Writing a XML file

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• writing the xml file

  Hello

  How can I create an xml file in a plugin? I found LrXml for the creation of it, but I don't know, how to save a file.

  Thank you

  Marco

  5.3 Lua reference manual

• Writing an XML file on disk using PHP

  Hello.

  I decided it's time to ask for help with the issue I'm having.

  I have a photo gallery that loads images with a legend with the aid of a local XML file. I want the user to click on a photo to change the caption and thus change the XML. Then I need to rewrite the XML in Flex updated in the local XML file. I'm really surprised that I was not able to find examples online. I learned that the security settings are preventing us to write directly on the Flash/Flex, the solution disk, with I came is therefore to use PHP. Currently, Flex passes the XML updated string to the PHP script and PHP replaces the local XML file with the string.

  I have 2 numbers.

  1. I can see in the bin-debug folder that the updated file XML is written correctly, but raise the request meets my TileList with OLD data.  The strange thing is that if I delete the XML file completely from my project (source and bin-debug folders), or if I change the URL in the httpService to an alias file, the application still works very well with old data. The other weird thing is that a few times during my troubleshooting, suddenly has worked well as expected. I tried to clean up the project and many other things that I can't even remember (like changing the path to the PHP/XML files, run the application outside of Flex Builder, change the path to build in the project settings)...

  Am I right in thinking it's weird, or am I missing something really simple? Any ideas? I'm even on this a good way to write the XML through PHP?

  2. the second question, I think is less important, but I will explain because maybe it is related to the first. By clicking on the button to call the PHP script causes the text "localhost... data transfer". "appears at the bottom of my browser indefinitely.

  Thanks in advance.

  Simply attach a timestamp after each call to xml:

  var req:URLRequest = new URLRequest ("http://localhost/gallery.xml?refresh=" + new Date () .getTime ());

  This will make the browser suggests that the link can be potentially a different content due to URL variable evolution and recharge it every time.

• How to find quotes double in searching the Catalog Manager XML and replacement tool? Is it still possible without writing an XML file?

  I am struggling with the XML search and replace in Catalog Manager tool. I want to find a particular column, but due to generic problems, I want to find with the intact double quotes and then replace with double quotes too. For example:

  Front: "CSM_MBR_ASA_INP_EFF_DT"

  After: "Effective Member ASA entry Date"

  The problem with just the text, is that there are columns like CSM_MBR_ASA_INP_EFF_DT_NEW used in the reports that I don't want to touch.

  When I do the exact search and replace as above, I get no results.

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• Issue when writing xml file

  Guys,

  I read the data in table and writing to XML file and see the following error when it reached create table step.

  ODI-1228: LOAD_DATA_COMM (export) failed on target connection XML COMM_POS.

  Caused by: java.sql.SQLException: unexpected token: C$ _COMMDAILY required:)

  at org.hsqldb.jdbc.Util.sqlException (unknown Source)

  for org.hsqldb.jdbc.JDBCPreparedStatement. < init >(Unknown Source)

  at org.hsqldb.jdbc.JDBCConnection.prepareStatement (unknown Source)

  at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.SnpsXmlConnection.prepareStatement(SnpsXmlConnection.java:1177)

  at sun.reflect.GeneratedMethodAccessor65.invoke (unknown Source)

  at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:25)

  at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:597)

  to oracle.odi.core.datasource.dwgobject.support.OnConnectOnDisconnectDataSourceAdapter$ OnDisconnectCommandExecutionHandler.invoke (OnConnectOnDisconnectDataSourceAdapter.java:200)

  to $Proxy2.prepareStatement (Unknown Source)

  at oracle.odi.runtime.agent.execution.sql.SQLCommand.doInitializeStatement(SQLCommand.java:83)

  at oracle.odi.runtime.agent.execution.sql.SQLCommand.getStatement(SQLCommand.java:117)

  The pointers will be appreciated!

  Thank you

  The problem solved by mentioning the name of correct schema in the physical schema.

• does anyone have example script writing and reading XML file

  someone at - it an example script for writing to variables affecting and reading variables to an xml file.

  Discover the second to the last link on this page:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/partner/products/SW/custcosw/ps1846/products_implementation_design_guides_list.html

  There are some very good examples.

  HTH, please rate all positions!

