Can't Access File with Extded Ascii Characters in File Name

August 19, 2008

Folks,

I"m having difficulty getting DOS to pass the correct filename to other

programs when the filename has extended ascii characters.

This works: type BSET.java

This works: type S_BASIC_*_Bean.java

This doesn't work: type S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java

Any ideas would be appreicated.

Regards,

Robert Jackson

August 20, 2008

Re: Can't Access File with Extded Ascii Characters in File Name

rjack wrote:

> Folks,

>

> I"m having difficulty getting DOS to pass the correct filename to other

> programs when the filename has extended ascii characters.

>

> This works: type BSET.java

>

> This works: type S_BASIC_*_Bean.java

>

> This doesn't work: type S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java

>

> Any ideas would be appreicated.

>

> Regards,

>

> Robert Jackson

Its not the rename issue I'd be concerned about, its the 'where are you

getting them' and how to stop them.

dir > file.bat

Bulk rename utility http://www.bulkrenameutility.co.uk/Download.php

would allow you to pick and rename in a GUI environment, and hopefully

its not a non-printable character like a backspace.

August 20, 2008

Re: Can't Access File with Extded Ascii Characters in File Name

"rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:13923AA9-2EC0-4E2A-B7AD-7E62A7E65540@microsoft.com...

> Folks,

>

> I"m having difficulty getting DOS to pass the correct filename to other

> programs when the filename has extended ascii characters.

>

> This works: type BSET.java

>

> This works: type S_BASIC_*_Bean.java

>

> This doesn't work: type S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java

>

> Any ideas would be appreicated.

>

> Regards,

>

> Robert Jackson

I assume you mean the Command Console under WinXP, not DOS.

If so then you should launch the console like so:

cmd.exe /U

August 20, 2008

Re: Can't Access File with Extded Ascii Characters in File Name

Folks,

This gets me closer. I can run the command on the command line and it works.

type c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java

But when I put it in a batch file. I can't seem to get it to work.

Regards,

Robert

"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

>

> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:13923AA9-2EC0-4E2A-B7AD-7E62A7E65540@microsoft.com...

> > Folks,

> >

> > I"m having difficulty getting DOS to pass the correct filename to other

> > programs when the filename has extended ascii characters.

> >

> > This works: type BSET.java

> >

> > This works: type S_BASIC_*_Bean.java

> >

> > This doesn't work: type S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java

> >

> > Any ideas would be appreicated.

> >

> > Regards,

> >

> > Robert Jackson

>

> I assume you mean the Command Console under WinXP, not DOS.

> If so then you should launch the console like so:

> cmd.exe /U

>

August 20, 2008

Re: Can't Access File with Extded Ascii Characters in File Name

- Let's have a look at your batch file.

- How exactly do you invoke the batch file. Please

give full details!

"rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:195AF0F4-3F52-4EDE-B63E-2AB1D2BED63C@microsoft.com...

> Folks,

>

> This gets me closer. I can run the command on the command line and it

> works.

>

> type c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java

>

> But when I put it in a batch file. I can't seem to get it to work.

>

> Regards,

>

> Robert

>

> "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

>

>>

>> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> news:13923AA9-2EC0-4E2A-B7AD-7E62A7E65540@microsoft.com...

>> > Folks,

>> >

>> > I"m having difficulty getting DOS to pass the correct filename to other

>> > programs when the filename has extended ascii characters.

>> >

>> > This works: type BSET.java

>> >

>> > This works: type S_BASIC_*_Bean.java

>> >

>> > This doesn't work: type S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java

>> >

>> > Any ideas would be appreicated.

>> >

>> > Regards,

>> >

>> > Robert Jackson

>>

>> I assume you mean the Command Console under WinXP, not DOS.

>> If so then you should launch the console like so:

>> cmd.exe /U

>>

August 20, 2008

Re: Can't Access File with Extded Ascii Characters in File Name

Folks,

I run cmd /u from start to open a console.

Then I type the batch file:

run_type.bat

______________________

type c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java

___________________________

The error is: "The system cannot find the file specified."

Regards,

Robert Jackson

"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

> - Let's have a look at your batch file.

> - How exactly do you invoke the batch file. Please

> give full details!

