Using acrobat9 un batch file

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Using packages breaks batch file

Hi there, I wonder if anyone can help me here.
I've been continuing work on somebody else's previous project, and everything is fine except for the batch file used to run the program from non development. I decided to use Eclipse to develop as opposed to the previous JCreator, and Eclipse gave an error unless I used packages, however this breaks the batch file
Here's the orginal text from the batch file -
java.exe -Xmx256m -classpath C:\InsTra\JARS\ant.jar;C:\InsTra\JARS\jaxen-core.jar;C:\InsTra\JARS\jaxen-jdom.jar;C:\InsTra\JARS\jdom.jar;C:\InsTra\JARS\saxpath.jar;C:\InsTra\JARS\xalan.jar;C:\InsTra\JARS\xerces.jar;C:\InsTra\JARS\xml-apis.jar;c:\InsTra\code_files InsTra
The batch file is located in C:\InsTra, the external JARS are in a JARS subfolder, and the java and class files are in Code_files. The main class is InsTra. I get the error NoClassDefFoundError
I've tried making the last bit Code_files.InsTra in case it needed to reference the package, but I'm new to this I'm afraid so have little experience of this sort of thing.
Any help is welcome
Thanks
Daniel

Then either your compiled class is not on the classpath, or you have not used the correct class name. Or both.
The classpath must point to the root of the package hierarchy.
The class name must include the package name (which is dictated by the package line at the top of your source file).
The compiled class file must be in the correct directory.
Given the information that you have provided, your class file should have the following path:
c:\InsTra\code_files\Code_files\It should also have the following line at the top of the .java file:
pacakge Code_files;Class names are case sensitive. Remember that the class path points to the root of the package hierarchy, NOT each of the directories containing class files. For example, if your classpath is thus:
c:\fooYour class file is in:
c:\foo\foo\Spong.classWith a package of:
package foo;And you execute it with:
java -classpath c:\foo foo.SpongThen it will work. The following will not:
java -classpath c:\ foo.Spong
java -classpath c:\foo\foo Spong
java -classpath c:\foo\foo foo.Spong
java -classpath c:\foo\foo Spong.class
etc.

Use CSV and batch file for net user command

Hello Guys,
I am trying to load domain user id's from a csv file and parse them through the net user /domain command. I would appreciate it if someone could help me open the csv file and store each line as a variable so that it could be parsed.
Thanks in advance.

My apologies, I didn't notice that you specifically mentioned batch files in your question title.
I don't have much to offer, as my batch skills are extremely rusty.
I would personally be doing all of this via PowerShell, as the AD cmdlets can return any bit of information about your users that you'd like.
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HOw to create a Batch file for java application and whats the use of this ?

HI,
How to create a Batch file for java application ?
And whats the use of creating batch file ?
Thanks in advance

First of all, you're OT.
Second, you can find this everywhere in the net.
If you got a manifest declaring main class (an classpath if needed), just create a file named whatever.bat, within same directory of jar file, containing:
javaw -jar ./WhateverTheNameOfYourJarIs.jar %*By the way, assuming a Windows OS, you can just double click the jar file (no batch is needed).
Otherwise use:
javaw -cp listOfJarsAndDirectoriesSeparedBySemiColon country/company/application/package/className %*Where 'country/company/application/package/' just stands for a package path using '/' as separator instead of '.'
Don't specify the .class extension.
Javaw only works on Windows (you asked for batch, I assumed .BAT, no .sh), in Linux please use java.exe (path may be needed, Windows doesn't need it 'cause java's executables are copied to system32 folder in order to be always available, see PATH environment variable if you don't know what I'm talking about) and use ':' as classpath (cp) separator.
The '%***' tail is there in order to pass all parameters, it only works on Windows, refer to your shell docs for other OSs (something like $* may work).
This way you have a command you can call to launch your code (instead of opening NetBeans just to see your app working). You could schedule tasks on it or just call it in any command prompt (hope you know what it is 'cause there have been people in this very same forum with no clue about it, if not just hold the 'Windows button' and press 'R', then type 'cmd' and run it).
Finally add dukes and give 'hem away.
Bye.

