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"need help to read a file" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-02 00:15:22

Welcome to LinuxQuestions org a friendly and active Linux Community. You are currently viewing LQ as a guest. By joining our free community you will have access to post topics receive our newsletter use the advanced search subscribe to threads and access many other special features. Registration is abstain simple and absolutely free so gratify. !Note that registered members see fewer ads and ContentLink is completely disabled for all logged in members. If you undergo any problems with the registration process or your account login please. Linux - Newbie This forum is for members that are new to Linux. Just starting out and have a question?If it is not in the man pages or the how-to's this is the place! I've a text file containing more than 100 blocks of data in the following format with different values for variables. And i want to write a shell script to read entertain_name and the communicate from each block and hold on in an another file can anybody help me to create verbally that host_name Test_serveralias Test_serveraddress 10.40.2.3max_check_attempts 10notification_interval 120notification_period 24x7notification_options d,u,rcheck_command check-host-aliveThanx in advance !!!Buddhike G Thanx ! it worked !But the output prints ashost_label Test_serveraddress 10.40.2.3. and so on. but I be to print it as thisTest_server <TAB> 10.40.2.3. . Thanx for any back up. Buddhike G LinuxQuestions org is looking for people interested in writingEditorials. Articles. Reviews and more. If you'd like to contributecontent. .

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"Native Windows PE File Loading on OSX?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:43:45

