed data you may be using. You can, of course, request file type support be added as an enhancement in the product feedback form but likely it won't happen because then you would probably want support for all possible compression format combinations the file could possibly ever support which is the same problem AVI file containers have and Apple is, of course, trying to modernize QT in line with compression formats the support mobile (iPod, iPhone, iPasd, and TV) devices.
Before Prerian was the answer, but they have packed their bags and gone, so that optioin won't help me either.
Still works for me under Mountain Lion (although there is no telling how long this will last). The main problem is then maintaining support for file content itself. E.g., my latest problem was learning that some of my MKV files contain WVC1 (Microsoft VC1) video and coherent DTS audio which, even after I found could be handled by the Flip4Mac codecs drop too many frames for proper playback (typical data rates are 150% that of AVCHD content and are interlaced rather than progressive), display an Windows icon when not played in a BD player, and at 29.97 fps are not always correctly supported by even the latest 3D DB compatible commercial players. (I.e., I suspect these are the types of issues Apple is trying to avoid.)
I wish Apple would be faster with implementing native support to new file-types as the emerge.
Hardly a new file container since the project is already a decade old. (I.e., MKV was supposed to be a modern, completely open source, universal file container that would likely be the successor to the containers like AVI.)

Is there support for animated .gif files?

Is there support for animated gif files using
form builder? I can't get it to work.
Thanks
Sean
I am using forms 6.0

She used the Link Tool, specfied 'Image URL' as the Source File Format and the url of the animated GIF in the Source Filename. Hope that helps.
Makes sense but the form is not for the web.
I have looked at doing it with timers and switching canvases, but that is just too much
for sloppy animation. It's just not tight enough.
Thanks,
Sean
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Is there a update for Photoshop Elements 8 that will support raw files from a Canon T3i 600d?

Is there a update for Photoshop Elements 8 that will support raw files from a Canon T3i 600d?

You have two alternatives:
(1) Upgrade to PSE 9,10 or 11. (2) Download and install the free Adobe DNG converter to convert your raw files to the Adobe universal Raw format and the files will open in all versions of PSE (keep your originals as backups and for use in the camera manufactures software)
Windows download click here DNG Converter 7.3
Mac download click here DNG Converter 7.3
You can convert a whole folder of raw images in one click. See this quick video tutorial:
You Tube click here for DNG Converter tutorial

Camera RAW does NOT yet support raw files for the new Canon Sureshot S95

Camera RAW does NOT yet support raw files for the new
Canon Sureshot S95.
Adobe, please can you provide an update asap

Hello!
I think that you need to be patient.
There has not been any release of Camera Raw since the release of the camera.
I recommend to try the next version once it will be released, as there might be preliminary support (and therefore not listed).
Usually, Adobe is amongs the firsts to support a new camera.
Even though the Camera Raw team is fielded with wonderful coders, I do not think that they do have a time machine to allow support before they have their hands on a camera

I get the error message in QuickTime "operation stopped the operation is not supported for this media" most times when I try and export an .AVI file as something else (.m4v). I have not touched the file in any way (no trimming, clipping or other editing)

I get the error message in QuickTime "operation stopped the operation is not supported for this media" most times when I try and export an .AVI file as something else (e.g. .m4v). I have not touched the file in any way (no trimming, clipping or other editing), all I want QuickTime to do is export the file in a compressed format. Bizzarely, if I shutdown and open QuickTime many times I can occasionally export a clip as another format (maybe one in 10 times). I have seen that other users have had a similar problem after clipping files in QuickTime but this seems to be a slightly different bug in that all I do is open the file and then try and export the file as is - either way, this is a very annoying bug

@Z_B-B, thank you for taking the time to respond to my cry for help. However, the link you supplied does not address the problem: I am not trying to export from Final Cut Pro to QuickTime, I am trying to export from QuickTime to the rest of the world (like people's iPhones and Ipads) in .m4v format (so I am not emailing my freinds such huge files).
If I were to spend hundreds of Dollars on a copy of Final Pro I could export directly from there and not have to bother with QuickTime, but I do not take enough video clips to justify the cost. I must say that I never had any of these problems before I decided to switch from Snow Leopard to Mountai Lion.

No support for avi video files in symbian belle

well, the os is super impressive and the video player too.. But there is a problem while playing avi files. There is no preinstalled support for this type of file. While mp4 works fine without any problems. (i'm talking about nokia 600,603,700,701,n8,,etc)

Yeah, there are some issues for some codecs. But you should be fine for aac/xvid files. I can run them without any problem. Also i can run .mkv files.
THANK YOU
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Nokia 808 with Belle FP2 (113.010.1506)
Type RM-807
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