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Recent content by aswolff
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Basic Query Help
Ideally I'd like grouping of X minute intervals beginning at 12 midnight for the entire day so when I run it it should produce (24x60)/5 rows. The Date Portion on my table is in Date format. But the time portion is a numeric(6). So 2:55:34 PM is showing as 145534. I get the feelin this is...- aswolff
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- Forum: Oracle: All versions
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Basic Query Help
Hello, I have a table that has several columns including 1 for date and 1 for time HHMMSS. I would like to get a count of rows grouped by date and within a given time interval of say 5 minutes during a 24 hour period. Can somebody help? Something like this Count, Date, Time 1...- aswolff
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- Forum: Oracle: All versions
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String[] to File[]
My solution was this..which is OK i guess...still curious if anybody has another way of accomplishing the same thing without a loop. Thanks. String [] xslArr = xsls.split("\\|"); File [] xslfiles = new File[xslArr.length]; for (int i = 0;i < xslArr.length; i++) { xslfiles[i] = new... -
String[] to File[]
Hi, I have a property variable which contains a pipe seperated String of file names. I want to take that list of file names and create an array of File objects. My code is [code] String xsls = properties.getProperty("xsls"); File [] xslfiles = xsls.split("\\|"); [code] I get the following... -
NameValuePair array
Yes. I realized my mistake right after I posted the listing. Thanks for your response..you are right on target! -
NameValuePair array
One last thing...I did try the below code to see if it would make a difference but I am still getting a Null Pointer Exception.. for (int i=1; i<nl.getLength(); i++) { Element elem = (Element) nl.item(i); System.out.println(elem.getNodeName() + "==>" +... -
NameValuePair array
Hello, I am trying to streamline my code to make use of a loop to populate a NameValuePair array. My code compiles..but I get a run-time error: Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NullPointerException at lawsonUtil.NVPFromXML(lawsonUtil.java:34) at... -
Enumeration or Iterator?
Hi..I need to write a java program that will "iterate" over a set of files (*.xml) in a given directory. For each file I need to open it up and readin the xml contents...do some processing on it and close then rename or delete the file. I am wondering if I should use an Enumeration or Iterator... -
Problem compiling..missing jar?
Yes I was. And I have corrected the problem...and now it works. Thanks! -
Problem compiling..missing jar?
I did that. My CLASSPATH is set to include 2 jar files that contain classes that I am importing. -
Problem compiling..missing jar?
I have the following simple program: import com.lawson.lawsec.authen.httpconnection.*; import com.lawson.lawsec.authen.*; import org.apache.commons.httpclient.*; public class LawsonLogin2 { public static void main(String[] args) { String vUrl =... -
perfServletApp
I installed the PerfSevletApp.ear. When I try to invoke using the following call http://portal.test.mycompany.com/wasPerfTool/servlet/perfservlet?server=server1&username=myuser&password=mypasswd&connector=SOAP I receive the following error: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> - <!--...- aswolff
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- Forum: General e-Business discussion
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Finding out default soap port..
Hello, We are on 6.0.2.19 ND. I am trying to configure a monitoring tool for WebSphere. It's asking me to provide the SOAP_CONNECTOR_ADDRESS port and the HTTP TRANSPORT port? How can I determine this info? We have global security turned on. I see where server1 is using 8880 as the soap...- aswolff
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- Forum: General e-Business discussion
