Web assistant dump-file pre-seeded project folder structure

We are using headstart which includes the headstart templates and libraries plus some customized libraries etc. as well.
We haven't installed the web assistant yet I but have read that it has a dump-file that contains a pre-seeded project folder structure.
Can someone give more details about this project folder structure? Does this structure support only the CDM and PJM deliverables?
Thanks,
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[svn:osmf:] 10584: Adding a missing file from that last folder structure refactor.

Revision: 10584
Author:   [email protected]
Date:     2009-09-24 17:19:48 -0700 (Thu, 24 Sep 2009)
Log Message:
Adding a missing file from that last folder structure refactor.
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How to reference a folder/file outside from project folder

Hi All,
I have two extensions which wants to share some code(files) placed in a folder outside from source directory.
for a simple case see the below example.
created a sample extension HelloWorld whose project structure are as follows
HelloWorld
     ExtensionContents
          lib/CSInterface-4.0.0.js
          jsx/InDesign.jsx
          HelloWorld.jsx
          index.html.
I have another folder say "sharedAssets" it contains two images "Orange.gif and pear.gif" which is at same location where HelloWorld and now folder structure becomes
HelloWorld > ExtensionContents
sharedAssets > Orange.gif
                         pear.gif
I have added linked resource folder see the attached screenshot
I have written following line of codes in index.html
<body onLoad="onLoaded()">
<div id="content">
<ul>
<li><img src="Orange.gif" width="42" height="42"/></li>
<li><img src="shared/pear.gif"/></li>
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but when I opened the extension then it failed to load Orange.gif and pear.gif,
Please let me know how I could reference an image placed in a folder outside from project folder.
Regards,
Alam

Hi Alam,
I don't use Eclipse / EB myself so I can be of no help in the way you set an alternate location folder there.
I've looked in the MXI reference but it seems there's no token equivalent to the "parent folder of all extensions" i.e.
/Users/Davide/Library/Application\ Support/Adobe/CEPServiceManager4/extensions
or whatever it will be in the future. This is where Extension Manager puts stuff when the MXI is something like:
<file   source="HTML/com.example.helloworld.zxp"
        destination=""
        file-type="CSXS"
        products="Photoshop,Photoshop32,Photoshop64"
        minVersion="14.0" />
that is, destination is blank, file-type is "CSXS".
I've never tried to put there stuff other than ZXP - you can give it a try.
An alternative escamotage could be to use an external folder, which path token exists both in MXI land *and* in (CSInterface or ExtendScript).
That is, a place Extension Manager installs your shared content; which path can be reached from the panel or the JSX.
As an example $userdatafolder/alam/shared in MXI, and Folder.userData/alam/shared in JSX, or SystemPath.USER_DATA/alam/shared in JS.
There are other product specific tokens (Photoshop Script folder for instance) where you can put things into.
Regards
Davide Barranca
www.davidebarranca.com
www.cs-extensions.com

Help saving a .txt file to Netbeans Project Folder

I'm a newbie and need some help doing this. The program simply won't read it from outside of Netbeans apparently... it makes since, but I'm still miffed. Anyhow... any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated... this is my first programming class and I'm really nervous about this not working.
Here is the code that I have so far, please let me know if you see anything that would not let it read in addition to the not being saved correctly part.
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Exporting project- folder structure to other Non-Aperture applications

Hello,
I'm about to lay the foundation for a new Aperture installation. As far as organizational structure goes, this what I have in mind:
1 Project / year
1 Album / event
Example:
Project 1993
Derek's Birthday album
Linda's wedding album
Project 1994
Robert Birthday album
Bob wedding album
At some point, I will want to export the whole structure or some projects to family and friends who would like to view these images on their PC (not everyone is converted to MAC, yet).
I understand the Export>Projects command generates a file that can only be understood by Aperture, so useless for sharing with non-aperture users. What I'd like to do is:
1) Translate the project-album structure to a folder-subfolder structure in order to share images with other PC users.
2) At the same time export images versions as opposed to masters.
3) At the same time export all added Metadata.
I have the feeling Aperture is not ready to do all of the above with one command only. How can I maintain the project structure in order to share with other PC users? I guess only a script will be able to do this...
Thanks for your feedback.