Call batch file using IBOT

Hi ,
We are using OBIEE 10G
and I need to transfer folder from one machine to another machine(both are windows) so I have written a dos command (batch file). Now I need to call this batch file from IBOT ,how I can do this. any suggestion pls.

Hi ,
U can use a javascript to call the batch file and attach the script to your IBOT :
For example :
<html><head><script type="text/javascript">function runApp(st) { WshShell = new ActiveXObject("WScript.Shell"); WshShell.Run (st,1,false);}</script></head><body><font onClick="runApp('file://c:/winnt/notepad.exe');" style="cursor: hand;"><u>Notepad</u></font><br>Batch File</body></html>

Problem wiht Running Batch File using Runtime.exec()

I am writting one program which will create a jar file using a windows Batch file.
The main program is in the folder "d:\CmdExec.java".
The other one to which a jar file to be created is in the folder "e:\folder\HelloWorld.class"
The contents inside the "e:\folder" are
e:\folder\HelloWorld.class
e:\folder\mainClass.txt
e:\folder\run.bat
The mainClass.txt contains "Main-Class: HelloWorld"
The Run.bat file contains "jar cmf mainClass.txt HelloWorld.jar *.class"
The coding for CmdExec.java is as follows
import java.io.*;
import java.awt.Desktop;
public class CmdExec {
public static void main(String argv[]) {
try {
Desktop desktop = null;
if (Desktop.isDesktopSupported()) {
desktop = Desktop.getDesktop();
desktop.open(new File("e:\\folder\\run.bat"));
catch (Exception err) {
err.printStackTrace();
When i double click the file e:\folder\Run.bat, it will create a jar file for HelloWorld.class.
But, i want to create that jar file using the java program CmdExec.java.
When i run CmdExec.java, the batch file is opened. But it shows error as "Can't find the specified file"
But when i copy the following files to "d:\",
e:\folder\HelloWorld.class
e:\folder\mainClass.txt
the jar file is created using the CmdExec.java.
But,
e:\folder\HelloWorld.class
e:\folder\mainClass.txt
these files should be in the folder"e:\folder" only.
Can anyone Help me this Problem?
Or Anyother way for creating a jar file for one program by using another program?
Help me soon.............

Try this. It's not running a bat file. You can say it almost is a bat file.
import java.io.*;
import java.util.Scanner;
public class CmdExec {
    public static void main(String argv[]) {
        try {
            Process p = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("jar cmf mainClass.txt HelloWorld.jar *.class");
            Scanner s1=new Scanner(new InputStreamReader(p.getInputStream()));
            while(s1.hasNextLine())
                System.out.println(s1.nextLine());
            p.waitFor();
            System.out.println(p.exitValue());
            if(p.exitValue()==0)
                System.out.println("Okay");
            else
                System.out.println("Error");
        catch (Exception ex) {
            ex.printStackTrace();
}Run it in the same folder as mainClass.txt
Edited by: ColacX on Aug 1, 2008 10:35 AM

Batch File to look at specific location in txt files

Is there a way to have at batch file look at a specific line and location from a text file and pull it for use in the batch file? For example, line 1 of sample.txt position ~15,8.
I'm currently using the Find command(FIND /C "" *.TXT) but would like to be more specific in search.

