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• I get a C:/rm/image/tempBASE WIM contains an invalid path

  I have a HP Pavilion dv6 notebook

  I did a factory spec system files. I order the HP disk and installed them

  While the installation process once the second disc is loaded it send me and message

  C:/rm/image/tempbase WIM contains an invalid path.

  I can not install the disk applcaiton and pilot

  don't know what to the door is the grilled laptop?

  Hello

  Unfortunately there is no way to recover this key and HP nor Microsoft have no trace of this.

  Instead, I might try to wipe the entire hard drive first and then reinstalling the operating system using the recovery disks and see if this helps the course ends.

  First of all, using another PC, download and install Killdisk on the link below - (this application will write zeros to the entire disk).

  http://Software.LSoft.net/KillDiskSuiteFree-Setup.exe

  Download and install ImgBurn on the link below.

  http://download.CNET.com/ImgBurn/3000-2646_4-10847481.html

  Access the application of disc kill you have installed in all programs, open the main folder, then select Bootable Disk creators, then the BACK Bootable CD Creator that will burn the ISO on a blank CD bootable.

  During the following process do not worry about all warnings as your recovery DVDs will reformat the HARD drive.

  Insert this CD into the laptop which is unable to load the operating system properly. Close Notepad, and then start again to boot from the CD of Killdisk and follow the instructions on the screen to kill disk.

  A brief description of the process here is Killdisk.

  Use it to wipe the entire hard drive, Select (80 h) and press f10 (you will also need to type a confirmation and press enter) - ( This will make sure to include all of the partitions , and then start the process - this may take a few hours!).

  When the process is complete, remove the CD of Killdisk, insert your first HP recovery disc and try the installation again.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• importFile();  Error: Invalid path

  I'm trying to import an ASP in an active PEA. When I run the script in Extend script, it works fine, but when I try to run within the ASP I get an error: invalid path.

  myFile = "myProject.aep"; var

  app.project.importFile (new ImportOptions (file ("GFXM1/folder /" + myFile)));

  GFXM1 is a server (not sure it's important). I tried adding "Volumes /" in front of GFXM1, but it still does not work.

  You may need to add a slash "/" in front of the Volumes that this directory is at the root of the filesystem OSX.

• FileConnection.getPath () returns the invalid path

  Environment:

  Eclipse: 3.41

  Package JDE 4.6.0

  Windows Vista 64-bit

  If through a fileConnection (obtained previously for "sdcard/home" for example), you try to get the parent folder by calling GetExtension(), it returns a path with a ' / ' at the beginning. Now, if you pass this path to:

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  an exception will be thrown.

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  The f

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• can not save MS Money 2007 from the new computer w/Windows 7. Errror - "invalid path".

  Have no idea what is the path not valid, or what might be the path valid.

  See http://social.microsoft.com/Forums/is/money/thread/479281b2-90f9-42ca-85f7-644fc6e1e5c3 and install Money sunset.

• JUnit test - how to test invalid alpha characters?

  I test a manufacturer of valid arguments.
  
  The constructor takes a "status code" which consists of an alphanumeric combination. for example "1a".
  
  Assuming a, B and C are acceptable alpha characters, is there a way to test the remaining alphas without having to rewrite the test 23 times?
  
  That is to say
  

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          (expected = MyException.class)
       public void classificationTestD() throws MyException{
       testObject = new Object("1D");     // D not allowed
       }
  
          @Test
          (expected = MyException.class)
       public void classificationTestE() throws MyException{
       testObject = new Object("1E");     // E not allowed
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  etc etc etc crazy!

  Thank you.

  spryce wrote:
  I test a manufacturer of valid arguments.

  The constructor takes a "status code" which consists of an alphanumeric combination. for example "1a".

  Assuming a, B and C are acceptable alpha characters, is there a way to test the remaining alphas without having to rewrite the test 23 times?

  That is to say

  @Test
  (expected = MyException.class)
       public void classificationTestD() throws MyException{
       testObject = new Object("1D");     // D not allowed
       }
  
  @Test
  (expected = MyException.class)
       public void classificationTestE() throws MyException{
       testObject = new Object("1E");     // E not allowed
       }
  
  etc etc etc crazy!
  

  Thank you.

  I would create a test that passes all characters to the method in 26 calls. The result is collected in such an array of Booleans.

  The test succeeds if the first three are met and that the others are false.

• WebCenter form recognition {path} WebVerifier directory name is invalid

  Hello

  I am facing the below question while trying to open Web Center form check using web check.

