SXPG_COMMAND_EXECUTE 1.) cd dir1 then 2.) mv myfile.txt ../dir2

Is it possible to execute a change directory with SXPG_COMMAND_EXECUTE and then again with a move statement?
Currently I get no error when I do the change directory command, but when I do a move file command, I get an error that the file could not be found?

Hi,
I would advise using this FM 'ARCHIVFILE_SERVER_TO_SERVER' and then delete the file (using DELETE DATASET or FM such as 'ISH_N2_DELETE_FILE_APP_SERVER') .
This way, you won't be annoyed if your server changes (to Windows, ...).
Best regards,
Guillaume

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Hi everybody:
Thank you for reading this message.
I am trying to find a method to convert a text file ( I have it in a File object) to a Document object.
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compat-glibc-6.2-2.1.3.2.i386.rpm
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groupadd dba
groupadd oper
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passwd oracle (it will prompt you for the password)
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cd /
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chown oracle.dba /oraclestage
chmod 775 /oraclestage
chown oracle.dba /orahome
chmod 775 /orahome
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chmod 775 /ora1
chown oracle.dba /ora2
chmod 775 /ora2
chown oracle.dba /ora3
chmod 775 /ora3
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cd /home/oracle
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the easiest way to do this is to copy the contents of this file into Linux and save it as 'myfile', then place it in the /home/oracle directory. Then type:
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The program is the follow the following logic:
Organizations A's Client (Org_A_Client.java) uses Organization A's interface (Org_A_Interface.java) but we want A's Client to also be able to use Organization B's services as well (Org_B_FileAuthorMgr.java, Org_B_FileDateMgr.java, Org_B_FileIOMgr.java).
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Org_A_Client.java
package project4;
/* This class is the Organization A Client.
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import java.io.*;
import java.util.Scanner;
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Org_A_Doc_Interface.java
package project4;
/* This class is the Standard Organization A Document Interface.
* It defines various methods that any XML document object
* in Organization A should understand
public interface Org_A_Doc_Interface {
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     String getDocDate(int fileID);
     void setDocDate(String date, int fileID);
     String[] getDocAuthors(int fileID);
     void setDocAuthor(String authorname, int position, int fileID);
Org_B_FileAuthorMgr.java
package project4;
public class Org_B_FileAuthorMgr {
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     // the given fileID. For the purpose of the assignment we have not
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     // For the purpose of the assignment we have not provided any
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Org_B_FileDateMgr.java
package project4;
public class Org_B_FileDateMgr {
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     // the given fileID. For the puprposes of the assignment we have not
     // provided any implementation but only return a date string.
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          return "1st Nov 2007";
     // This function sets the creation datefor the file that
     // matches the given fileID.
     // For the puprposes of the assignment we have not provided any
     // implementation
     void setFileDate(String date, String fileID) {
Org_B_FileIOMgr.java
package project4;
import java.io.*;
public class Org_B_FileIOMgr {
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          if (this.fileLocation != null) {
               FileOutputStream out; // declare a file output object
               PrintStream p; // declare a print stream object
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                    out = new FileOutputStream(fileLocation);
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                    p = new PrintStream(out);
                    p.println(XMLTargetFile);
                    p.close();
                    System.out.println("MSG from Org_B_FileIOMgr: Target File Successfully Saved with ID " + fileID);
               } catch (Exception e) {
                    System.err.println("Error writing to file");
                    return false;
               return true;
          System.out.println("MSG from Org_B_FileIOMgr: Please set the File Location before storing a file");
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     // This function sets the fileLocation where the file will be stored for
     // archive
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          this.fileLocation = fileLocation;
     // This function retreives the file that matches the given fileID and
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     // implementation
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import javax.xml.parsers.SAXParser;
import javax.xml.parsers.SAXParserFactory;
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               t.printStackTrace();
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import org.xml.sax.SAXException;
import org.xml.sax.SAXParseException;
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     private String xslfileLocation = "";
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          System.out.println(xslfileLocation);
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               fileLoc++;
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          if ("".equals(eName))
               eName = qName; // not namespace-aware
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               throws SAXException {
          String str = new String(ch, start, length);
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               xslfileLocation = str;
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          if (fileName == 1 && xslfileName.equals("Transform.xsl")) {
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1. Create an adapter class and a facade class that allows Client A through the use of Organization's A interface to to use Organization B's services.
2. Validate the Source XML against its DTD
3. Extract information regarding the XSL file from the given XMLTransformerConfig xml file
4. Apply the XSL Transformation to the source XML file to produce the target XML
5. Validate the Target XML against its DTD
Now I'm not asking for a free handout with this program completed as I really want to learn how to do a program like this, but I really don't have ANY prior java experience other than creating basic classes and methods. I don't know how to bring the whole program together in order to make it all work, so any guidance for making this work would be greatly appreciated.
I've researched over 100 links on the web and found alot of useful information on adapter patterns with java and facade patterns, as well as SAX/DOM examples for parsing xml documents and validation of the DTD, but I can't find anything that ties this all together. Your help will be saving my grade...I hope :). Thanks so much for reading this.

