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• How to build a correct relative path?

  I watched this on the Microsoft Web site, but their views did not work. I have an application called Notepad ++ in my programs folder. The documentation says that so that the spell check function works, I have to include in the configuration of Notepad ++, a relative path to a specific dll in the folder programs. This is the relative path, I built that does not work. Any tips?

  .. \Aspell\bin\aspell-15.dll

  Hi okieseeker,
   
  This problem occurs with a third-party application, I suggest you to contact the manufacturer of the application for assistance on this issue.

• Relative paths for links

  Hello

  How can I configure the AI CC document-relative paths? For example, if I have a folder like structure

  .../Project

  .../Project/Source-images

  .../Project/AI-scripts

  .../Project/actual-AI-files

  you get...

  so now if I save the project on an external hard drive folder or anywhere else where I have to update the paths for all my documents in/Project/actual-I-files that are related to the files/Project/Source-images and/Project/HAVE-scripts, although the relative path remain the same. Can I use relative instead paths?

  Thank you

  Unfortunately you can not do.

  Only chance is to have all the files related to the same level as the file HAVE (no subfolders)

• URL relative Paths - to use or not use

  That is the question! :-) (OK, not much of a joke of Hamlet, but I tried.)
  
  Greetings,
  
  I have an APEX application that uses interactive images with hotspots. Hot spots have 'hard-coded' URL in them. This causes some minor problems during the transition from Dev to Test prod. Not a big problem, but maybe they can be eliminated with a relative path of the URL. Which raises a few questions -
  
  1 - use relative URL paths in the hot spots? Are my main concern - there security issues if I do not use the full path, with domain name, etc.
  
  2. If using a relative path of the URL is the way to go - how the domain, part etc. of the URL can I omit and still have the URL work?
  
  3 - depends on the answer to #2 what is the HTTP server and how it is configured?
  
  Thanks in advance, Tony

  hidden wrote:
  In response to your question "how to parent?

  It is an example of one of the URL mentioned earlier...
  http://Fandango.Mgmt.com:7000/apex/f? p = 2031:10:681666703179901:NO:P10_HEADER_ID, P10_CELL_TITLE:8900, 11-4

  How much of it can be omitted?

  Tony,
  When you are within your APEX applications, all you need is the f? p = forward.
  This is because all pages are running from the location f (seen from the point of view of browser). So, if you go to another page of the apex of your URL may start from the f to the front.
  If you wanted to you image would be, in general, go back to the root of the server with /i/image_name.jpg like

  Thank you
  Jorge

• Using a relative path in .txt in expressions

  Hello

  I use AE Expressions script to read in text from an external .txt file. The script works very well, except for the fact that I need the path to the file external .txt to be relative to the project folder After Effects instead of the absolute. The path cannot be absolute, since I use this project "blindly" on different computers with files different works of art/configurations. This is the script I use:

  myPath = "absolute_path/vars/vars.txt";

  Try

  {

  $.evalFile (myPath);

  eval (thisLayer.Name);

  }

  catch (err) {""}

  I tried to put in a relative path in the variable for example myPath "myPath =". " "/ vars/vars.txt. Unfortunately, this does not work. I wonder if using a relative path in the AE Expressions is at all possible and if not, what would be another solution to this problem? (There may be a few plugins out there that could solve this problem?) Any advice or assistance would be greatly appreciated I'm in kind of a pinch of understand this one.

  Greetings,

  Talmon, I am under CC 2014 and I got it works:

  try {}

  myPath = "... / Graphics/ePriceData.txt.

  $.evalFile (myPath);

  eval (thisComp.Name) [index + 1];

  } catch (err) {}

  Err;

  }

  I wanted to refer to the txt file using a pathname relative, and she and the AE project file are in the same folder (Grafiche). Using the above string it seems to work. It kind of defeated the purpose, but it's maybe half a step towards a permanent solution!