>

> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:195AF0F4-3F52-4EDE-B63E-2AB1D2BED63C@microsoft.com...

> > Folks,

> >

> > This gets me closer. I can run the command on the command line and it

> > works.

> >

> > type c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java

> >

> > But when I put it in a batch file. I can't seem to get it to work.

> >

> > Regards,

> >

> > Robert

> >

> > "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

> >

> >>

> >> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> >> news:13923AA9-2EC0-4E2A-B7AD-7E62A7E65540@microsoft.com...

> >> > Folks,

> >> >

> >> > I"m having difficulty getting DOS to pass the correct filename to other

> >> > programs when the filename has extended ascii characters.

> >> >

> >> > This works: type BSET.java

> >> >

> >> > This works: type S_BASIC_*_Bean.java

> >> >

> >> > This doesn't work: type S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java

> >> >

> >> > Any ideas would be appreicated.

> >> >

> >> > Regards,

> >> >

> >> > Robert Jackson

> >>

> >> I assume you mean the Command Console under WinXP, not DOS.

> >> If so then you should launch the console like so:

> >> cmd.exe /U

> >>

>

August 20, 2008

Re: Can't Access File with Extded Ascii Characters in File Name

You must fully qualify your file name. Instead of writing

type c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java you must write

type "c:\Some Folder\c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java"

If you don't then Windows won't know where to find the file!

"rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:35027212-972C-4242-A04A-1419C78D99AF@microsoft.com...

> Folks,

>

> I run cmd /u from start to open a console.

>

> Then I type the batch file:

>

> run_type.bat

>

> ______________________

>

> type c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java

>

> ___________________________

>

> The error is: "The system cannot find the file specified."

>

> Regards,

>

> Robert Jackson

>

August 20, 2008

Re: Can't Access File with Extded Ascii Characters in File Name

Folks,

Even with the full path Im still getting an error.

With "type" I get :

The system cannot find the file specified

With Java I get:

error: cannot read:

C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\ja

va\c2s\S_BASIC_+Γ+µ+µ+√+┼+µG_Bean.java

1 error

It seems like dos/Windows XP is munging the file name before it passes it to

the command.

Regards,

Robert

"C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java"

"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

> You must fully qualify your file name. Instead of writing

> type c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java you must write

> type "c:\Some Folder\c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java"

>

> If you don't then Windows won't know where to find the file!

>

> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:35027212-972C-4242-A04A-1419C78D99AF@microsoft.com...

> > Folks,

> >

> > I run cmd /u from start to open a console.

> >

> > Then I type the batch file:

> >

> > run_type.bat

> >

> > ______________________

> >

> > type c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java

> >

> > ___________________________

> >

> > The error is: "The system cannot find the file specified."

> >

> > Regards,

> >

> > Robert Jackson

> >

>

August 20, 2008

Re: Can't Access File with Extded Ascii Characters in File Name

Try this batch file and report the result here:

@echo off

cd /d "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s"

for /F "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b s_basic*.java') do set FileName=%%a

echo FileName=xxx%FileName%xxx

type "%FileName%"

Make sure to copy & paste the above code. Do not retype it!

"rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:09031BEF-42D0-4C86-9AD0-10C4DB7D056C@microsoft.com...

> Folks,

>

> Even with the full path Im still getting an error.

>

> With "type" I get :

> The system cannot find the file specified

>

> With Java I get:

> error: cannot read:

> C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\ja

> va\c2s\S_BASIC_+?+µ+µ+?+?+µG_Bean.java

> 1 error

>

> It seems like dos/Windows XP is munging the file name before it passes it

> to

> the command.

>

> Regards,

>

> Robert

>

> "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java"

>

> "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

>

>> You must fully qualify your file name. Instead of writing

>> type c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java you must write

>> type "c:\Some Folder\c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java"

>>

>> If you don't then Windows won't know where to find the file!

>>

>> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> news:35027212-972C-4242-A04A-1419C78D99AF@microsoft.com...

>> > Folks,

>> >

>> > I run cmd /u from start to open a console.

>> >

>> > Then I type the batch file:

>> >

>> > run_type.bat

>> >

>> > ______________________

>> >

>> > type c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java

>> >

>> > ___________________________

>> >

>> > The error is: "The system cannot find the file specified."