No one has anything to add for working on this project? I could really use some help, especially for creating the code for the adapter/facade pattern classes.

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THANKS..
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import java.lang.*;
import java.util.*;
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               System.out.println("");
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     while (true)
          input = in.readLine();
          if (input == null)
               break;
          else if ( (input.compareTo("<HEAD>")) == 0)
               do
                    input = in.readLine();
                    if ( (input.compareTo("</HEAD>")) != 0)
                         System.out.println(input);
               while ( (input.compareTo("</HEAD>")) != 0);
          else if ( (input.compareTo("<BODY>")) == 0)
               do
                    input = in.readLine();
                    if ( (input.compareTo("</BODY>")) != 0)
                         System.out.println(input);
               while ( (input.compareTo("</BODY>")) != 0);
          else if ( (input.compareTo("<FOOT>")) == 0)
               do
                    input = in.readLine();
                    if ( (input.compareTo("</FOOT>")) != 0)
                         System.out.println(input);
               while ( (input.compareTo("</FOOT>")) != 0);

To write to a file, use PrintStream. It has a method println() like System.out, except you can specify a File as the target, e.g.:
PrintStream ps=new PrintStream(new FileOutputStream(new File("myfile,.txt")));And to write a string to this file,
ps.println(String);

Alex voice copyright question

I'd like to know if apple has a copyright on the "Alex" voice itself. I'm a writer and I'm writing a series of poems about technology and computers. I really like the way the poems sound when read by a synthesized voice since it fits in with the technical vibe that I'm going for.
If I was to record "Alex" reading my poems into an mp3, add some mood music using garage band, what are the copyright considerations? I'm looking for several answers to the different facets of this question, such as:
Can I legally record the voice at all?
Can I legally record the voice and release it as free content?
Can I legally record the voice and release it as paid content (specifically, I'd like to release a companion CD with a book of poems)?
If so, is it simply a matter of giving apple credit and a citation for the voice? Or would I actually owe them money since I used their voice to read my content and made some (small amount) of money off of it?
If it's really an issue I can read the poems myself, trying to simulate a computerized voice, but I really like the "Alex" voice. It sounds like a neat mix of human and machine, sounding mechanical a large part of the time, but creepily human in others. It's a great effect, and really adds to the mood I am trying to establish with my series of tech poems.
Anyway, thanks for your replies. I'm looking forward to anyone who can shed some light on this.