  Chris

• the .xml file will not hold the new version I am writing on the 'AIR for iOS settings' window on Flash cc 2015

  Hello

  I need to download a new version of my app on iOS, but the .xml file will not hold the new version I am writing on the 'AIR for iOS settings' window on Flash cc 2015. It keeps appearing as:

  <? XML version = "1.0".

  also when I try to download the new .ipa on iTunes Connect with the Application Loader, I get this message:

  "" "ERROR-ITMS-4238:"redundant binary Upload. " «"" "" There is already a binary download with release ' 1.0.0' train ' 1.0.0 ' "at SoftwareAssets/PreReleaseSoftwareAsset»»»

  The problem is not of Application Loader or iTunes Connect as when I open again the .fla and check the window 'AIR for iOS parameters' he continues to display the 1.0 version over and over again. If Flash isn't that save the .xml file.

  And it happens with all my other apps Android or iOS, old and new versions, all appear as <? XML version is "1.0" on the .xml file.

  Is anyone know how can I solve this problem?

  Thank you.

  There are two different values, the build number and version number. If you use a test flight, you can submit an update without obtaining a review by increasing the build number. If you are submitting an update to an application in iTunesConnect, you must increment the version number.

• Writing in an XML file.

  Well boys and girls
  
  I do a simple application so I can see my schedule of work through the internet.
  Now I got it to work with an XML file that fills a datagrid.
  The thing I can't understand is how can I add new nodes with certain text entry fields.
  So I need to grab the text of thos fields and then add them to my existing XML file.
  Please help me!
  
  Greetz
  Ghan
  PS. the app is located here http://members.chello.nl/f.hoekstra01

  No, sorry, it is not as simple as that. This example illustrates only manipulate xml. It does not have to access the files on the server.

  In fact, source = 'test.xml' is a compile time operation. The XML is baked into the SWF, and there is no communication with the server at runtime at all.

  You must have some features for this server-side.

  Better sink in my example. It is almost as simple as that, especially if you ignore the xml manipulation on the client side.

  Tracy

• How to make an xml file

  Hello

  I like to use a file *.xml instad a *.ini file I love huges showing but I dident find out how it works.

  What I like to do:

  My *.inii file for example lokks lik this

  _________________________

  [Info]

  Company = Quantum

  Type = Qrs354

  [Horizontal]

  X_Nullpunkt = 2,500

  X_minus90 = 1.27

  X_plus90 = 3.65

  [Vertikal]

  Y_Nullpunkt = 2.50

  Y_minus90 = 1.31

  Y_plus90 = 3.69

  _______________________

  Now wolld lik do an *.xml file

  Someoene cold show me a simple example for these problem

  Danks much

  AndrewB2013

  Put the information into 3 groups (section names), clusters of wire writing in XML format.

  /Y

• [Database Toolbox] possibility to Load From xml file in Labview and then in the database

  Before you write in my database, I want to save it and reload if the user wants to cancel the new charge that can last several minutes.

  If he cancels the load I get back my previous database data.

  I managed to save my database in XML through the "DB tools SaveRecordSet To File" VI. This VI records directly contains my database table in the xml file. And finally, I only if the other VI to load file will do the same thing, means load the file and save it in my database but it gives just a recordset in labview.

  Question: is it possible just to load the xml file into the database directly through Labview?

  Why, finally, these screws do not have the same behavior?

  I don't know, but I just thought I would chime, that if you fail to do with LabvIEW, you might want to look by making your writing in a 'Transaction' database, if your DBM takes in charge (most except MS Access)

• Save user data in an XML file

  Hello

  In my application, I want the user to be able to generate content (in a TextField or TextArea), then save it somehow and be able to view the next time it opens the application. I know how to display data that is stored in an XML file and I know how to get a string to a TextField or TextArea. Is there a way to store these data in a XML file and therefore also change the size of the XML file?

  The XML file looks like this:

  
      
          
          
          
          
      
  

  I want to thank this file as it has more data in a collection and there more collections as well. Is it possible to do in QML?

  If there are other technologies that are easy to learn (I'm not good at C++ so please suggest something which is usable with QML) and more sense in my case please let me know.

  Concerning

  JSON is another option if you are just writing data on when you're done and read in when you start again. It really depends on what exactly your usecase.

  SQL is very good to change your database on the fly. QSettings is good for small pieces of configuration data (mute Audio setting, things like that.)

  JSON is good for something to read that you just read or write once. You won't be build and write a JSON file, whenever you change data.