From a command line prompt, type 'help set' and look at environment variable expansion. Read the part that says "May also specify substrings for an expansion." It shows an example that uses ~10,5 to start at offset 10 and get the next 5 characters. Of course,
this means that you will need to you will need to loop through each line. Use the FOR command; type 'help for' and start reading from "Some examples might help." It shows how you can parse a text file:
FOR /F %%i IN (myfile.txt) do @echo %%i
In a batch file, use two percent signs. At the command line, use one percent sign.
After the 'do' in the FOR command, you can use a CALL :Someprocedurename %%i, which would pass the line from the file into a sub and you can use the SET command to parse it.
The Help mentions Command Extensions. At command prompt, type 'help setlocal' and read about ENABLEEXTENSIONS. At the bottom of the Help, they give you an example of how to add this to a batch file. You will need this to use the SET command to parse lines
from the file.
If you want to save the output, use the redirects, > or >> (create output file or append to output, respectively). Use the same for HELP output: help for > for-help.txt. In your line parser, you would do something more like this:
[code]
:ParseLine
@echo %1 >> outputfile.txt
exit /b
GoTo :Eof
[end code]
To exit a sub, use either exit /b or goto :eof. Exit will allow you to return a value or error code. Goto :eof simply goes to end of file and returns control to the caller (in our case the FOR command). Of course, you can type 'help exit' to learn more.
Outside of a subroutine, exit will end the batch file script and return to command prompt. This can be useful when you call this batch file from another script, but if you are starting it from Windows you may want to keep the command prompt open to show user
the results or simply tell them to look at the output file.
You can find good samples on Rob Van Der Woude's website.
http://www.robvanderwoude.com/batchstart.php
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How to create a Batch file for java application ?

HI,
How to create a Batch file for java application ?
And whats the use of creating batch file ?
Thanks in advance

[http://static.springsource.org/spring-batch/]
Assuming you want to develop a batch application rather than actually just create a .bat file ..

To catch exception from a batch file

Hi,
I am running a batch file using java,the batch file is used for running SQL Loader.It is working OK,but I am unable to catch any exception or sucess message.Can anyone help?
regards,
Anshuman

Have your Java main() catch Throwable and then use System.exit(an errror code); inside the catch. Your batch file can then examine the process return code.

Batch file for IE settings

Hi everybody,
I want to make some changes to IE settings of many PCs to be able to open a tool which willl be used by all users using the systems..
Since same settings are to be applied to different systems. I want to create a batch file for it .
Settings are :
1.Go to internet Options-- security--sites--trusted sites and and the site
https://abc.com under it
2.Set security level for this zone as Low
3.Check enable protected mode
4.Go to internet options--settings--privacy and uncheck Turn on Pop-up blocker
5.Go to tools--compatibility view settings and the site
https://abc.com under it . Check option - display intranet sites
in compatibility view
I did some research on net and found that all these settings are done by changing entries in registery.
The site http://support.microsoft.com/kb/182569 gave lot of info on what various codes mean . But since I am new to creating
batch files , it does not help me in writing commands. Little more research showed me that my commands would be something like
reg add "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings" /.....................
However I cannot use trial and error as any unwanted change to registery may cause damage to my systems .
It would really be very helpful if anyone can help me with his/her expertise in batch files and reg files.
My target will be for IE8/9/10/11 preview . I am assuming the commands would be same for these versions which are comparitively new.
Thanks,
Mani
manISRT