fbellay wrote:
At some point, I will want to export the whole structure or some projects to family and friends who would like to view these images on their PC (not everyone is converted to MAC, yet).
1) Translate the project-album structure to a folder-subfolder structure in order to share images with other PC users.
Albums simply don't translate sensibly into Finder folders, in the same way that iTunes playlists don't. Any one Version can exist in any number of Albums, so you'd either end up having to choose one place for the exported file to be and remove it from all the other folders representing Albums, or end up with multiple duplicate copies of the same file.
Projects, on the other hand, can be mapped directly to Finder folders. So you might be better off using Blue Folders and Projects rather than Projects and Albums.
2) At the same time export images versions as opposed to masters.
3) At the same time export all added Metadata.
Exported Versions will automatically include IPTC & EXIF metadata, assuming you chose an export preset with metadata included.
I have the feeling Aperture is not ready to do all of the above with one command only.
There are some AppleScripts that will replicate the structure within Aperture when exporting (or Aperture Assistant* to do it without any scripting knowledge), but as I mentioned already, you will end up with multiple duplicate files.
Also, you would have to do this again every time that you alter a Version, import files or move Versions around.
Basically, the virtual nature of both images and organisation in Aperture mean that it won't really work in the way that you wish, and LightRoom wouldn't be much better even though it has closer ties to the folder structure.
Why not simply export a Projects-worth of images in this way rather than your whole Library?
Ian
* http://aperture-assistant.com/docs/how-do-i-copy-apertures-organisational-struct ure-when-exporting
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Project Folder Structure.

Ok, this is a question that possible has more then one correct answer however I would like to know your opinions about this one. On the internet (google, ant documents, maiven, etc) they have different standards on how the folder structure for the project must be. However I have my own ideas on the folder structure for the project itself. I usually divide it as follows.
app
   +-- src
   +--config
   +-- lib
test
   +-- src
   +--config
   +-- lib
bin
docHowever I do understand that the above may not the best soltution. Does anyone have like a prefered way of how create the folder structure?

Ok, this is a question that possible has more then
one correct answer however I would like to know your
opinions about this one. On the internet (google,
ant documents, maiven, etc) they have different
standards on how the folder structure for the project
must be. However I have my own ideas on the folder
structure for the project itself. I usually divide
it as follows.
app
+-- src
+--config
+-- lib
test
+-- src
+--config
+-- lib
bin
docHowever I do understand that the above may not
the best soltution. Does anyone have like a prefered
way of how create the folder structure?I usually have something like this (I very seldom have web applications, but the structure of those might look a bit different)
app
   +-- module1
         +-- src
         +-- classes
         +-- javadoc
         +-- test
               +-- src
   +-- module2
         +-- src
         +-- classes
         +-- javadoc
         +-- test
               +-- src
   +-- config
   +-- libKaj

How can I batch move files to the same folder structure in a different location?

Hi,
I recently had an issue with my iTunes Library so I used the Organize Library feature to have iTunes organise my library. What happened was that it put all of my music in a folder called 'Music' on my external hard drive, whereas previously it was not in a folder at all, e.g.
BEFORE: External Hard Drive / Abba / Greatest Hits / Mama Mia.m4a
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I don't have any particular issue with the updated folder structure, except that I had copies of the artwork for each album in my album folders, and these weren't moved when the audio files were moved/consolidated/organised. So I need to find a way of moving all of the artwork to the new folders, e.g.
External Hard Drive / Abba / Greatest Hits / folder.jpg
needs to become:
External Hard Drive / Music / Abba / Greatest Hits / folder.jpg
I have to do this for 3,000+ albums, and I have multiple artwork files for some albums, so I am hoping that there is a way of doing this using a batch/automated method of some kind, but I haven't been able to turn up anything yet.
Can someone help with this?
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You can make a smart playlist containing episodes of both series and play from that. Podcasts are linked together by the URL they are served from so merging ongoing series isn't really practical.
tt2

How to rescue MTS files with no AVCHD folder structure?