  XML is in the same boat as JSON, except that it is more difficult to work with in most of the cases (which is an element, and what is an attribute?). I really wouldn't recommend it unless you get the XML from somewhere else or if you really need the power and flexibility, it provides (you don't almost certainly)

• Creating XML files

  Hello

  I know this is going to sound very vague, but what is a good way to create XML files, so there is some sort of connection with the scan operation? Find it me easier to say

  out=fileConnection.getOutputStream();
  out.write( (""+fileName+").getBytes() );
  

  etc. but I know it's very stupid and source of errors. And after writing the file, I discovered that BlackBerry has no MIME type that are associated with. Any suggestions?

  try to use the write() method (like what I did in my first message) instead of writeChars()

  in fact, I would recommend the tree as follows to reduce errors in construction:

  DocumentBuilderFactory factory=DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance();            DocumentBuilder builder=factory.newDocumentBuilder();            Document doc=builder.newDocument();
  
              Node root=doc.createElement("SyncMyNetConfig");            doc.appendChild(root);
  
              Node n_tmrConnect=doc.createElement("tmrconnect");            Text tx_tmrConnect=doc.createTextNode(tmrConnect+"");            n_tmrConnect.appendChild(tx_tmrConnect);            root.appendChild(n_tmrConnect);
  

• QFile writing in the file and trash to the first line

  Hello. Got this code, writing to the file

  RPL - QNetworkReply

     QString workingDir = QDir::currentPath();
      qDebug() << workingDir;
      QFile friendsData("data/friends.json");
      friendsData.open(QIODevice::ReadWrite | QIODevice::Text);
      QDataStream in(&friendsData);
      QByteArray ans = rpl->readAll();
      qDebug() << ans;
      in << ans;
      friendsData.close();
  

  And as a result I got

  With xml - the same thing.

  It was easy.
  * beep *, I forfot QTextStream rather QDataStream

• Read and write to the local XML file

  Hello

  I'm trying to understand how to use the xml files saved locally. My goal is to create an xml file in the repository of the application (which has read/write permissions), add data in this file xml and re - register so that it can be retrieved whenever this is necessary.

  I want to store xml data are farily short; It has the following structure:

  
      x
      x
      x
      x
      x
      x
      x
      x
      x
      x
  
  
  
  ...etc.
  

  I read a few articles about recording and writing in a file like this, but none of them does not seem to work. I hope someone could provide me with the code to do this.

  Thank you.

  Try:

  ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

  public public static function Store (name: String, data: String): void

  {

  var file: file = File.applicationStorageDirectory.resolvePath (name);

  var file_stream: FileStream = newFileStream();

  file_stream. Open (file, FileMode.WRITE);

  out of the var : String = '\n';

  output of +=;

  output = output.replace (\n/g, File.lineEnding);

  file_stream.writeUTFBytes (output);

  file_stream. Close();

  }

  //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

  public public static function Get (name: String): XML

  {

  var config: XML = null;

  var file: file = File.applicationStorageDirectory.resolvePath (name);

    if (file.exists)

  {

  var file_stream: FileStream = new FileStream();

  file_stream. Open (file, FileMode.READ);

  config = new XML (file_stream.readUTFBytes (file_stream.bytesAvailable));

  file_stream. Close();

  }

  return config;

  }

• Include the XML file with OTA Download

  Is it possible to include an XML file generated with OTA Download?  I am writing an app that will be distributed with a web application that comes with it.  It must be deployed on individual sites, each with its own public address, configuration settings, etc.  The config is specified through configuration of web application and then saved (and later edited/updated) in XML format in the same location as the compiled files jad/cod.  This will eliminate the need for the end user specify the public address of the web application so that provide default configuration settings.  It will be on BIS and HTTPS.  I do not expect BES as the target users will be individuals and small businesses.  I'll be providing the source if they want to make changes, but I don't want to require the end user to compile just to use "out of the box', not versions include different OS and compiled the updates I distribute the bugs/feature updates.  In addition, it will access some restricted API and they must sign.

  If there is another method to achieve this, I am completely open and still at the design stage of list/original feature on the BB side.

  Thank you

  Song

  OK, I wasn't aware of this limitation (I usually code for bes )

  other ideas would be:

  -Configure the application mail/SMS (or similar), implement a listener for it.

  -use a common server and decide what config to use during execution, (by e-mail domain, for example)