• How to read the .txt adfLib pot file to the model layer by using the relative path

  Hello
  
  In my application, I use the ExtendedDynamicFldTbl (extends weblogic.wtc.jatmi.DynamicFldTbl), which the manufacturer requires the field file path table as a parameter.
  
  In the API, it is said that this name of path can be an absolute path, a relative path to the directory where Java has started, or a relative path that can be found as a resource on the classpath.
  
  I have created this ExtendedDynamicFldTbl to the model layer project, placed the fild_tbl.txt in a separate package and pass the path relative to the DynamicFldTbl constructor.
  
  Given my code below to get the instance of ExtendedDynamicFldTbl
  

  package model.tuxedo;
  
  public class ExtendedFldTbl  extends DynamicFldTbl
  {
  
      private static ExtendedFldTbl extendedFldTblinstance = null;
      
      public ExtendedFldTbl(String tablePath, boolean flag)
      {
          super(tablePath, flag);
      }
      
      public static ExtendedFldTbl getInstance()
      {
          if (extendedFldTblInstance == null)
          {
              URL url = extendedFldTblInstance.class.getResource("resource/fldtbl.txt");
              if (url == null)
              {
                  throw new RuntimeException("Tuxedo Service : fldtbl.txt is not found in the path 'model.tuxedo.resource' ");
              }
              extendedFldTblInstance = new ExtendedFldTbl (url.getPath(), true);
              String[] list = extendedFldTblInstance .getFldNames();
              System.err.println("fldtbl loaded. Total FML entries loaded = " + list.length);
          }
          return extendedFldTblInstance ;
      }
  }

  I just added the output of the build of the layer model to view the project of the layer and tested. It works fine and I am able to get the ExtendedFldTbl instance with all loaded fields. But rather than add dependencies, if I create an adfLibJar for the layer model project and you add to view the project of the layer, it does not work. It is not ablt to read the file of adf lib jar file.
  
  Issues related to the:
  
  1. How can I solve this?
  2. Although I have kept the field text file table in the source of the project itself, when I read the url, it is

  "C:/Documents and Settings/raguramanv/Application Data/JDeveloper/system11.1.1.4.37.59.23/DefaultDomain/servers/DefaultServer/tmp/_WL_user/SampleWtc/3gkmt9/war/WEB-INF/lib/SampleWtc_Model_adflibSampleWtc1.jar!/model/tuxedo/resource/fldtbl.txt"

  Instead of the physical directory, how can I use application in model layer context?
  
  
  Thanks in advance
  
  Rambeau

  Hello

  Try /adf/ or /afr/ in the URL. Then includes the ADF resource loader which is used to get the contents of a lib of the ADF. Take a look at the structure of ADF library where the file is located in. It should be in a directory with /adf in the folder structure

  Frank

• How do you use relative paths in ColdFusion?

  I'm having a problem that I can not wrap my head around. I have 4 sites all reside under C:\ColdFusion9\wwwroot\websites\. Unfortunately, when I use relative paths, he always navigates to wwwroot instead of from this record Web sites. I want to make sure I can use relative paths which are always calculated in the folder root of Web sites instead of the ColdFusion wwwroot folder.

  I had a temporary difficulty just to create a mapping in the CF Administartor. Although, this became a problem because I had to change it whenever I worked on another Web site. In addition, it would work properly if I used a relative as path (/ documents). Instead, it only works if I did a relative as path (. / documents).

  Can someone help me solve this problem? I spent so much time to try things it's not even funny.

  I'm using the CF9 Developer Edition with Dreamweaver CS4.

  CF built-in web server only supports a virtual server for each instance of CF, so you should change it whenever you want to work on a separate site, or create a separate instance of CF using the Instance Manager in CF administrator You won't have a Instance Manager available, given that you have chosen the 'standalone' CF during installation version. If you have reinstalled CF to use the JRun multiserver option, you can install multiple instances of CF and each would have a port separated (8300, 8301, etc.). However, consuming also considerably more resources on your computer.