>> >

>> > Regards,

>> >

>> > Robert Jackson

>> >

>>

August 20, 2008

Re: Can't Access File with Extded Ascii Characters in File Name

C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java>test_u.bat

FileName=xxxS_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Remote.java xxx

The system cannot find the file specified.

"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

> Try this batch file and report the result here:

> @echo off

> cd /d "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s"

> for /F "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b s_basic*.java') do set FileName=%%a

> echo FileName=xxx%FileName%xxx

> type "%FileName%"

>

> Make sure to copy & paste the above code. Do not retype it!

>

> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:09031BEF-42D0-4C86-9AD0-10C4DB7D056C@microsoft.com...

> > Folks,

> >

> > Even with the full path Im still getting an error.

> >

> > With "type" I get :

> > The system cannot find the file specified

> >

> > With Java I get:

> > error: cannot read:

> > C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\ja

> > va\c2s\S_BASIC_+?+µ+µ+?+?+µG_Bean.java

> > 1 error

> >

> > It seems like dos/Windows XP is munging the file name before it passes it

> > to

> > the command.

> >

> > Regards,

> >

> > Robert

> >

> > "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java"

> >

> > "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

> >

> >> You must fully qualify your file name. Instead of writing

> >> type c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java you must write

> >> type "c:\Some Folder\c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java"

> >>

> >> If you don't then Windows won't know where to find the file!

> >>

> >> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> >> news:35027212-972C-4242-A04A-1419C78D99AF@microsoft.com...

> >> > Folks,

> >> >

> >> > I run cmd /u from start to open a console.

> >> >

> >> > Then I type the batch file:

> >> >

> >> > run_type.bat

> >> >

> >> > ______________________

> >> >

> >> > type c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java

> >> >

> >> > ___________________________

> >> >

> >> > The error is: "The system cannot find the file specified."

> >> >

> >> > Regards,

> >> >

> >> > Robert Jackson

> >> >

> >>

>

August 20, 2008

Re: Can't Access File with Extded Ascii Characters in File Name

I'm beginning to suspect that you're barking up the wrong tree.

Your problem may not be caused by the extended characters

but by the invisible character at the far end of .java. I expected

an output like this:

FileName=xxxS_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Remote.javaxxx but got this:

FileName=xxxS_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Remote.java xxx

Try this modified version of the batch file:

@echo off

cd /d "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s"

for /F "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b s_basic*.java') do set FileName=%%a

echo FileName=xxx%FileName%xxx

type s_basic*.*

"rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:E1FD31E2-CBE6-4DEE-A06C-6A87698045F7@microsoft.com...

>

> C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java>test_u.bat

> FileName=xxxS_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Remote.java xxx

> The system cannot find the file specified.

>

> "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

>

>> Try this batch file and report the result here:

>> @echo off

>> cd /d

>> "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s"

>> for /F "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b s_basic*.java') do set FileName=%%a

>> echo FileName=xxx%FileName%xxx

>> type "%FileName%"

>>

>> Make sure to copy & paste the above code. Do not retype it!

>>

>> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> news:09031BEF-42D0-4C86-9AD0-10C4DB7D056C@microsoft.com...

>> > Folks,

>> >

>> > Even with the full path Im still getting an error.

>> >

>> > With "type" I get :

>> > The system cannot find the file specified

>> >

>> > With Java I get:

>> > error: cannot read:

>> > C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\ja

>> > va\c2s\S_BASIC_+?+µ+µ+?+?+µG_Bean.java

>> > 1 error

>> >

>> > It seems like dos/Windows XP is munging the file name before it passes

>> > it

>> > to

>> > the command.

>> >

>> > Regards,

>> >

>> > Robert

>> >

>> > "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java"

>> >

>> > "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

>> >

>> >> You must fully qualify your file name. Instead of writing

>> >> type c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java you must write

>> >> type "c:\Some Folder\c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java"

>> >>

>> >> If you don't then Windows won't know where to find the file!

>> >>

>> >> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> >> news:35027212-972C-4242-A04A-1419C78D99AF@microsoft.com...