Occasionally friends ask me for help with AVCHD cameras but as I have not yet got one I have to rely on what I read on the forums.
I have experimented with AVCHD clips from the DVD accompanying Tom's FCE 4 Editing Workshop book and have a couple of questions.
1. From my tests it appears that the whole folder structure is not necessary. Just having the BDMV folder and all its contents appears to be sufficient for FCE 4 to recognise and convert the files. Is this correct?
2. People who accidentally destroy the folder structure and just save the MTS files find that FCE cannot recognise them.
I have found that RevolverHD and VLC can both play the basic MTS but only VLC can transcode them and that is only to a limited number of codecs. However, once transcoded the files could then be put into Streamclip and converted to AIC.
Rather a complex and potentially degrading process.
So what other apps would be better to use for converting MTS to AIC or ProRes?

Let's sort through a few things. Yes, only the BDMV folder is needed, but you need the whole folder, in which case you may as well have all the metadata and take the whole folder structure for archiving.
1440x1080 does not need to be converted to 1920x1080. 1440x1080 is anamorphic AVCHD and is included in the AVCHD specification. In fact there is a 1440x1080 preset in FCE and that's all you have to use. The media is anamorphic, and it displays in normal 16:9 widescreen as 1920x1080.
The same clip when simply rewrapped as an H.264 changed from 23.5MB to 31.4MB.
This appears to be because it was automatically given extra pixels to stretch it out to 1920x1080.
The file size difference is not the pixel size. If the media is 1440x1080 H.264 mts rewrapped to QuickTime the file will be larger because the QT file structure. It will still be H.264 1440x1080.

What is the best team project / folder structure on TFS?

I am not sure how accurate is this article below from Microsoft but although most of the structure makes sense as shown in the schema, I dont understand the project structure.
How To: Structure Your Source Control Folders in Team Foundation Server
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Main - is the version to be uploaded on the webserver or published latest version of the app.
Development- is the version to do small changes and bug fixes.
Releases- Brunches for big changes, new features etc.
1- are these correct if anyone implemented it?
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Hi emil_tr,
In the begging of the link, you can see "This content is outdated and is no longer being maintained. It is provided as a courtesy for individuals who are still using these technologies". So you might not refer to this document for source
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The folder structure in a team project is depend on the developer, you can have your own structure if it works for you. The source folder in your second question is not the name of the folder, it's a description for the folder's usage(a
folder contains the sources). You can refer to the links below for more information about TFS branching and merging:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/gg598921.aspx
http://vsarbranchingguide.codeplex.com/
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What is the recommended tool to convert all of my email and their attachments in one stroke to pdf files in the same folder structure that emails are stored in

I have thousands of emails creatively stored in a host of sub folders. I would like to see if anyone knows of a tool that I can point at TB and convert all of my files into a similar file structure with the attachments embedded into the emails. I don't want much I realize. I bet there is a tool out there that will get me close.

I don't know of a way to produce pdfs in a simple way (probably with a pdf printer driver), but if you export or save messages as eml files, the attachments are embedded in the emls, and emls can be read by most email programs. Besides saving through Ctrl-S, exporting complex folders to eml format is probably best done with [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/thunderbird/addon/importexporttools/ ImportExportTools].

EXS samples in Project Folder...

When I tell Logic to copy my samples to the project folder (using the Assets section of the Project Settings), is Logic still using the samples from their original location during playback, or is it now playing the files from my Project Folder?
I'm hoping it's still using the original files, which are located on a different drive than my Project Folder. I think copying the samples to the PF is just for the convenience of having all my project material in one place... True?

Yes this is true. If I am not sending the project elswhere I don't resave the samples thus avoiding wasting lots of hd space for duplicates.

Copy to Project Folder?

When I link to an external file that's located on another
drive, I'm giving the option to copy that file
into my project folder.
If I say yes, then the copy in the project folder is
accessed.
But if the original file is changed, the two will be out of
sync.
Is there anyway for RoboHelp to automatically resync these
files?
Also, I would've guessed if the file is copied into the
Project folder, its contents would show up on a search,
but I guess that's not the case...unless I'm doing something
wrong?
I'm using WebHelp for my primary layout.
Hopes this makes a little sense :)
Doug

No you cannot keep the two in sync. In theory you could
create an external link but RH would likely "correct" it so that
the path is relative in the source. You would then need to output
to a folder at the same level as the source projects rather than to
the !SSL! folder. Finally that path would have to hold true
wherever the help is run.
The likelihood of that breaking is pretty good!
BTW. The problem is not the fact the document is on a
different drive, just that it is external to the project.
On searching, no RH does not search the target of links.
There's an article about ZoomSearch on my site and that can work on
documents inside the project.

