Hi,
Configuration (XmlConfiguration) getString returns (^|\\s)#([1-9][0-9]{3
for config.getString([EMAIL PROTECTED]). How can I get the entire
String?
scc task_expression=(^|\\s)#([1-9][0-9]{3,}) /
I use 1.1RC2.
Zsolt
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To
You have hit a known limitation: The configuration interprets the , as
a property delimiter and inserts two values for this key. For more
details see here:
http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=29716
So config.getString([EMAIL PROTECTED](0)) will return the first
part of the
Hello,
We are using the Jakarta Commons File upload mechanism within an
application that must upload PDF files to our servers.
It happened twice lately to receive PDF files which after the EOF
character had many more characters which eventually made the PDF file
corrupted (like rubbish) ;
Hi list,
maybe a stupid question, or maybe I am missing something, but I cannot sort out
how to
do a reverse iteration over the values of a TreeBidiMap, and couldn't find much
about it
on the web.
I want to retrieve the 10 greatest values from a HashMap, and thought it best
to use a
Oh, I forgot an important point: you can escape the delimiter using a
backslash. So if your configuration file contains:
scc task_expression=(^|\\s)#([1-9][0-9]{3\,}) /
the entire string should be returned.
Oliver
Oliver Heger wrote:
You have hit a known limitation: The configuration interprets
Martin Cooper wrote:
On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 18:33:49 -0300, Vinicius Caldeira Carvalho
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello there! I'm trying to use commons chains on my project. Here's a
piece of my web.xml:
context-param
param-nameorg.apache.commons.chain.CONFIG_CLASS_RESOURCE/param-name
Thank you Oliver,
unfortunately I cannot do that because we have to assure compatibility (with
the version where we didn't use commons-configuration), thus here is my
code:
List exprs = config.getList([EMAIL PROTECTED]);
if (!exprs.isEmpty())
{
sccTaskIdExpression =
Maybe I am confused, but the inverseMap is not ordered in inverse order??
In that case greatest value is first ant lowest is last.
rinke hoekstra wrote:
Hi list,
maybe a stupid question, or maybe I am missing something, but I cannot sort out how to
do a reverse iteration over the values of a
You can also disable the string splitting by changing the delimiter to a
char unlikely to be found in your configuration:
XMLConfiguration conf = new XMLConfiguration();
conf.setDelimiter('\u');
conf.setFilename(conf.xml);
conf.load();
We will have a cleaner solution when Bug 29716 is fixed
On 30 Mar 2005 at 14:25, José Antonio Pérez Testa wrote:
Maybe I am confused, but the inverseMap is not ordered in inverse order??
In that case greatest value is first ant lowest is last.
No, that is not the case (sorry for not explaining clear enough).
The inverse map is switching keys and
Is there ANYTHING out there that can help manage executing system
commands to batch input, capture output, and generally not make a mess
of things on different platforms?
I'm pulling my hair out.
If no one knows of anything, I might write an API description and
propose it be included in
Sorry, but this doesn't work with 1.1RC2.
XMLConfiguration config = new XMLConfiguration();
AbstractConfiguration.setDelimiter('\u');
char del = AbstractConfiguration.getDelimiter();
log.debug(Delimiter + del + );
config.setFile(file);
config.load();
CompositeConfiguration cc = new
rinke hoekstra wrote:
maybe a stupid question, or maybe I am missing something, but I cannot sort
out how to
do a reverse iteration over the values of a TreeBidiMap, and couldn't find
much about it
on the web.
I want to retrieve the 10 greatest values from a HashMap, and thought it best
Sorry I forgot the method was static. Try this instead:
XMLConfiguration config = new XMLConfiguration();
XMLConfiguration.setDelimiter('\u');
Emmanuel Bourg
Zsolt Koppany wrote:
Sorry, but this doesn't work with 1.1RC2.
XMLConfiguration config = new XMLConfiguration();
Yes, I thought of that sollution
It seems a good sollution. But still I am very curious to know how one would
use
hasPrevious()
I think I will just stop bothering about it and use your sollution.
Rinke
How about something like this?
TreeBidiMap bidiMap = new
I think previous() is not about to get the collection in the reverse
order, it's about to be able to backtrack an iteration. Means, you did
10 next() and you realise you have went one step too far, then you do
previous(). As you said, previous() doesn't start at the end.
I think you have to use
setDelimiter is in AbstractConfiguration and XMLConfiguration doesn't
overwrite it.
Again: I'm using 1.1RC2, I don't have the source code of 1.1-RC2 thus I
cannot check it.
Zsolt
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Gesendet: Mittwoch, 30. März
maybe try :
AbstractConfiguration.setDelimiter('\u');
XMLConfiguration config = new XMLConfiguration();
I would assume that, it's better to change a static parameter before
an instance that need the change is created.
On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 17:24:12 +0200, Zsolt Koppany
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
Lukas Bradley schrieb:
Is there ANYTHING out there that can help manage executing system
commands to batch input, capture output, and generally not make a mess
of things on different platforms?
I'm pulling my hair out.