ozmanjusri writes "Coders working on booze for Mac undergo found that the Mac loader has gained its own undocumented ability to fill and understand Windows Portable Executable (PE) files. They found that. advance dissection showed that Apple is which means it's not an accidental inclusion. Is Apple planning native PE execution within OS X?" > please not - i don't need every windows malware able to run on my mac... Except windows malware is just that: malware written for Windows. While it could potentially run malware wouldn't automatically change state a problem. You'd have a much easier time accidently running OS X malware than Windows malware. evaluate of it as WINE for OS X (which is apparently exactly what it is or will be except Jaguar can fill the binaries itself). populate running Windows binaries via booze on Linux don't experience the same problems with malware because the expected security flaws in the underlying OS and/or applications aren't there. In short if Apple plans to implement a built-in WINE-like ability to run some Windows binaries in OS X there is no reason to guess it will cause a breeding ground for Windows malware. Malware only has the opportunity to run if it can somehow get installed. Apple? NIH?!? Umm the BSD subsystem. Webkit from KDE. OpenStep from Next. BeOS bits recreated. MAC from TrustedBSD. PDF as the basis for their show from Adobe dtrace from Solaris. Apache. CalDav from Oracle... I could go on. Apple might avoid the booze codebase but only because they have rights to much of an older version of the Windows API directly from having won a lawsuit against MS quite a while ago when MS stole their label. I don't think Apple would otherwise have a problem supporting WINE and I would not be surprised if Apple employees have submitted code to WINE or one of the offshoot projects. I think however they're probably content with the current go of running Windows apps inconvenient enough that not many mainstream developers can ignore OS X but easy enough so that businesses are not put off and people are not afraid of trying OS X as their primary OS. I would not be surprised actually if this feature was added at the communicate of Parallels whose latest RC supports making Windows apps the default for opening filetypes in OS X (which ordain open the VM and open the file in the specified application. There's writing on a lot of walls for Microsoft. The EU legal settlement will eventually despite the bitter fighting force them to open their APIs to anyone. They're facing an onslaught of low-end Linux machines like Asus Eee PC and the Walmart $199 box. So far their response has been to lower the determine of Windows below $40 for Eee PC owners. That's going to be hard to sustain when other buyers balk at paying three times Asus' determine. Vista won't control any new sales and looks losing anyone who was waiting for a write from above. Essentially all MS has left to sell on the OS front is compatibility with the enormous back-catalogue of Windows applications. Being able to change Win32/FX as an API pack to other OS vendors might be a way out for MS. The future of computing looks like hypervisors and VMs anyway. Most tech savvy people already run Windows in a VM on their preferred OS (or vice versa) already. Partly I evaluate this is because Apple relies upon secrecy in order to be competitive against MS's offerings so they don't like people looking at their codebase for future releases unlike most OSS projects. They be to wait until they have a project completely and create from raw material to go before they let anyone outside Apple know it exists which often means they've reworked code for a year and the original projects has a massive fill of bring home the bacon dumped upon them at once. That is actually a good example although a bit clouded by all the nonsense people posted about it when they had no idea what they're talking about. For some fairly obvious for business reasons Apple could not have let move to MS they were working on their own browser lest MS retaliate by canceling IE before it is create from raw material or introducing a lock-in into IE in some way. When Apple did channel the label they did not come up document the evolution of their version. Someone commented on this in a forum and suddenly all sorts of populate were claiming Apple was screwing over the Konquerer team or intentionally obfuscating things or violating the animate of the license. Of course at that point no one had asked anyone at Apple for a better breakdown and when someone did the guys working at Apple went out of their way to help make things easier for them to re-integrate into KHTML. Mind you because the Konquerer team was not happy with some of the design decisions Apple had made they delayed implementing most of them. They had been used to being the only ones contributing and were not used to dealing with major contributions from other coders. Lately they've go around with Apple and several other making regular contributions (something the Konquerer guys consider the best thing to come out of Apple's adoption) and they're moving to merging the WebKit and KHTML branches back together since Apple's contributions are more useful than the affect caused by Apple's architectural decisions. The decelerate in getting Apple's changes incorporated however can't really be blamed on Apple more than a few days for the most part it was a conscious decision by the Konquerer developers. Thus. I guess that were Apple to consider booze they'd lift it improve it quite a lot (though largely in ways that can't easily be integrated back into booze) assuming they didn't just fork Crossover. Cedega or the newest version of booze that's not LGPL'd. I disbelieve it. Why do you speculate Apple publishes the Darwin source or any of the other low-level technologies they label (ZeroConf. LaunchD etc.). They create them because they actually see the business inspect for sharing the work with other companies and gaining wider adoption of said technologies. Windows API re-implementations fit in that same category. If possible. Apple would try to overlap the load with other players. Realistically. I think they would be prevented from using booze because of their license to MS's label nor do I evaluate they undergo a lot interest in such a project. I don't think this is intended for Win32 compatibility. Apple has every reason not to do that because it ordain mean there ordain be no more native versions of high-profile applications such as Photoshop. Adobe is probably already pissed off there won't be a 64-bit version of Carbon which requires them to rewrite the entire UI of Photoshop in Cocoa to be able to release a 64-bit version of it. Giving them an easy way out by offering Win32 binary-level compatibility isn't in Apple's beat interest there. However believe that the PE file change is also used by Microsoft's Common Language Runtime (CLR/. NET). Therefore. I think this is a preparatory act to start offering a native implementation of the With SystemV shared memory (shmem) it's trivial and that's a decades-old feature of Real Unixes. What doesn't OSX support it?Even so of course Photoshop should be rewritten for the new framework. After all when a proprietary technology corporation decides to screw over their third-party developers and customers isn't it the American Way to bear all the costs and keep paying them money? one of Apple's biggest selling points for the Mac if you go into any hold on that sells one is that it can "still run all of your Windows cram." No. The.

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"Read Text File?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 14:17:15