Hi,
this is a very broad topic, with quite a few scenarios, and potentially lots of complexity.
Here are some thoughts I have written down for you to consider:
Firstly, you really need to understand the basics of IE Zones, and how it is that addresses are categorised into each zone.
There are default settings for each zone, and these are initially defined by MS, but you, or the user can, and may, have changed which zone is active, in which situation.
E.g., if you are dealing with pc's in your organisation and under your control, vs pc's not in your organisation and/or not under your control.
For pc's which are in your organisation, are they used only inside your office network, or are they also used outside your office network?
Are the pc's under your control managed by Active Directory (are they members of your organisation's AD Domain?
Does your office network use a network firewall or proxy, and the pc's inside gain access to the internet by "traversing" this proxy?
Is the website you mention, "inside" your organisation's network, or, "outside" your organisation's network?
If outside, how do your organisation's pc's currently become configured for internet access?
Do they have configurations applied to the pc's, such as proxy settings? If so, does this use Proxy Auto Configuration (PAC) or INS, such as wpad.dat or proxy.pac?
Note that if you adjust site-to-zone settings, and/or settings for a particular zone, other websites which are categorised into that zone will also attract the adjusted settings, so you need to ensure that any changes you make, are suitable for those other
websites too.
Is the website address part of your organisation's domain name, or a domain name that you already have particular settings for?
Is the website/address and the content upon it controlled by your organisation?
For compatibility view, depending upon the IE browser version, there are different methods available, you may not need to adjust the browser settings if the webpages are suitably constructed:
Does the website specify <!DOCTYPE ?
Does the website supply X-UA-Compatible metatag?
You can deliver most settings for IE in a few different ways:
- AD GPO (you can use Group Policy Admin Templates, or, Group Policy Preferences)
- IEAK (you can deploy a settings package with or without deploying a version of the browser)
- registry settings (which you can deploy using scripts or batch files)
- get the user to manually apply the settings via the user interface
Note that some settings may need to be applied per-user (HKCU) and some settings are per-machine (HKLM).
If you have a multi-user or hotdesk scenario (where more than a single user, uses the same machine), this might require you to re-apply the settings for each and every user.
E.g.:
Your organisation is wanting to use a hosted web application, accessed from inside your organisation, but it is hosted outside your ogranisation.
The address is http://contoso.websales.hosterxyz.com
You examine your existing pc configurations and determine that the IE Trusted Sites zone is not currently in use by any standard configurations.
The hosted web application requires IE Protected Mode to be disabled (because of some special functions/features).
You examine the default settings of the IE Trusted Sites zone, and observe that the Trusted Sites zone already has Protected Mode disabled.
You decide to categorise the website "http://contoso.websales.hosterxyz.com" as a Trusted Site.
On a test pc, you manually add the website "http://contoso.websales.hosterxyz.com" to Trusted Sites, and test the web application is operating correctly.
You then create an AD GPO, which adds this website address into the Trusted Sites zone, and link/apply/deploy this GPO within your AD.
Your organisations computers automatically read, process and apply this GPO, and all computers are now configured for this website as a Trusted Site.
Note that if you use the "classic" GPO methods (Admin Templates), users can no longer manually adjust websites in or out of the Trusted Sites zone, because when "classic" GPO is deployed, it removes the ability for users to adjust these
settings manually.
This may be suitable for your organisation, or, unsuitable - it depends upon the degree of "freedom" you wish/need to allow.
Alternately, you could use IEAK or GP Preferences, to deploy the Trusted Sites settings - these two methods allow the end-user to manually adjust if they choose. This means the end-user can remove the settings you deployed.
Again, this may (or not) suit your scenario.
Don
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Diference between a batch file and jnlp file

Dear all,
I have a question that might sound simple, but excuse me, coz I am new to jnlp.
I run my appliction using a simple batch file:
set JAVA_HOME=C:\j2sdk1.4.2_05
@set RUN=%JAVA_HOME%\bin\java.exe -Xms32m -Xmx128m -classpath .;myapp.jar pack.app.Main -connection jdbc:oracle:thin:@10.0.0.1:1521:ABC -webroot http://10.0.0.2:8080/test
%RUN%
The jnlp file I use to start the same application is:
<jnlp codebase="http://10.0.0.2:8080/test/app">
<information>
</information>
<security>
<all-permissions/>
</security>
<resources>
<j2se version="1.4+"/>
<jar href="myapp.jar"/>
</resources>
<application-desc main-class="pack.app.Main ">
<argument>-codebase</argument>
<argument>http://10.0.0.2:8080/test/app</argument>
<argument>-webroot</argument>
<argument>http://10.0.0.2:8080/test</argument>
<argument>-dbrpc</argument>
</application-desc>
</jnlp>
I encountered two problems:
1. The aplication hangs when I click certain buttons, which is not the case when I run it normally from the batch file.
2. Some buttons do not even appear, where they appear normally using the batch file.
I would appreciate any hints that could help.
Samar

You could make a self extracting EXE with WinZip, and then do something like.. (You would create an application with source files to do this, with the below code being your 'install.bat')
@echo off
xcopy "AppFiles.exe" %WINDIR%\Temp
%WINDIR%\Temp\AppFiles.exe
%WINDIR%\Temp\AppFiles\Install.exe
RMDIR /S /Q %WINDIR%\Temp\AppFiles
If you monitor the install and your satisfied its working correctly, you can modify the success return codes under the 'Option' tab, or just check the box 'Continue on Error' to keep the build rolling after this install is complete. Additionally, you
may find this works better as VBS script.

