miki landon

This is the xpath expression when i output from "search". Hope this will help you

/databases/client[@name="DB1"]/sync[@mode="full"]/start

I have tested my xpath in altova and they have a correct result which is
<start>2010-03-01 06:00:00<start>

Hi,

I wondered if you have foud any solutions yet?
Could you please share your solutions?


Thanks,

Hi,

I have an xml file I would like to update everytime there's a change.

I would like to change the start element from time to time.
But I can't get the start node, it's only returning as a String.
Can someone please help me with this.

<databases> <!--Just a thought--> <client name="DB1"> <sync mode="full"> <start>2010-03-01 06:00:00<start> <next>2010-03-01 06:00:00</next> </sync> </client> </databases>

Here is my code
public void update(String db, String mode, String start, String next) { DocumentBuilderFactory factory = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance(); DocumentBuilder docBuilder = factory.newDocumentBuilder(); FileInputStream inputsource = new FileInputStream(new File(filename)); Document document = docBuilder.parse(inputsource); XPath xpath = XPathFactory.newInstance().newXPath(); String search = "/databases/client[@name=\"" + db + "\"]/sync[@mode=\"" + mode + "\"]/start"; Element startElement = (Element) (xpath.evaluate(search, document, XPathConstants.NODE)); [b] //start element always returning null when I ask for the node [/b] System.out.println(startElement) ; Element newLr = document.createElement("start"); newLr.setNodeValue(lastrun); startElement.getParentNode().replaceChild(newLr, startElement ); }

Hi,

I would like to filter a file with a comma delimiter.

But I have trouble with my regular expression.

For example I have my data from mylog.txt
"02-feb-2010","06:17:12;08 ","00:00:15;00 " ,"Hello123 ","OY00402W","OY00402W","abc/00","04:00:14;29.","04:00:14;29.","02-feb-2010","06:17:27;08 " "02-feb-2010","06:17:27;08 ","00:00:15;00 " ,"Hello345 ","OY00402W","OY00402W","abc/00","04:00:14;29.","04:00:14;29.","02-feb-2010","06:17:42;08 " "02-feb-2010","05:58:59;00 ","00:00:15;00 " ,"Hello678 ","OY00402W","OY00402W","abc/00","04:00:14;29.","04:00:14;29.","02-feb-2010","05:59:14;02 " "02-feb-2010","05:59:14;02 ","00:02:59;28 " ," ","UNKNOWN","UNKNOWN!","abc/00","00:00:00;00 ","00:02:59;27.","02-feb-2010","06:02:14;00 "

For example I would like to get the lines only when the 2nd coloumn is more than 06:00:00 am

I've tried
grep -e "(.*),("06:.*),(.*),(.*),(.*),(.*),(.*),(.*),(.*),(.*),(.*)" mylog.txt

but it doesn't work

Can someone help me?

Thanks,

Can some

Hi,

I wonder if anyone know any book to study SCDJWS?

I have found this
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0072259523/sr=1-1/qid=1156438198/ref=pd_bbs_1/102-0685083-2980115?ie=UTF8&s=books

but they do not print this book anymore.

Thanks,