I cannot comment on the legality issue.
However I would like to give some guidance on how to record poetry using Alex.
(1) You can record directly into an audio file.
* Put your text into a plain text file (not formatted or rich text). One way to do this is with TextEdit.
* Run Terminal, navigate (using "cd") to the folder containing that file. e.g. MyFile.txt
* type the following:
say -v Alex -f MyFile.txt
You should then hear the text spoken by Alex. If it sounds the way you like it, then type
say -v Alex -f MyFile.txt -o MyFile.aiff
You will not hear anything, but the file "MyFile.aiff" will be created in the same directory. You can play this in the Finder, put it into iTunes, work with it in GarageBand, etc.
The advantage of doing this, rather than plugging the audio output of your Mac into a recording device, is that the quality is maximum, there is no distortion, no added noise, no spectral imbalance, and the signal-to-noise ratio will be as good as it gets.
(2) When recording poetry (or anything else), liberally add punctuation. Particularly in poetry at the ends of lines. Commas add a pause and a falling-rising pitch pattern. Exclamation marks will raise the pitch peaks of preceding accented words. An intervening blank line causes a new paragraph to begin, which inserts a larger pause and does lots of things to the pitch.
Compare Alex synthesis of the following two passages. To do so, select all the text and then choose
Safari>Services>Speech>Start Speaking Text
Hit it once
Big Frank bunts?
Cepeda runs to field the ball, so does Hiller, so does Miller
Miller hollers Hiller
Hiller hollers Miller
Haller hollers Hiller points to Miller with his fist
And that's the Miller, Hiller, Haller hallelujah twist
Hit it once,
Big Frank bunts,
Cepeda runs to field the ball, so does Hiller, so does Miller.
Miller hollers Hiller,
Hiller hollers Miller,
Haller hollers Hiller, points to Miller with his fist.
And that's the Miller Hiller Haller hallelujah twist!
(this is from a song by Danny Kaye)
You might not like that particular set of punctuation, but it illustrates the point.

Retrieving .txt file from jar for an applet

I guess this is a newbie question but i checked the tutorial sessions and i am doing exactly what it says there but still...no luck:
I'm trying to access a .txt. file stored in the .jar file where my applet .class file is stored. I'm using:
String s = "myfile.txt";
// get current Class loader
ClassLoader cl = this.getClass().getClassLoader();
FileInputStream is = new FileInputStream((cl.getResource(s)).toString());
BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(is));But when the applet is viewer from the browser or from the appletviewer, i'm getting the FileNotFoundException:
java.io.FileNotFoundException: jar:file:\C:\FeatureSelection\sFeatureSelection.jar!\myfile.txt (The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect)
I tried to use the following instead:
FileInputStream is = new FileInputStream((myApplet.class.getResource(s)).toString());orFileInputStream is = new FileInputStream((getClass().getResource(s)).toString());but the same exception is still there.
The jar file and the html file are all stored in this directory C:\FeatureSelection\
The signed jar file is called sFeatureSelection.jar
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks.

One way to get at files in a jar is to put the jar in the CLASSPATH and then just refer to the resource by its path in the jar. If the same path occurs in two different jars, then you only get the first one, based on the order of the jars in CLASSPATH, I think.
The classloader is involved, which can be confusing, but an easy way to try this is:
String s = "myfile.txt";
URL u = this.class.getClassLoader().getResource(s);
Object o = u.getContent();Now, you only really know that something matched that path and now it is in a URL.
I think the Object will be a stream and you have to read() it or something.
BTW: I encourage you to examine the URL, but it is not necessary to do so.
If you have somehitng like a GIF image, then here is an example of how to work with that:
http://www.devx.com/tips/Tip/5697
Here is a way to get the bytes without involved the ClassLoader:
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/javatips/jw-javatip49.html
Take your pick.

Client_text_io does not write the file but does create it.

Hello there!
I have a form which generates a .txt file using client_text_io webutil function.
this is the procedure:
PROCEDURE CREA_FILE IS
MYFILE CLIENT_TEXT_IO.FILE_TYPE;
OUTFILE CLIENT_TEXT_IO.FILE_TYPE;
MFILE VARCHAR2(1000);
MLINE VARCHAR2(5000);
RESP NUMBER;
BEGIN
MLINE:='LINE TO WRITE...';
MFILE := C:\test.txt;
OUTFILE := CLIENT_TEXT_IO.FOPEN(MFILE,'w');
CLIENT_TEXT_IO.put_line(OUTFILE, MLINE || ' 123');
CLIENT_TEXT_IO.Fclose(OUTFILE);
EXCEPTION
     WHEN OTHERS THEN
     CLIENT_TEXT_IO.Fclose(MYFILE);
     message('ERROR: '||SQLERRM);
END;
It works on OAS 10g + forms 10g. the file is created fine, BUT I have tried with forms 11g unsuccessful.
My forms 11g are running under weblogic and the RedHat server.
Im running the forms app from my laptop Windows XP.
I configured webutil as the MOS note said, the thing is, the file is created, but no data is writted.
I can open the file test.txt but the line I tried to print is not there, the same thing with 10g and the file is good.
help me please.