Batch file to execute java code

Hi,
I need to write a batch file to execute a sequence of java applications.
The problem i face is in addition to the usual libraries I am also using certain jar files i downloaded like the mail interface etc.
When i just compile a java code using a simple batch file giving the path of the compiler and the java code, it fails citing not knowing the location if the packages.
could anyone please let me know what i need to do. Is there like a skeleton that i might find somewhere for this operation

dexterity wrote:
Hi,
I need to write a batch file to execute a sequence of java applications.
The problem i face is in addition to the usual libraries I am also using certain jar files i downloaded like the mail interface etc.
When i just compile a java code using a simple batch file giving the path of the compiler and the java code, it fails citing not knowing the location if the packages.
could anyone please let me know what i need to do. Is there like a skeleton that i might find somewhere for this operationSet the classpath correctly at runtime.
Why do you need the location of your compiler? Are you compiling or running? If you are compiling go look at Ant.

How to edit a line in a file using a batch file??????

Basically i want to edit one line in a properties file, using a batch file, Here is what it says
#Minecraft server properties
#Tue Feb 22 15:58:36 PST 2011
level-name=world2
hellworld=false
spawn-monsters=true
online-mode=false
spawn-animals=true
max-players=5
server-ip=5.196.238.77
pvp=true
server-port=25565
white-list=false
The IP address needs to be changed, i have a hamachi server and a server for home but i need to change this to my ip address on my computer wich is 192.168.1.74. This needs to be changed back and forth so how can i make a batch that just runs and then done its been changed.

There are no .bat files in a Unix environment
#!/usr/bin/env bash
export NEW_IP=192.168.1.74
perl -ni -e '
s/d.d+.d+.d/$ENV{"NEW_IP"}/;
print;
' yourpropertiesfile
Make sure you change the file's protections so they are executable
chmod +x nameof_yourscript
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Using JSP to run batch file - command launches excel but doesn't open file

I have written a jsp on a server which runs a batch file. Every command line in the batch works fine except the following:
CALL "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\Excel.exe" C:\Temp\spreadsheet.xls
I can see that a command prompt has been opened and an instance of Excel has been created, but it does not open the file.
I tried running the batch file on its own. It worked fine. I tried putting the java code in the jsp into a java class, that worked okay too. I think it might be to do with the fact that the client is trying lauch the application through the web, but it's missing some information such as paths.
I am totally running out of ideas.. please help

I guess if I know JSP stands for Java Server Pages..
I would most probably know it runs on servers.Yes, you might, but if you were assuming that the path you gave would always lead to an executable running on the client you'd have a problem. It's worth asking.
I must admit it's probably not the best idea, but if
you can give me some advice on that, that would be
greatJSPs shouldn't have code in them that doesn't pertain to view. I'd wrap something like a system call or Runtime.exec in a Java Bean that you can test off-line without the JSP. Then have the JSP instantiate an instance, invoke its method, and display the value that's returned.
You've read this, of course:
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-2000/jw-1229-traps.html
Everyone who uses Runtime.exec should.
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Help, how to install jvm and set the classpath using a batch file

hello,
i have created my java application and now have to create an installable / batch file which will install the JVM on the users machine and also the java packages such as javamail and the class files that i have created . it also has to set the classpath.
i would like to know if anyone can tell me how to go about iti.e. how can i install the JVM using a batch file and then place the javamial packages etc in the apropriate directory .
or is it advisable to explain it to the user how to go about it in tht user manual.
and would also like to know that if i install the JVM will the path for the java.exe be set
or will i have to set the path explicitly from the "batch file" so that the user can run the application without and problem just by running the java command followed by filename from the command prompt.

hi,
I have windows and I use it.
The only problem with the free edition is that you can only create 1 launcher and that during the installation you get 1 popup showing that the installer was created with an unregistered version.
Stijn

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