If no one knows of anything, I might write an API description and
The code I suggested does work, there is a test case with a similar
syntax, see testChangingDelimiter() in TestPropertiesConfiguration:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/jakarta/commons/proper/configuration/trunk/src/test/org/apache/commons/configuration/TestPropertiesConfiguration.java
This will
There is no direct way to iterate over the 10 largest
values. However you can do the following:
TreeBidiMap map;
Object last = map.lastKey();
Object oneBefore = map.previousKey(last);
Object oneBeforeThat = map.previousKey(oneBefore);
Note that these are methods directly on TreeBidiMap.
The
ANT gives you a selection of well-tested tasks of all kinds, combinable
and system-independent. Give it a try. HTH,
This looks like it might be perfect:
org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.Execute
Execute(ExecuteStreamHandler streamHandler, ExecuteWatchdog watchdog)
However, I don't see a stream
Well, I don't know why in the heck did jakarta put chain as a main
commons project. The thing is too damn buggy. I think it's like
esperanto a good idea not very well implemented. The first bug I found
was the name of the catalog.
Now, read this, cuz this is cool.
Only commands that return
It'd probably be pretty easy to wrap the ant tools with a simpler
interface. It'd be nice to say:
Batch b = new Batch();
b.add(dir bar);
b.add(cat bar | grep myfile);
b.run();
String output = b.getOuput();
Michael Scovetta
Computer Associates
Senior Application Developer
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Vinicius Caldeira Carvalho wrote:
Well, I don't know why in the heck did jakarta put chain as a main
commons project. The thing is too damn buggy. I think it's like
esperanto a good idea not very well implemented. The first bug I found
was the name of the catalog.
Now, read this, cuz this is
How about Commons-Launcher [1]?
Gary
[1] http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/launcher/
-Original Message-
From: Christian Aust [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 7:51 AM
To: Jakarta Commons Users List
Subject: Re: Runtime.exec() Utilities?
Hi,
Lukas Bradley
Ok, is there a way of my wrapper class starting up, and automatically
detecting all the classes available in every package I specify, and then
setting up loggers for each one? I mean an easy way. I could just
search through all the files, and convert them to class names without
the '/' or
On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 09:02:52 -0300, Vinicius Caldeira Carvalho
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Martin Cooper wrote:
On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 18:33:49 -0300, Vinicius Caldeira Carvalho
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello there! I'm trying to use commons chains on my project. Here's a
piece of my web.xml:
Trenton D. Adams wrote:
Ok, is there a way of my wrapper class starting up, and automatically
detecting all the classes available in every package I specify, and
then setting up loggers for each one? I mean an easy way. I could
just search through all the files, and convert them to class
Thanks for the suggestions. Keep reading...
Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen wrote:
Trenton D. Adams wrote:
Ok, is there a way of my wrapper class starting up, and automatically
detecting all the classes available in every package I specify, and
then setting up loggers for each one? I mean an easy way.
I also tried that, didn't work either.
Zsolt
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Gesendet: Mittwoch, 30. März 2005 17:32
An: Jakarta Commons Users List
Betreff: Re: How to get the entire string with Configuration.getString
maybe try :
Can it be an xmlconfiguration problem?
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Von: Emmanuel Bourg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 30. März 2005 17:59
An: Jakarta Commons Users List
Betreff: Re: How to get the entire string with Configuration.getString
The code I suggested does
How about Commons-Launcher [1]?
Commons Launcher seems very geared toward launching Java processes. I
am attempting to launch a non-Java related binary, with versions on
Windows and LINUX systems.
So far, Ant's Execute task is working nicely. However, I'm using an
interium batch/shell script
On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 14:24:03 -0300, Vinicius Caldeira Carvalho
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Einstein used to say : Two things are infinite: the universe and human
stupidity; and I'm not sure about the the universe. Well I guess I fit
right in to it. Sorry, no bugs, just dumb user and stressed
Apologies in advance for MY brevity:
- Read the mailing list guidelines.
- Add [jxpath] to the subject.
- Remember that we don't get paid for this.
- Generally, if you want it, you may have to help do it.
Stephen
depub2 wrote:
Apologies in advance for my brevity: I did not ask for a workaround - I
Dear List:
I am having problems with Digester. I am using it to parse the XML
returned by Amazon's Web Services. My problem occurs when I create a .jar
out of my java program. I am passing the XML rules to DigesterLoader as a
stream from the getClass().getResourceAsStream(resource file name)
Hi all,
We have had a major problem over the last few weeks with respect to
connections not being closed. The problem started to occur after installing
our software for a new client. I suppose we hadn't tested the software as
well we should have, but we also trust and use a lot of software from
I know that people have said Einstein said this. Does anyone have a
real citation to prove it? This does not sound like Einstein. This
sounds like a list-geek.
Jack
On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 13:27:32 -0800, Craig McClanahan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 14:24:03 -0300, Vinicius
Hi all,
I using commons-logging with log4j in my webapp. I'm using a
DailyRollingFileAppender and every morning when I start developping I
get the following message in my Tomcat console:
log4j:ERROR Failed to rename [logfile.txt] to ...
I did some investigation using the handle utility from
It sounds like one of two things:
1) in the jar'd configuration something is missing from the classpath
2) in the jar'd configuration you aren't using the same type of
classloaders as you are in the non-jar'd configuration
(e.g. not just jar vs non-jar, but jar-in-webapp vs
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