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• URGENT::opening multiple files - i have 3 files in my directory... When I run the code I can open a file and read it... but the while loop get blocked after the first iteration... can someone me help or give some indications

  bbmChatDB of public database;

  public static FileConnection fconnRead = null;
  public static String fileReadData = "";
  public static InputStream is = null;
  data Byte [] = null;
  DataInputStream is = null;

  Here is my code...

  I have 3 files in my directory... When I run the code I can open a file and read it... but the while loop get blocked after the first iteration... can someone me help or give some indications

  try {}

  FileConnection fc = Connector.open("file:///store/home/user/documents/BSM/") (FileConnection); "

  If (fc.exists ()) {}

  Enumeration e = fc.list ();

  While (e.hasMoreElements ()) {}

  System.out.println ("files are:" + (String) e.nextElement ());

  play this file
  StringBuffer stringBuff = new StringBuffer();
  try {}
  System.out.println ("opening file")-;
  System.out.println ("file name is:" + (String) e.nextElement ());
  fconnRead = Connector.open("file:///store/home/user/documents/BSM/(String)e.nextElement(),Connector.READ_WRITE) (FileConnection);
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  If (fconnRead.exists ()) {}
  is = fconnRead.openDataInputStream ();
  data = IOUtilities.streamToBytes (is);
  Ddd = new String string (data);
  fileReadData = ddd.toString ();
  System.out.println ("length of data:" + fileReadData.length ());
  System.out.println ("read data :" + fileReadData);

  }

  } catch (IOException ee) {}
  ee.printStackTrace ();
  System.out.println ("Exception in the read data :")
  + ee.getMessage ());
  }

  }
  }

  } catch (IOException e) {}

  e.printStackTrace ();
  }

  {Finally

  try {}
  If (is! = null) {}
  is. Close();
  }
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  } catch (IOException e1) {}

  E1. PrintStackTrace();
  }

  If (fconnRead! = null) {}
  try {}
  fconnRead.close ();
  } catch (Exception e) {}
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  }

  }

  You can recode this treatment so that it uses only:

  e.nextElement ())

  Once a loop iteration.

  Directly at the start saying something like:

  String fileName = e.nextElement ());

  and use fileName everywhere in your loop.

  Also be aware that printStackTrace() will do nothing in your situation, it only works if you catch Throwable.  So make sure you something output all your catches exception and also have a catch (Throwable t) to catch the things you miss, as follows:

  {} catch (Throwable t)

  t.printStackTrace ();

  System.out.println ("Eception exception:" + t.toString ());

  }

  I think your code is thrown an exception and you don't see it.

• Run the code once when loading the form

  Hi guys,.

  I have a text field (TextField1), which fills with a value (1-100)

  During the initial loading of the form, this value will be the highest.

  When the user navigates around the shape, this number will change (lower than initial load)

  I have another text field (TextField2) on the form I want to keep the original value to the loading of the form.

  something like: TextField2.rawValue = TextField1.rawValue

  But any event that I put in it always updates TextField2 with TextField1 value (not does not run the code once when loading the form)

  Can someone tell how can I do this?

  If the form is loaded with the number 70 as a value in TextField1 - TextField2 has 70 as a value and maintains this value regardless of what TextField1 goes to...

  Thanks a lot for any help

  try putting in the TextField2 docReady event:

  $ = TextField1.rawValue

• Must click the button twice to run the code in the Click event.

  I have a button that has the following code to the click event.
  _SubFormS.setInstances (0);

  Last week, I added the code on the Exit of the next button event.
  xfa.host.setFocus (Subf.ButtonRemove);

  For some reason, I have to click twice for instance 0 value. It's never happened before. If I comment the code on the same output, nothing changes. Ideas of this weird behavior.

  Thank you.

  Hey, 1996

  It seems to me that you have a setfocus soomehwere which is always of the substitution of the click event. For example, if you have a field that does not check if (xfa.event.commitKey == 3) before that setFocus is called, it doesn't matter what other field (or button) you click on, you will be sent to the field specified by the setFocus. 'Double click' isn't a double click, it's a click that is substituted by a setFocus (which sends you somewhere else) then a second click which is not interrupted by a setfocus, which means you can click on the button.

  I don't think I have explained myself well, so here, step by step what I think is happening:

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  I hope it did a good job of explaining my guess as to what is happening. Check all your output events to ensure that they all use the If (xfa.event.commitKey == 3) then bit. having forgotten one would explain why that happen all the time... it only occurs when you try to click on the button while you're in the field wihtout the cheque of commitKey.

  Let me know if this is useful,

  -Scott

• PowerState situation - problem with the code block - returns false, but seems real to list extended properties

  If this provision of the code (part of a script a lot bigger) seems to not work properly.  It returns false when it should return true.  Basically I want my script to verify that virtual machines are turned on by the admin of the script running.  There will be a break in case of failure and then press a button to try again.  Here is the block of code (which I have shared out in his own script to test).

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  PowerState: receiving

  When I run in the script with the extensiondata. Guest.Powerstat, it returns false.

  PowerCLI D:\scripts > .extensiondata (Get - VM ATEST-VM002). Guest.PowerState - eq "receptor".

  Fake

  What should we not

  . ExtensionData (get - VM $vmname). Runtime.PowerState - eq "receptor".

  But why look in the ExtensionData that same property is exposed as (Get - VM $vmname). PowerState

• Run the code from the jar java fixed pitch

  Hello

  based on article

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/document/98986/UCCX-quick-Java-recipes

  I copied the code of 1). and they changed a bit for my daysx24hours. The only type is, give the script a parameter (here the number of credit card and return the result of UCCX (perhaps the last type is missing).)