  The best solution for this is usually to install an external web server, IIS or Apache and use it with your single instance see IIS is a component of Windows, so the version of IIS, you can use is limited by the version of Windows you are using. If you do not have Windows XP, you will be able to use IIS to run several virtual servers. Apache won't work regardless of your OS, but can be a little more difficult to set up.

  Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software

• Captivate 2 - relative paths

  I have built several simulations, Captivate 2 and only just discovered that my links to external files are not related.

  I created links with buttons. I fixed them to open a URL or file on success. I then went through to the files I want to link to. The files are PDF files and html files that launch the other captivate published files.

  I saw that an absolute path has been inserted, but I hoped (in vain) that it could be converted into a relative when published path as long as I kept the same folder structure for my source and published files.

  Is it possible to implement a relative path in Captivate 2?

  Thank you.

  Grace D

  Hi Grace

  In General, the best way to create and ensure a relative path is to simply type the name of the file that you are linking. Never use a browse button to navigate to a file. By manually typing the name of the file, there is no way for Captivate know the way. Thus, it creates and maintains a relative path.

  See you soon... Rick

  Useful and practical links Captivate wish form/Bug report form Certified Adobe Captivate training SorcerStone blog Captivate eBooks

• Link to files via the relative path?

  It seems that Captivate is only able to connect to external files via absolute links. In other words, when I create a click box that opens a file and select a file that is located on my development machine, the project will always look this file on my hard drive, even once it is posted on the Web. It's extremely frustrating, and I have not found a work around.
  
  Please help me identify a way to bind using a relative path. In other words, the project will solve it is the current residence and search for content in the directory, it lies in or specified directories under this location. It is the only way that you can create a project that can run successfully during the validation. Captivate already done this, when you create a click box that opens another project, so there MUST be a way to do when opening project files!
  
  Help, please!
  
  Thank you
  Dan Roberts

  You, Mr President, is a scholar and a gentleman!

  According to the agreements that you have described, I was able to create workable links. This should be widely published, I'm sure that many other authors is on the same problem.

  Note to Adobe: the ability to create relative links should be inside the product option, as in most of the other products I've used.

• the frame in the frameset is not the relative path correctly

  http://www.autogamma.com/FastSP/catindex.html

  Click on 'PUMP LAVACRISTALLI' > "Quick Codice" > "PL100.
  images do not work
  In IE and Chrome images work fine

  The frame with PL100,... link to "pompe\PL100.html",...
  Target is the frame named "MAIN".
  In this context, the relative address is lost: the frame does not take the correct relative path, with a new subdirectory "pump".
  Path of the images remain.

  These links have the backslashes instead of slahes forward:

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Images_or_animations_do_not_load#Images_do_not_load

  <body><center><font size=2>CODICI FAST</font><br>
  <a href='pompe\PL100.html' target='MAIN'><font size=2>PL 100</font></a><br>
  <a href='pompe\PL101.html' target='MAIN'><font size=2>PL 101</font></a><br>
  <a href='pompe\PL102.html' target='MAIN'><font size=2>PL 102</font></a><br>
  <a href='pompe\PL103.html' target='MAIN'><font size=2>PL 103</font></a><br>
  <a href='pompe\PL104.html' target='MAIN'><font size=2>PL 104</font></a><br>
  <a href='pompe\PL105.html' target='MAIN'><font size=2>PL 105</font></a><br>

• TestStand API: Define the relative path

  Dear community NOR!

  Could someone, please, with the following - is there an option to set the path to code modules, within the test sequence, to have a relative path, but not absolute? I add programmatically in code modules to the steps of the sequence, but currently, they have an absolute path. Is it possible to change it to relative with TestStand API?

  Thanks in advance.