  {Path} WebVerifier directory name is invalid. Please contact your system administrator.

  Operating system: Windows Server 2008 R2

  Software: Oracle WebCenter recognition form 11.1.1.8.0

  find the screenshot attached error and help with the solution.
  

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  Sanjeev

  Hi all

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  Finally, I followed the steps below to solve the problem of invalid path of Web Client Verifier.

  (1) I deleted the project and work, entry I created from the respective table.

  (2) stop the time Service perform form recognition Web Center.

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  so just want to share with you people.

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• Path of the invalid document

  I use acrobat reader app on my iPad Air to fill out a form that once complete I then use the button share and open in echosign. After selecting "sign in person" and filled out the information on the form I then press "Sign Now". After a few seconds, I am asked to switch the unit to the signer. by pressing 'OK' on this dialog then shows the message 'invalid path Document '.

  Anyone have any ideas?

  Scott,

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  Can you give us more information about the problem?

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• OUT will not install because Error 1324, path has invalid character?

  OUT will not install because Error 1324, path has invalid character?

  Seems to be a problem bit common (per google search) for Adobe and Microsoft programs, but nothing on OUT...

  Everything I tried (Google had suggestions) did not work.

  I suspect that the Setup program tries to install an invalid path but I can't find it in the registry or understand why the error.  The program was previously installed and functional, but after having some problems, I have tried to re - install and find myself here!

  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  Pavilllion HP dv6700 Laptop

  Intel Core2Duo T5450

  Vista 32 bit

  Solved!

  It seems previous version could not be uninstalled because of the invalid path {somehow over time windows had reassigned drive letters such as the former location of installation on external hard drive F: (as in the registry), was now pointing to the DVD drive f: and I guess generated Error 1324, path has incorrect character}.

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• TestStand deployment is not parsed the labview rtm path corectly

  Hi all

  I need help to solve a problem when deploying Labview run menu to teststand.  For example, when select the path to install as below:

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  The file must look at C:\TEST\Labview\close.rtm

  This vi is call from a call sequence in menu area tool teststand and have a front during the race

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  Tphan

  Tphan,

  I was testing the VI in the directory of the image which worked well.  Move the vi (and gtr) from the directory of the image to the c:\test folder reproduces the problem.

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• Build the path for a reason any not giving "a path".

  So I have a path that leads to a directory that is already created and a string constant and combine them with the build path function VI to return a full path, to move to some write to file function. It works very well, as seen in the half top of diagram this picture (with test.txt) block:

  

  But I want to make each file named after the date and time, as you can see I did in the bottom half of the diagram above black. You can see that the file name it produces looks pretty simple for me.

  Now, I try to connect the output from the bottom to the top, instead of test.txt:

  

  And now instead of writing to the file, it appears with a dialog window asking the name of the file to use for me. I have reviewed the documentation for function that I convey my path of the file (write on the file of spreadsheet VI), and he says:

  file path is the path name of the file. If file path is empty (default) or is , the VI displays a dialog box from which you can select a file. Error 43 occurs if you cancel the dialog box.
  

  Well, this is probably what is happening here, I guess. But why build it a path function, is not a way back?

  If you go to the manual to build a path, it is said:

  name or relative path is the new path component appended to base path. If name or relative path is an empty string or an invalid path, this function sets appended path to . If base path is an empty path then name or relative path must be an absolute path. This function then sets appended path to the absolute path in name or relative path.
  

  Yet, he does not say is what a path not valid. I can't imagine why it is not, as that looks really useful for a manual to have, but good information. Googling "labview build an invalid path" returns first page manual that I've just referenced and then this page, but everything seems about invalid paths is that they can't have slashes, which is not my example.

  I apologize if I am missing something obvious, but it is anywhere, or you're just supposed to guess? I guess it's possible that it is more generally known of Labview that I'll go with more experience, but it still seems that would not hurt to have right on the page. I tried a few obvious things such as the removal of spaces of my date, but no luck.

  Thank you!

  A file name cannot contain colon ': '.

  For example, use windows Explorer and try to change a file name by inserting a ': ', this is what you would see.