>> >> > Folks,

>> >> >

>> >> > I run cmd /u from start to open a console.

>> >> >

>> >> > Then I type the batch file:

>> >> >

>> >> > run_type.bat

>> >> >

>> >> > ______________________

>> >> >

>> >> > type c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java

>> >> >

>> >> > ___________________________

>> >> >

>> >> > The error is: "The system cannot find the file specified."

>> >> >

>> >> > Regards,

>> >> >

>> >> > Robert Jackson

>> >> >

>> >>

>>

August 20, 2008

Re: Can't Access File with Extded Ascii Characters in File Name

Here's the output.

Please note that the name is mangled inside the file which would be my next

concern.

Regards,

Robert

C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java>test_u2.bat

FileName=xxxS_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Remote.javaxxx

S_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Bean.java

package c2s;

// CA Gen Enterprise Java Beans

// Generated Bean Interface for procedure step: S_BASIC_├╤╤╓╧╤G

// EJBName: S_BASIC_├╤╤╓╧╤G_Bean Date: 2008 Time: 16:28:56

import javax.ejb.*;

import com.ca.gen80.odc.coopflow.ejbrmi.EJBRMIRequest;

import com.ca.gen80.odc.coopflow.ejbrmi.EJBRMIResponse;

import com.ca.gen80.ejb.EJBProcedureStepContext;

import javax.annotation.*;

import javax.transaction.UserTransaction;

import javax.jws.HandlerChain;

import javax.jws.WebMethod;

import javax.jws.WebService;

@WebService(name = "S_BASIC_├╤╤╓╧╤G")

@HandlerChain(file ="handler-chain.xml")

@TransactionManagement(TransactionManagementType.BEAN)

@Stateless

public class S_BASIC_├╤╤╓╧╤G_Bean

implements S_BASIC_├╤╤╓╧╤G_Local,

S_BASIC_├╤╤╓╧╤G_Remote {

private EJBProcedureStepContext psctx;

@Resource public SessionContext context;

public UserTransaction userTransaction;

public void ejbCreate()

{

}

public void ejbRemove()

{

}

public void ejbActivate()

{

}

public void ejbPassivate()

{

}

public EJBRMIResponse call(EJBRMIRequest rs, SBASC_IA iv)

throws Exception

{

userTransaction = context.getUserTransaction();

if ( null == psctx )

{

psctx = new EJBProcedureStepContext(0, context, getClass());

}

return(psctx.execute( rs, "c2s.SBASC", "SBASC", iv, "c2s.SBASC_OA"));

}

@WebMethod

// Public Import and Export view call for S_BASIC_├╤╤╓╧╤G

public SBasic├±±÷∩±gExport SBasic├±±÷∩±gcall(SBasic├±±÷∩±gImport in)

throws Exception

{

SBasic├±±÷∩±gImportWrapper iw = new SBasic├±±÷∩±gImportWrapper(in);

EJBRMIRequest rs = new EJBRMIRequest( iw.getCommand(), "",

iw.getNextLocation(), iw.getExitState(), iw.getDialect(),

iw.getClientId()

, iw.getClientPassword(), null);

EJBRMIResponse rq;

rq = call(rs, (SBASC_IA)iw.getIA());

if (rq.isErrorEncountered() || rq.wasAbortRequested()) {

throw new Exception(rq.createExceptionStr());

}

SBasic├±±÷∩±gExportWrapper xw = new SBasic├±±÷∩±gExportWrapper(

rq.getResponseView(), rq.getCommand(), rq.getExitStateType(),

rq.getExitState(), rq.getExitInfoMsg() );

return (SBasic├±±÷∩±gExport)xw.getExport();

}

S_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Bean.java.bak

package c2s;

// CA Gen Enterprise Java Beans

// Generated Bean Interface for procedure step: S_BASIC_├╤╤╓╧╤G

// EJBName: S_BASIC_├╤╤╓╧╤G_Bean Date: 2008 Time: 16:28:56

import javax.ejb.*;

import com.ca.gen80.odc.coopflow.ejbrmi.EJBRMIRequest;

import com.ca.gen80.odc.coopflow.ejbrmi.EJBRMIResponse;

import com.ca.gen80.ejb.EJBProcedureStepContext;

import javax.annotation.*;

import javax.transaction.UserTransaction;

import javax.jws.HandlerChain;

import javax.jws.WebMethod;

import javax.jws.WebService;