Moving original files when you use your own folder structure

I currently maintain my own folder structure (on the HDD) for Aperture to read files from (rather than allow it to create its own complicated structure). Based on what i have seen so far, I understand that Aperture links its project with the HDD folder from where you import images.
In an instance, where I moved my file from the HDD folder structure, the image still appears in Aperture, but with a yellow question mark, and it does not allow me to edit it. Here I am assuming that since i moved the file from its HDD folder, Aperture is no longer able to locate it. Hence, I have the following queries about moving/ deleting files from my HDD:
Q1: If I want to move a file from one HDD folder to another, how do I do so without losing its link in Aperture
Q2: How do I completely delete a file from my HDD using Aperture? Assume here that I have imported it into Aperture but haven't made any changes to it, which means that I have only one version, the master version. Currently, when I delete it in Aperture using 'Delete version', I notice that the file still exists in the HDD folder). Is it that the only way to delete a file is to do so first from Aperture and then use Finder to delete it from the HDD folder? If not, whats the best way.
Q3: There is another scenario for Q2 - If I have made changes to a file after importing it in Aperture, there are now two versions, master version and edited version. If I want to delete both these files, whats the best way to do so.

OK let's take a step back here. In your previous post you wrote asking how to move a file from one folder on your HD to another so that Aperture wouldn't loose track of it. And for that we answered to use File->Relocate Masters. The last two questions concerned deleting images from both Aperture and the HD. And we covered that.
Now you write:
f i want to move my master and version files from one project to another (and the corresponding master files too), i should first move the master files using File> Relocate master and then drag-drop the versions from within Aperture. (I usually maintain similar names for my HDD folders and corresponding projects in Aperture, hence if i move the master, then it makes sense to move the versions too).
Now you're bringing in moving images in Aperture from one project to another. What you are saying is correct but bear in mind:
The library structure inside Aperture is totally independent of the file structure you use to store referenced masters on the HD outside of Aperture.
Now It is possible to have one mimic the other as you seem to be doing but for all intents and purposes Aperture doesn't care at all how the external file structure appears as long as Aperture knows were the masters are.
So if you want to move masters INSIDE of Aperture from one project to another you can simply drag the visible image from the source project to the destination project. All versions will come along, versions are coupled to their masters and as such can't be moved independently. Any versions in Albums will continue to point to the master they came from.
Now if you want to move the master files EXTERNAL to Aperture you need to use the File->Relocate Master command so that Aperture will know were the files are.
Note: there is another command File->Locate Referenced Files that is used to connect Aperture to its referenced masters if the connection between the two is somehow broken. As for example what would happen if you moved the referenced masters using the finder rather then the Aperture command.
So you should be good to go, just remember that the two structures, Aperture library and referenced files, are independent and don't really need to be kept in sync. And by doing this you're making extra work for yourself that isn't really necessary.
regards

Audio drag & drop = (?) copy to project folder ?

Hi,
sorry for the enigmatic topic title, but it explains what I want to achieve.
I would like Logic to copy an audio file to the projects directory after I drag & drop it in the arrange (just like it is in Cubase).
I'm really confused about the way Logic handles audio files, and reading the manual did not help me at all. I've been working with Logic for the past year and still audio is a bit... difficult. Any advice and tips is highly appreciated.
greetings!

Hi
Before you start work on a project, select File"Save As..." and check the 'Include Assets" box.
(This sets the project audio recording path to the project folder).
Hiding under the 'Advanced Options', there is a check box to select "Copy External Audio Files to the Project Folder".
This does what you need!
Please note that you must use Version 8.0.2, as the behaviour has changed. See the Late-Breaking News docs for more info.
HTH
JM

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