  

• Unable to get the path of the image

  Hello

  I get a picture from the pictures folder. Set it on my screen - so I have the byte []. I want to store the image on the phone and I find it difficult. I surfed for this problem and found a lot but this code is not working. I guess, I made a mistake somewher, can someone point me to where and what error.  The code is:

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              path = fc.getURL();
  
              System.out.println("PHOTO PATH SET = " + path);
  
              fc.close();
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              System.out.println("SavePhotoToPhone- Cannot Write : " + le.getMessage());
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              System.out.println("SavePhotoToPhone- System key is null: " + ne.getMessage());
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  It is throwing exception IllegalArgumentException. I used the same code, as provided for by mantaker on http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Java-Development/how-to-save-encodedImage-on-disc/m-p/215531#...

  I want to record on the phone. I guess that my property is false. The Simulator will not have any memory card, then how do I save it? With the code above, I should also get the path of the file proeprly or not?

  Thank you

  You can create your own file in the blackberry's internal file system.

  Use the url file:///store/home/user

  Under user folder, you can create your own little ones, for ex:

  file:///store/home/user/myFolderOne

  file:///store/home/user/mydata/myDataOne

  etc.

• Change Windows 7 path results in clipped path

  Usually the path system variable is concatenated path system and user path. When I try to change the path, it seems that the path system that results do not concatenate the path of the user more and it is dice. I found that it is quite annoying and it might have something to do with the invalid paths being present in the path, although I'm not sure about this.

  Everyone else see this behavior? I would appreciate it if anyone has a solution for this.

  Hello

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• How to set the relative path for referrals?

  Hello

  I use FDK.

  I'm trying to work with cross references and I have the problem with the path name < XRefSrcFile >. Every time when I started using F_ApiSetString, it 's defined as an absolute path and I need to put it in the relative path.

  Someone has an idea how solve it?

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  Kate,

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• QNXStageWebView broken for local files now?

  Hi all

  I try to load a string as html in a QNXStageWebView and having difficulty doing so. The code looks like this:

  entryWebView = new QNXStageWebView();

  entryWebView.enableCookies = true;

  entryWebView.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, loadEntryWebView);

  entryWebView.loadString (string);

  It does not; I see a webView white, white window. Furthermore, entryWebView is a variable of class declared as follows:

  private var entryWebView:QNXStageWebView = null;

  OK, I think loadString could not be implemented. So, I try the following, I've read these tips very as a solution to need to load local files. Now, because this is a dynamic content, I would have to save an html file and then load it. Obviously not a long term solution, but good enough, until that loadString works.

  entryWebView = new QNXStageWebView();

  entryWebView.enableCookies = true;

  entryWebView.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, loadEntryWebView);

  entryWebView.loadURL (File.applicationDirectory.nativePath + "upploadare");

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  This will display an error message in the web view, which reads: error. The browser doesn't know how to manage this web page. Try again.

  I think that HTML in my file may be malformed. Yet any html I try, this same error pops up.

  Just to make sure that I do everything else right, I check if the entryWebView will be responsible for google based on the url. He does.

  What I am doing wrong?

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  EDIT: Tried again a thing. I specified an invalid path and the same error message as above is received.

  I currently have the same problem during the test with loadString(), so I decided to find the source of the problem with the loadURL() and local files.

  As you have discovered, QNXStageWebView can't handle app: or app-storage: URL.  For local stuff, therefore, give him a file: URL.

  Unfortunately, when you use File.applicationDirectory as basis (whether by incorrectly simply concatenating ' / upploadare ' or properly using resolvePath ("file.html)), the prefix of the url that is stuck in there rest app.:

  What you are doing by entering the nativePath are a start, but you're going to all this trouble, technically.  This is not to say it won't work in your particular case... just that it might not work always and there are a few alternatives that are safer.

  It is not because the URLS are encoded, while native paths are not.  When you use either one, you will probably run in disorders whenever you have special characters, such as spaces.

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  var appPath:File = File.applicationDirectory.resolvePath('file.html');
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  Another option is to find the relative path to the current directory of the application when it runs.  To do this, you must do this:

  // in your constructorNativeApplication.nativeApplication.addEventListener(InvokeEvent.INVOKE, onInvoke);
  
  // use current dir from event, and PB-specific relative path
  private function onInvoke(e:InvokeEvent):void {
      var path:File = e.currentDirectory.resolvePath('app/air/file.html');
      webView.loadUrl(path.url);
  }
  

  I don't like it, because it depends on currently undocumented (except available to sandbox of Elena post) where the file would be.

  As it turns out, however, there is another approach, you might like: ;-)

  var content:String = "
  test page
  ";
  webView.loadStringWithBase(content, '');
  

  Well Yes, you guessed it.  Although loadString() fails for reasons unknown, using the above and any base (none that I tried, including an empty string) seems to work.  Yay for me!