  I was wrong. It is possible to manually cut path to the file (TestStand directories search function). Then, will add the modules of code with relative paths. But be careful - path should be cut properly.

  For example, I have the full path

  E:\Development\source code\supplementary\TestVIs\ Code Modules\Service\Print.vi

  My search directory is

  E:\Development\source code\supplementary\TestVIs\

  So, I need to cut like this:

  Code Modules\Service\Print.vi

  and without a bar slash at the beginning!

  Then it will be OK.

• UDL connection with relative path database file

  Hi all

  I use the shipper of the property to retrieve the test of the database settings. I Specifies the database to read by using a .udl file.

  When opening a connection to database (using the step of database type) open I'm able to specify the location of the .udl file as follows:

  "FILE NAME=C:\\Development\\IW_EST_2\\TesterSoftware\\TS\\Database\\DatabaseConnection.udl;"

  It works fine for now. However, I'm developing on the computer that will be deployed on the sequence. It is for this reason that I would use a relative path.

  Is it possible to do? If so, how?

  Thank you very much

  Cam.

  You can use a UNC naming convention to specify the location of the UDL.

  A UNC name will replace a drive letter with a machine name and the share name.

  Example of a connection string, I use every day:

  "FILE NAME=\\\netapp1\\shared\\STE\\SPOTS.udl".

  (note that the quadruple backslashes before the name of machine)

• How to keep a relative path in a global variable

  Hello

  I use Teststand 2013 and 2013 of Labview

  Is it possible to set a relative path to a global variable in the Teststand? E.g. "... \vector1." HWS.

  Or should I use Labview functions to solve this problem?

  .

  Thank you

  The railways are much easier to handle in LabVIEW.  Thus, you can store the relative path as a string and then use LabVIEW to make the absolute path.

  I usually store a file into a global variable and then I can just concatinate the strings to build the absolute path.  For example:

  FileGlobals.Folder = "C:\\foo\\bar\\"
  
  Locals.Path = FileGlobals.Folder + "blah.txt".

• How can I specify relative path to file Subvi to screw?

  I use LabVIEW 2009 Service Pack 1.

  SubVIs are referenced by absolute paths, so when I move to a new folder I may need to adjust their paths again.

  How can I make a Subvi make reference to a relative path that I do not have set his path after you move the screw in a new folder or a new player?

  I think that the SubVIs are referenced internally by relative paths. Once you move the whole project in a new place, he should find everything in the new relative paths.

  Where have you encountered problems?

• Relative paths of the gateway requirements

  So I am using requirements gateway for a little while now and I are one of several developers to use, or one of the many people now the documents it contains.  We keep the Gateway project control requirements of source code with the documents and the project code in that respect.

  We met one of the problems was that this gateway requirements is configured as an absolute path if the path is not under the gateway requirements project path.

  Let's say I have a directory like this structure.

  \Requirements Gateway\ Q:\Project\Project [x]

  [X] Q:\Project\Project [x] \Project Documentation\

  Q:\Project\Project [x] Code\ [x] \Project

  When you add documents to the gateway requirements project it will add them however travel.  So if another developer gets the source on the V:\ drive control then it can not find documents or code.  We found that you can manually change the path of the documents to have a relative path by editing the .rqtf file manually in a text editor.

  Finally the problem.  This solution does not work for code TestStand or paths of LabVIEW code... why?  If I replace "[x] [x] Code\ \Project Q:\Project\Project"with"[, \Project[x] Code\ ' in the .rqtf project file and then open the project, it will say file not found.  The file may have been moved or deleted.  But all the documents that are configured to have relative paths work fine.

  Can someone tell me how to get access roads-related work for LabVIEW and TestStand code in Gateway requirements?  Thank you.

  Hooovahh-

  It is currently a lack of functionality for our types of TestStand and LabVIEW OR gateway 1.1 requirements. This is something that will probably fix us in the next version or Gateway requirements.

  Thank you for that bring to our attention.