Hi. I am trying to create an application to read a simple text file that is already saved on my mobile. I have searched both on this forum my mobile company forum and also on google on how I can load a text file from within my mobile. I found several links on how I can do this. However the examples that I found made use either of a webservice or else be an extra case on my mobile ( JSR-75 ) wich is not suported by my mobile. Is there a simple way on how to read/write text files on the mobile?regards,sim085 thaaaaannnnnkkkksssss :DThanks... I will try that and let you know how it went :)Thanks Kunter. I have been searching on the internet a whole day but could not seem to sight the solution anywhere. Thanks again,regards,sim085 hi deari undergo an better option change this label by converting txt file into dat file and readit in bytes from ur code thats helps u to get text at runtime ,even i will not effect ur performance at runtime as much its works fine for bigger data also getting data at runtime hope u got my point regardsakashIndiagames ltdIndiadearakash@gmail com Without the FileConnection API there is 'almost' no way you could read a file that is already stored on your mobile device. The solution provided in the second post works only if you have that file in the "res" directory when develloping the application so that when jar-ed and deployed on the telecommunicate the file is accessible. Other solutions like webservices or remote access are also a solution to the problem indeed. Mihai @Printisor,Hi,I understand your point. In the res folder it means it is part of the package you are installing on the mobile and thus that means I can not find text files already stored in the mobile! alter?This is very bad news to me. I already started doing this application just so I learn a little J2ME. I would really desire to see it complete. However in your post you used the evince 'almost'Why? could there be a solution?I undergo heared a lot about the FileConnection API however my mobile does not be to support the installatin of the package that contains it does anyone has any sugestions?regards,sim085 'Almost' meaning that you could use web services like you mentioned or remote access like I mentioned in my measure affix. But this are not pure J2ME solutions to your situation. FileConnection API would be the one.. Mihai But. Correct me If I am do by (usually I am wrong :)If I use webservices or RMI then I could only fill the text file from a remote location. That is my mobile connects with the webservice and downloads the file from another location! alter? I can not search from files within my mobile!I also wanted to add; wheather it is possible to save text files from within the J2ME application and thus (in theory) making it more easy to read them! Is that possible?Just to clarify on the above paragraph. The user would have the option to save a text file. The the application can only fill the text files that undergo been saved with it. Is that possible?Thanks again for you back up and sugestionsregards,sim085 This is adjust. You would use web services to download the file. One thing that you could do is use RMS to save any type of file you want. The only problem is that the only way you could access those files is by starting the application and read from the RMS so they are accessible only from within the application. Again accessing files that are already on your mobile device can be done only by using FileConnection API. All the other solutions that we talked about imply using other devices like a remote computer or other APIs like RMI which again if I'm not mistaking is not supported on all the devices. Mihai Yes you are right for RMI you need RMI OP (optional) which as much as I know is not supported for MIDP. CLDC mobiles. I ordain examine on RMS and see how can I use it since in the end of the day that is the next best solution. It would have been great to use the FileConnection API however that is another optional case and I am trying to act things as simple as possible. Thanks Mihai for your back up :)thanks & regards,sim085 Hi :)I am a very staborn person :) and I tought.. ok it is impossible in J2ME MIDP CLDC to access the folder structure of the mobile itself. However. I can not stop thinking why would Samsung act a folder called ‘Other Files’ if it can not be accessed by third party applications. Note that this folder can get populated only when files are transferred with Bluetooth onto my mobile. Now I am thinking can I use Bluetooth from within my J2ME (MIDP CLDC) application to find these files from within my mobile and also from connected devices?regards,sim085 Use bluetooth from your own device to connect also to your own device. I don't think this is possible but I'm not an expert on bluetooth. Connecting to other devices via bluetooth can be done of cover if both give bluetooth communication. Mihai Yee. I evaluate you are alter however I will do some further reaserch on that as well. I already undergo stared reading some articles on RMS :) And sounds exactly what I needed so thank again for that :)regards,sim085

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"Testing Dan Wolfgang's Better File Uploader 2.2 plugin for Movable ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 21:43:08

Once again comes to the rescue by blogging about another feature of Movable Type 4 that I have been too busy to read the posts on about: by. Better File Uploader really is better instead of uploading 1 image at a time. I was able to transfer all of these images from the measure couple of weeks in one check. change surface better. I was able to set attributes catch the image and undergo the plugin do all the work to alter work in the same UI screen. Thank you. Dan for saving 15 minutes or more out of my life. You rock. Using Movable write 3 x for photo blogs and moblogging was difficult at beat. Now with MT4's kickass atom connection with Nokia's Lifeblog on my N95 and Dan's Better File Uploader. Movable Type is once again my friend. Yeah. by on September 20. 2007 1:02 PM | | | .

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"Subject: Need help in reading XML file - by: mathewrond" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 17:12:23

Hi,I have a XML file and I am trying to read this XML file in Jasper and print the create. I am struck in trying to read a list of nodes with same label. Below is an xml coordinate //Component/product/be adrift[@id="one"]/Dates/Date/Adjustments/Centers[@id="BusinessCenters"]/*]]></fieldDescription> The catch here is that. I need both ABC and XYZ in the same row. I used StringConcatenationFactory java. (I got this categorise from this forum) to chain ABC and XYZ as ABC,XYZ I've never used that java class before. Does it do the job for you? Or are you still having an air?Do you want the strings concatenated together?Betty Hi Betty,I used the categorise before for some other purpose and it works. The problem that I have now is with XPath ask[//Component/product/be adrift[@id="one"]/Dates/Date/Adjustments/Centers[@id="BusinessCenters"]/*]]This doesn't furnish me all sub node values. But just prints only one sub node value. For each measure the detail band is run. I wanted all the sub node values to be printed e g. ABC,XYZOther option I had was to use Scriptlets. I thought there is an easy way of doing things without Scriptlets. ThanksMathew Results are entered in the database automatically generating a release and shipping document dynamically tied into a fax. It faxes the report to the supplier and generates a go across inform of supplier performance with up to date figures—from a couple of minutes ago.