@WebService(name = "S_BASIC_├╤╤╓╧╤G")

@HandlerChain(file ="handler-chain.xml")

@TransactionManagement(TransactionManagementType.BEAN)

@Stateless

public class S_BASIC_├╤╤╓╧╤G_Bean

implements S_BASIC_├╤╤╓╧╤G_Local,

S_BASIC_├╤╤╓╧╤G_Remote {

"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

> I'm beginning to suspect that you're barking up the wrong tree.

> Your problem may not be caused by the extended characters

> but by the invisible character at the far end of .java. I expected

> an output like this:

> FileName=xxxS_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Remote.javaxxx but got this:

> FileName=xxxS_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Remote.java xxx

>

> Try this modified version of the batch file:

> @echo off

> cd /d "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s"

> for /F "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b s_basic*.java') do set FileName=%%a

> echo FileName=xxx%FileName%xxx

> type s_basic*.*

>

> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:E1FD31E2-CBE6-4DEE-A06C-6A87698045F7@microsoft.com...

> >

> > C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java>test_u.bat

> > FileName=xxxS_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Remote.java xxx

> > The system cannot find the file specified.

> >

> > "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

> >

> >> Try this batch file and report the result here:

> >> @echo off

> >> cd /d

> >> "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s"

> >> for /F "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b s_basic*.java') do set FileName=%%a

> >> echo FileName=xxx%FileName%xxx

> >> type "%FileName%"

> >>

> >> Make sure to copy & paste the above code. Do not retype it!

> >>

> >> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> >> news:09031BEF-42D0-4C86-9AD0-10C4DB7D056C@microsoft.com...

> >> > Folks,

> >> >

> >> > Even with the full path Im still getting an error.

> >> >

> >> > With "type" I get :

> >> > The system cannot find the file specified

> >> >

> >> > With Java I get:

> >> > error: cannot read:

> >> > C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\ja

> >> > va\c2s\S_BASIC_+?+µ+µ+?+?+µG_Bean.java

> >> > 1 error

> >> >

> >> > It seems like dos/Windows XP is munging the file name before it passes

> >> > it

> >> > to

> >> > the command.

> >> >

> >> > Regards,

> >> >

> >> > Robert

> >> >

> >> > "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java"

> >> >

> >> > "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

> >> >

> >> >> You must fully qualify your file name. Instead of writing

> >> >> type c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java you must write

> >> >> type "c:\Some Folder\c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java"

> >> >>

> >> >> If you don't then Windows won't know where to find the file!

> >> >>

> >> >> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> >> >> news:35027212-972C-4242-A04A-1419C78D99AF@microsoft.com...

> >> >> > Folks,

> >> >> >

> >> >> > I run cmd /u from start to open a console.

> >> >> >

> >> >> > Then I type the batch file:

> >> >> >

> >> >> > run_type.bat

> >> >> >

> >> >> > ______________________

> >> >> >

> >> >> > type c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java

> >> >> >

> >> >> > ___________________________

> >> >> >

> >> >> > The error is: "The system cannot find the file specified."

> >> >> >

> >> >> > Regards,

> >> >> >

> >> >> > Robert Jackson

> >> >> >

> >> >>

> >>

>

August 20, 2008

Re: Can't Access File with Extded Ascii Characters in File Name

I have given you quite a few hints on how to deal with

this issue. I suggest you now apply these hints to deal

with the remaining concerns yourself.

"rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:4D3E53D5-DF7C-47DA-BF8E-A3C9C175B704@microsoft.com...

> Here's the output.

>

> Please note that the name is mangled inside the file which would be my

> next

> concern.