What are you doing after writing to the file? Are you leaving the form? Forms performs event bundling when sending data over to java beans;
v_FILE_HANDLE := CLIENT_TEXT_IO.FOPEN (FPATH, 'W'); most certainly uses get_custom_property at the end to retrieve the file handle from the bean which will cause a "synchronize" as data must be retrieved from the bean before continuing in the PL/SQL code whereas
CLIENT_TEXT_IO.Put_line(v_FILE_HANDLE,v_string_prov);
CLIENT_TEXT_IO.FCLOSE (v_FILE_HANDLE); most certainly uses set_custom_property which is a one-way street and data is bundled up and sent as one package. If you have e.g. a exit_form right after those calls there is a chance that forms waits for some other data to be sent over to the bean but won't send it, as the form doesn't exist anymore after the exit_form. The same would happen if you'd do a
v_FILE_HANDLE := CLIENT_TEXT_IO.FOPEN (FPATH, 'R');
CLIENT_TEXT_IO.FCLOSE (v_FILE_HANDLE); right after writing your form as fopen will cause the sync (with the possibility that java will still hold a file lock on the file as the fclose method won't be called).
cheers

How to print only fatal error in log file in tomcat4.1

Hi all ,i m using tomcat4.1
1> i want to print only fatal error in log file ,but it print all thing in log file ,how i can avoid it(because i think this process is consuming my resource)
assume below ip address is corect:
this is exact printing in my log file
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12.2.3.3 - - [24/Oct/2007:00:00:00 5050] "GET /menu/bottomAdv.jsp HTTP/1.1" 200 528
12.2.3.3 - - [24/Oct/2007:00:00:02 5050] "GET /menu/alerts.jsp HTTP/1.1" 200 323
12.2.3.3 - - [24/Oct/2007:00:00:02 5050] "GET /alerts/createAlertShow.jsp HTTP/1.1" 200 26140
123.2.3. - - [24/Oct/2007:00:00:05 5050] "GET /menu/getsensex.jsp HTTP/1.1" 200 642
12.2.3.3 - - [24/Oct/2007:00:00:05 5050] "GET /menu/latestRecommendation.jsp HTTP/1.1" 200 5210
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12.2.3.3 - - [24/Oct/2007:00:00:05 5050] "GET /menu/iwealthNewsScroller.jsp HTTP/1.1" 200 2828
112.23.3 - - [24/Oct/2007:00:00:06 5050] "GET /menu/alerts.jsp HTTP/1.1" 200 323
112.23.3 - - [24/Oct/2007:00:00:06 5050] "GET /menu/bottomAdv.jsp HTTP/1.1" 200 528
12.2.3.3 - - [24/Oct/2007:00:00:07 5050] "GET /menu/alerts.jsp HTTP/1.0" 200 323
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12.2.3.3 - - [24/Oct/2007:00:00:09 5050] "GET /menu/getsensex.jsp HTTP/1.1" 200 6422>what will happen if i change timestamp="false" and what is the significance of verbosity="1" or "2" or "3" ,or "4" and what happen if i change debug="1" or other in below code
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Edited by: Deepak23 on Oct 24, 2007 11:16 PM

One of my standard answers (which will explain the use of Directory Objects)...
The UTL_FILE_DIR parameter has been deprecated by oracle in favour of direcory objects because of it's security problems.
The correct thing to do is to create a directory object e.g.:
CREATE OR REPLACE DIRECTORY mydir AS 'c:\myfiles';Note: This does not create the directory on the file system. You have to do that yourself and ensure that oracle has permission to read/write to that file system directory.
Then, grant permission to the users who require access e.g....
GRANT READ,WRITE ON DIRECTORY mydir TO myuser;Then use that directory object inside your FOPEN statement e.g.
fh := UTL_FILE.FOPEN('MYDIR', 'myfile.txt', 'r');Note: You MUST specify the directory object name in quotes and in UPPER case for this to work as it is a string that is referring to a database object name which will have been stored in uppercase by default.

How do I open to a specific page or destination in a pdf file using Buddy API Xtra?