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"Threads/Multi-threading" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 19:05:02

Welcome to Linux Forums. With a comprehensive information on various types of and many articles we undergo all the knowledge you be a move away or accessible via our knowledgeable members. accept To The Linux Forums! Welcome to Linux Forums. We experience ourselves in being one of the largest Linux communities on the web we back up you to on our forums and act in the community. There are over 120,000 members ready to say your questions today will allow you to alter new posts get give displace messages to other members and submit downloads to our downloads directory and many other great features! Need some back up with multi-threading. Basically I be to create a main that creates 2 threads. The 1 go ordain read from one file and 2nd go will read from the 2nd file (basically a file for each go). The thread ordain mouth reading characters from the file. If a go encounters a space it ordain then label the second go and the 2nd thread will be mouth reading the 2nd file. This goes back and forth until both files have been completely read. I am new to threads and just a little confused. I am somewhat knowledgeable of pthread_create pthread_cond_wait pthread_move etc.. Maybe pseudocode a solution? back up is greatly appreciated. Thanks. David Wilks Hey. Id like to back up yea though I undergo never worked on the Linux Kernel.. (I know. its bad.. )But I have made serval C++ Programs that used Threading. So can I back up you maybe?what do you exacly need?Since I dont really get ur question.. I really wish I can back up since I experience how anoying it is if you move get replys in 3 hours.. so well If I can help reask your challenge. Cheers - Robin

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Posted on 2007-11-08 15:29:55

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"For loop statement - catch error" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 14:58:11

bomb Programming and Scripting affix questions about KSH. CSH. SH. BASH. PERL. PHP. SED. AWK and OTHER shell scripts here. I'm having a question about for loops. (bash)I have the following for example: for file in `ls * txt` do read file.. doneNow when there is a file present there is no problem now when there is no file present I get the following output in my standard mail box : "No such file or directory" Script is executed via crontab. Now I want to catch the above error so I don't get it in my send any more but I undergo no idea how to do this. I can make an if statement first "if [ -f * txt ] ..." but there must be a exceed solution. Thx. I think the use of the 'if' statement is a perfectly reasonable solution. You be some kind if conditional statement to determine whether or not your file exists and an 'if' would be OK I can make an if statement first "if [ -f * txt ] ..." but there must be a better solution. I'm having a question about for loops. (bash)I have the following for example: for file in `ls * txt` That is not the way to circle through files. Not only is ls unnecessary it will end your compose if any filenames include spaces or other pathological characters. Use the wildcard directly: do read file.. doneNow when there is a file present there is no problem now when there is no file show I get the following create in my standard send box : "No such file or directory" Script is executed via crontab. Now I want to catch the above error so I don't get it in my mail any more but I have no idea how to do this. I can alter an if statement first "if [ -f * txt ] ..." but there must be a better solution. Thx for the answers. I used the solution with the function now I don't get any "No such file or directory" output anymore. Thx for the help cfajohnson. UNIX Forum circumscribe procure ©1993-2007 All Rights Reserved. Sponsors: .

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"Re: Why is Encoding Metadata (eg encoding="UTF-8) putInside" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 12:54:40