>

> Regards,

>

> Robert

>

> C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java>test_u2.bat

> FileName=xxxS_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Remote.javaxxx

>

> S_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Bean.java

>

> package c2s;

>

> // CA Gen Enterprise Java Beans

> // Generated Bean Interface for procedure step: S_BASIC_??????G

> // EJBName: S_BASIC_??????G_Bean Date: 2008 Time: 16:28:56

>

> import javax.ejb.*;

> import com.ca.gen80.odc.coopflow.ejbrmi.EJBRMIRequest;

> import com.ca.gen80.odc.coopflow.ejbrmi.EJBRMIResponse;

> import com.ca.gen80.ejb.EJBProcedureStepContext;

> import javax.annotation.*;

> import javax.transaction.UserTransaction;

> import javax.jws.HandlerChain;

> import javax.jws.WebMethod;

> import javax.jws.WebService;

>

> @WebService(name = "S_BASIC_??????G")

> @HandlerChain(file ="handler-chain.xml")

> @TransactionManagement(TransactionManagementType.BEAN)

> @Stateless

> public class S_BASIC_??????G_Bean

> implements S_BASIC_??????G_Local,

> S_BASIC_??????G_Remote {

>

> private EJBProcedureStepContext psctx;

> @Resource public SessionContext context;

> public UserTransaction userTransaction;

> public void ejbCreate()

> {

> }

> public void ejbRemove()

> {

> }

> public void ejbActivate()

> {

> }

> public void ejbPassivate()

> {

> }

>

> public EJBRMIResponse call(EJBRMIRequest rs, SBASC_IA iv)

> throws Exception

> {

> userTransaction = context.getUserTransaction();

> if ( null == psctx )

> {

> psctx = new EJBProcedureStepContext(0, context, getClass());

> }

> return(psctx.execute( rs, "c2s.SBASC", "SBASC", iv, "c2s.SBASC_OA"));

> }

> @WebMethod

> // Public Import and Export view call for S_BASIC_??????G

> public SBasic?±±÷?±gExport SBasic?±±÷?±gcall(SBasic?±±÷?±gImport in)

> throws Exception

> {

> SBasic?±±÷?±gImportWrapper iw = new SBasic?±±÷?±gImportWrapper(in);

> EJBRMIRequest rs = new EJBRMIRequest( iw.getCommand(), "",

> iw.getNextLocation(), iw.getExitState(), iw.getDialect(),

> iw.getClientId()

>

> , iw.getClientPassword(), null);

> EJBRMIResponse rq;

> rq = call(rs, (SBASC_IA)iw.getIA());

> if (rq.isErrorEncountered() || rq.wasAbortRequested()) {

> throw new Exception(rq.createExceptionStr());

> }

> SBasic?±±÷?±gExportWrapper xw = new SBasic?±±÷?±gExportWrapper(

> rq.getResponseView(), rq.getCommand(), rq.getExitStateType(),

> rq.getExitState(), rq.getExitInfoMsg() );

> return (SBasic?±±÷?±gExport)xw.getExport();

> }

>

> S_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Bean.java.bak

>

> package c2s;

>

> // CA Gen Enterprise Java Beans

> // Generated Bean Interface for procedure step: S_BASIC_??????G

> // EJBName: S_BASIC_??????G_Bean Date: 2008 Time: 16:28:56

>

> import javax.ejb.*;

> import com.ca.gen80.odc.coopflow.ejbrmi.EJBRMIRequest;

> import com.ca.gen80.odc.coopflow.ejbrmi.EJBRMIResponse;

> import com.ca.gen80.ejb.EJBProcedureStepContext;

> import javax.annotation.*;

> import javax.transaction.UserTransaction;

> import javax.jws.HandlerChain;

> import javax.jws.WebMethod;

> import javax.jws.WebService;

>

> @WebService(name = "S_BASIC_??????G")

> @HandlerChain(file ="handler-chain.xml")

> @TransactionManagement(TransactionManagementType.BEAN)

> @Stateless

> public class S_BASIC_??????G_Bean

> implements S_BASIC_??????G_Local,

> S_BASIC_??????G_Remote {

>

> "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

>

>> I'm beginning to suspect that you're barking up the wrong tree.

>> Your problem may not be caused by the extended characters

>> but by the invisible character at the far end of .java. I expected

>> an output like this:

>> FileName=xxxS_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Remote.javaxxx but got this:

>> FileName=xxxS_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Remote.java xxx

>>

>> Try this modified version of the batch file:

>> @echo off

>> cd /d

>> "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s"

>> for /F "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b s_basic*.java') do set FileName=%%a

>> echo FileName=xxx%FileName%xxx

>> type s_basic*.*

>>

>> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> news:E1FD31E2-CBE6-4DEE-A06C-6A87698045F7@microsoft.com...