Hello,
I'm working with a CD ROM catalog that utilizes the Buddy API Xtra to open PDF files when a link is clicked. The client would like to be able to open to a specific page within a pdf file.
I can open a pdf file using the Buddy API baOpenfile() function but I'm having trouble opening to a specific page when I add #page=4:
baOpenfile("@\pdfs\Powder Cores\Magnetics_Powder_Core_Catalog_2011.pdf#page=4","normal")
I've also tried working with the code below which seems to me like it should work... I didn't realize that the "open..." part of it was a function in Director.
on mouseUp me
pageNum = 4
theApp = baShortFileName(baFindApp("pdf"))
theDoc = baShortFileName("@\pdfs\Powder Cores\Magnetics_Powder_Core_Catalog_2011.pdf")
theArgs = "/s /A page=" & string(pageNum) & "&pagemode=bookmarks"
-- (translates to "/A page=4" in this example)
open theApp && theArgs && theDoc
end
Thoughts?
Thank you in advance!

Thank you Dee! This works perfect!
It would be cool to know how to use bashell() for this.
The help files give the following examples:
Result = baShell( Operation, Filename, Args, WorkDir, State )
ok = baShell( "open", "c:\windows\notepad.exe", "myfile.txt" , "", "normal" )
ok = baShell( "edit", "myfile.htm" , "", "", "normal" )
So I tried:
on mouseUp me
-- Close the program group
tWindowList = baWindowList( "" , "pdf" , false )
if tWindowList <> [] and count(tWindowList) > 0 then baCloseWindow(tWindowList[1])
pageNum = 4
theApp = baFindApp("pdf")
theDoc = _movie.path & "pdfs\Powder Cores\Magentics Powder Core Catalog.pdf"
theArgs = "/A "&QUOTE&"page="&string(pageNum)&"=OpenActions"&QUOTE
baShell( "open", theApp, theDoc , theArgs, "normal" )
end
It opens the pdf file without going to a specific page. Any thoughts as to why it wouldn't accept theArgs?
Thanks again!

How to copy a file from one folder to another folder in Linux

Hello everyone,
Oracle forms 11g 11.1.2.0.0
OS: Oracle Linux
We use webutil to upload files to the application server from the client machine, and stores them in a folder named JOB_DOCS on the application server (This folder is created as a databse directory too). File types are JPEG, GIF, PDF, TXT, BMP, DOC, XLS etc...
At a later stage when the user tries to view the uploaded documents, this was not getting displayed on the screen
on our windows server, when the user clicks on the print button we copy the file from the JOB_DOCS folder to the forms\java folder using the below command
HOST('COPY ' ||d:\JOB_DOCS\test.pdf||' '||'c:\oracle\middleware\as\forms\java\test.pdf ,NO_SCREEN);
once the file is under the forms\java folder then it is getting displayed on the screen to print or save, and later we remove the file from forms\java folder.
But my problem here is, recently we have installed our application on Oracle Linux server, and we have JOB_DOCS folder there, and the users can upload files to this folder also. How can we copy the file test.pdf from JOB_DOCS to forms/java in linux?
And what could be the reson for the document cannot be accessed from the folder where it is saved? We tried giving folder permissions, adding the folder to PATH variable etc.

For copying and moving directories you can use the cp and mv commands just like you use them with files. Yeah, I know. If you've already tried to copy a directory with cp, you've probably noticed that cp just complains at you. Probably it says something like cp: omitting directory yadda yadda. You see, the cp command wants you to use the -r option if you want to copy a directory with its contents. The -r means "copy recursively":
$ cp -r dir1 dir2
The above creates a directory named dir2 whose contents will be identical to dir1. However, if dir2 already exists, nothing will be overwritten: the directory dir1 will be copied into the dir2 directory under the name dir2/dir1.
When renaming directories, you use the mv command exactly the same way as with files:
$ mv dir1 dir2
When dealing with directories, mv works a bit like cp does. If dir2 doesn't exist, the above will rename dir1 to dir2, but if dir2 exists, the directory dir1 will be moved into the dir2 directory under the name dir2/dir1.
ref http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/dirman.html

SXPG_COMMAND_EXECUTE 1.) cd dir1 then 2.) mv myfile.txt ../dir2

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