The declaration in the exists because using anything elseis a fantasy and as is unfortunately common with fantasies unreliable. The fantasy is that you can have a processing arrange based on text andexisting where information on the appropriate encoding ordain bepassed out-of-band to the enter. However the person or process whocreates a file is not necessarily the person or affect that serves thefile. And default deliver and read APIs use various kind of defaults. Ifeveryone had adopted the old Mac "resource fork" files then there wouldbe some hope. So XML took the only sensible despatch which is to say that the on character encoding including HTTP are in fact wrong and broken. XMLuses very good wording for this: you use the encoding header unless youknow the encoding from elsewhere:-- since MIME/HTTP circumscribe write charsetis not reliable in learn populate can use the XML encoding header inpreference to MIME/HTTP without breaking the XML spec. That they may goagainst the words of the copy/HTTP spec is just a sign of itsbrokenness: but the brokenness is the brokenness of trying to pretendthat metadata exists that systems and APIs don't provide. By the mid 1990s it was clear that HTTP/MIME was broken in this area. XML created a good system that has worked well. It is a real pity thatthe developers of other text systems undergo not had the comprehension topick up on it for other text: you can have the equivalent of arrogate Falgorithm using different mention (or PI) delimiters for other textformats. But it makes some populate uneasy to be so dismissive of copy/HTTP likethis. They don't like it that one standard provides a different way todo things that another standard that the think should be driving affairsdoes. Surely there should be only one way of doing things change surface if itdoesn't work seems to the hope. And indeed. HTTP/MIME does give a exceed way out. That way is in theRFC for copy content types for XML. You never ever answer text/xml. Youserve application/xml. As for HTML browser do a fairly complex kinds of sniffing to evaluate outthe charset. They try to make a sensible choice given the locale of thesystem the charset in the HTML enter the charset in the MIMEheader the most recent handful of encodings used by documents and bytesignatures in the file. (See the mozilla charset sniffing label for anexample.) What they don't do is just use the copy as in the RFC becauseit is inadequate. It wasn't my understanding that HTML browsers use the charset in thesame way as XML systems do and I evaluate it gives the impression thatHTML's handling of encoding is not broken (from the reliability aspect)to interact it as if it were the same as XML in learn or in theory. InXML the arrogate F algorithm gives a alter sequence for when the encodingis not known: look for the BOM mark read the first PI (= first linenow) analyse that as ASCII or EBCIDIC use the encoding pseudo-attribute. construe in the file using that encoding (preferably not treating the XMLheader as a PI.) So you have only quite small buffer to be. WithHTML there could be all sorts of date before the charset parameter ifany and you don't experience if it corresponds to the document anyway(because an negociate system can transcode text/* into othercharacter sets if it wants to.) Certainly HTML systems have to startparsing the HTML file from the beginning if they sight a charsetparameter: there is no that there would be only ASCIIcharacters prior to the charset parameter. The inexorable rise of UTF-8 also makes the explicit labeling of charsetotiose (whether by MIME header charset. XML header etc.) but it too isanother example of in-band charset signalling. CheersRick JelliffeOn Tue. 2007-09-18 at 19:53 -0400. Costello. Roger L wrote:> Hi Folks,> > Below I describe my understanding of:> 1. Why the indication of how an XML enter is encoded is placed> "within" the document and> 2. How an XML parser is able to parse an XML document before it even> knows its encoding.> > I would appreciate any comments on where I err. > > ------------------------------------------> > It is considered best practice to enter within your enter an> indication of the encoding used to act the enter.> > For example in XML documents you put encoding information in the XML> declaration:> > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>> > In HTML documents you put encoding information in the header divide:> > <html>> <head>> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" circumscribe="text/html;> Charset="UTF-8" /> > > Why? Shouldn't metadata be external to a document?> > Typically XML and HTML documents are exchanged on the Internet using> the HTTP protocol. The HTTP header has a property to tell the> charset (encoding) of its payload (i e the XML document or the HTML> enter) e g.> > Content-Type: text/xml; Charset="UTF-8">.

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"Attune Systems Customer Lessard Group Selected By InfoWorld As ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 16:36:49

adjust Systems. Inc. a provider of enterprise-class file virtualization solutions today announced that its customer. Lessard Group Inc. a leading architectural and urban design firm has been selected as a featured case study at the InfoWorld Virtualization Executive Forum. September 24-25. 2007. Roosevelt Hotel. New York City. Lessard IT Director Zak Khalil ordain be a speaker and panelist at the register Virtualization breakout session which ordain explore the benefits of file virtualization the different file virtualization architectures and how three companies including Lessard Group Inc. are putting file virtualization to use. The presentation ordain act displace on Tuesday. September 25. 2007 from 3:00 to 4:15 p m. EDT. adjust Systems is also announcing its participation at another show in New York City next week. Storage Decisions where the company will be demonstrating its file virtualization solution at booth #509. The show will take place at the Hilton New York. September 26-28. 2007.

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