  The following code:

  ###############################################################################

  public class ClassCheckCC {}

  Public Shared Sub main (String [] args) {}
  TODO self-generating method stub
  String ccnumber = args [0];
  String ccnumber = "66666666666666666";
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  } catch (Exception e) {}

  Returns - 1;

  }

  return (isValid == true? 1: 0);
  }
  }

  ###############################################################################

  In Eclipse, I create a new java project named "CheckCreditCardNumber" and insert this code into the new project. The name of the new class is 'ClassCheckCC '. I created a "CheckCCNumber1.jar" executable jar file This will work as expected in a DOS window.
  I call it this way: java-jar CheckCCNumber1.jar 1234567890123456

  The number represents a credit card number.

  In my opinion, always ready to implement in UCCX.

  JAR file downloaded on UCCX (you can find it in an attachment here), moved to the right side (to the Classpath entries. selected :) Some service restarted. Do some tests to access the file and can be seen in UCCX Editor.

  

  Then, I created a new script file and inserted a defined step

  

  takes it place the following errors:

  

  But the result expected from the byte type (-1.0 or 1) java code. Shit, I declared the variable isValid as string occurs:

  

  We try to call java code:

  

  Next, the error message is different:

  

  Yes, here are my questions. What wrong? Where can I call this java code little success.

  I know, it s possible to run code without additional jar files. I am interested to implement more than java classes in a jar file for future needs, and this is a first step.

  Greetings Naatz Maic

  Hello

  UH... Let's get a few things right if you don't mind.

  Your class is valid, as you say, you tested with Eclipse, which is a fair way to go. You have two methods, 'main' and a private static "verifyCC" returning an int value. Good. Now, if I take a quick glance at your UCCX script I see some interesting things there. First, you create a new variable of type ClassCheckCC, with the name CheckCC and with null as default. Cool, that's like saying JRE of UCCX for "Hey, let's use a new variable of type ClassCheckCC", or more precisely:

  ClassCheckCC CheckCC = null;

  Alrighty. Then, you kind of try to value of isValid saying CheckCC (ccnumber). Why it's wrong: in Java, it does:

  isValid = CheckCC (ccnumber);

  You see already? The above code actually means:

  isValid = null (ccnumber); Not valid!

  CheckCC is null.

  Let's try a slightly different approach:

  public class CheckCC {}
  Public Shared Sub main (String [] args) {}
  System.out.println ("Move along, nothing to see here, call verifyCC (String s) instead. ');
  }
  public static int verifyCC (String ccnumber) {}
  int sum = 0;
  Boolean alternate = false;
  Boolean isValid = false;
  try {}
  int i = 0;
  for (I = ccnumber.length () - 1; i > = 0; i--) {}
  int n = Integer.parseInt (ccnumber.substring (i, i + 1));
  If {(acting)
  n = n * 2;
  If (n > 9) {}
  n = (% n 10) + 1;
  }
  }
  sum += n;
  Alternate =! alternate;
  }
  isValid = (sum %10 == 0);
  } catch (Exception e) {}
  Returns - 1;
  }
  return (isValid == true? 1: 0);
  }
  }

  You may have noticed that I made a few adjustments. I renamed ClassCheckCC to the simpler CheckCC, I changed the method of verifyCC to the public modifier. It's actually a great example of a utility class where you have not all instances, so we should let JDK code optimization.

  Using this approach, we don't need to create instances of the object - that they are unnecessary in this case. Simply call CheckCC.verifyCC (String aString) is quite sufficient. We can, as I will demonstrate, but then again, why should create us instances of the class each time a script is run.

  The following three constructs are valid (assuming that I have created the necessary variables: val, validCCNumber, and invalidCCNumber):

  Valid value = CheckCC.verifyCC (validCCNumber)

  Pure and simple. I simply call the static verifyCC method on the CheckCC class with a parameter.

  The valid value = {return CheckCC.verifyCC (invalidCCNumber) ;}

  I just padded the single line above with braces, creating a block of code, point comma and the return keyword became necessary.

  The valid value = {CheckCC instance = new CheckCC(); return instance.verifyCC (validCCNumber) ;}

  Now, it's quite redundant but functional example. I created an instance of the CheckCC class, named instance and then ran the method verifyCC on the newly created class instance. Once again, it is a situation when a developer is boring and has nothing better to do than to create instances of the class and sending them to the eternal bytefields.

  G.

  Here is a screenshot:

  class-violin - around.png

  

• Run the Code in a Java Applet

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• Run the Code Labview program on VN8970 vector material

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• Cannot run the autonomous block for input of associative array parameter

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  You will find find article, informative and useful for (1) and (3).

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• Where to put the code block that is used by several checkboxes in a form

  I'm new to Javascript, please go easy on me.

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• How to run the code (invisible) after connecting and before the first page of the user.

  Our site has a standard login page that I can't change. But I want to run code 1) after logging in the application (not APEX!) and 2) before the first page of the user of the application. How could I (can I?) put it on a page that runs invisible and then transfers it to the first page of the user application? Also, it would be great for testing I could reiniitalize easily between test scenarios without having to log in again.
  
  Thanks - Howard

  You could put it on page 0 and condition the process so that it works only on the login page.

• Run the code to output on output keyboard event and not mouse exit

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  Hello

  The exit event will always when the object loses the focus. Take a look at the end of this example that shows how you can detect how the field was left: http://assure.ly/j1KdNq.

  This early example also considered the development of a field setting when you press on enter: https://acrobat.com/#d=RZ1lzX23 * u7L4N9rtWCYPQ.

  Hope that helps,

  Niall