>> >

>> > C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java>test_u.bat

>> > FileName=xxxS_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Remote.java xxx

>> > The system cannot find the file specified.

>> >

>> > "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

>> >

>> >> Try this batch file and report the result here:

>> >> @echo off

>> >> cd /d

>> >> "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s"

>> >> for /F "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b s_basic*.java') do set FileName=%%a

>> >> echo FileName=xxx%FileName%xxx

>> >> type "%FileName%"

>> >>

>> >> Make sure to copy & paste the above code. Do not retype it!

>> >>

>> >> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> >> news:09031BEF-42D0-4C86-9AD0-10C4DB7D056C@microsoft.com...

>> >> > Folks,

>> >> >

>> >> > Even with the full path Im still getting an error.

>> >> >

>> >> > With "type" I get :

>> >> > The system cannot find the file specified

>> >> >

>> >> > With Java I get:

>> >> > error: cannot read:

>> >> > C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\ja

>> >> > va\c2s\S_BASIC_+?+µ+µ+?+?+µG_Bean.java

>> >> > 1 error

>> >> >

>> >> > It seems like dos/Windows XP is munging the file name before it

>> >> > passes

>> >> > it

>> >> > to

>> >> > the command.

>> >> >

>> >> > Regards,

>> >> >

>> >> > Robert

>> >> >

>> >> > "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java"

>> >> >

>> >> > "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

>> >> >

>> >> >> You must fully qualify your file name. Instead of writing

>> >> >> type c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java you must write

>> >> >> type "c:\Some Folder\c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java"

>> >> >>

>> >> >> If you don't then Windows won't know where to find the file!

>> >> >>

>> >> >> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> >> >> news:35027212-972C-4242-A04A-1419C78D99AF@microsoft.com...

>> >> >> > Folks,

>> >> >> >

>> >> >> > I run cmd /u from start to open a console.

>> >> >> >

>> >> >> > Then I type the batch file:

>> >> >> >

>> >> >> > run_type.bat

>> >> >> >

>> >> >> > ______________________

>> >> >> >

>> >> >> > type c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java

>> >> >> >

>> >> >> > ___________________________

>> >> >> >

>> >> >> > The error is: "The system cannot find the file specified."

>> >> >> >

>> >> >> > Regards,

>> >> >> >

>> >> >> > Robert Jackson

>> >> >> >

>> >> >>

>> >>

>>

August 20, 2008

Re: Can't Access File with Extded Ascii Characters in File Name

Thank you for your help friend.

Regards,

Robert

"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

> I have given you quite a few hints on how to deal with

> this issue. I suggest you now apply these hints to deal

> with the remaining concerns yourself.

>

> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:4D3E53D5-DF7C-47DA-BF8E-A3C9C175B704@microsoft.com...

> > Here's the output.

> >

> > Please note that the name is mangled inside the file which would be my

> > next

> > concern.

> >

> > Regards,

> >

> > Robert

> >

> > C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java>test_u2.bat

> > FileName=xxxS_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Remote.javaxxx

> >

> > S_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Bean.java

> >

> > package c2s;

> >

> > // CA Gen Enterprise Java Beans

> > // Generated Bean Interface for procedure step: S_BASIC_??????G

> > // EJBName: S_BASIC_??????G_Bean Date: 2008 Time: 16:28:56

> >

> > import javax.ejb.*;

> > import com.ca.gen80.odc.coopflow.ejbrmi.EJBRMIRequest;

> > import com.ca.gen80.odc.coopflow.ejbrmi.EJBRMIResponse;

> > import com.ca.gen80.ejb.EJBProcedureStepContext;

> > import javax.annotation.*;

> > import javax.transaction.UserTransaction;

> > import javax.jws.HandlerChain;

> > import javax.jws.WebMethod;

> > import javax.jws.WebService;

> >

> > @WebService(name = "S_BASIC_??????G")

> > @HandlerChain(file ="handler-chain.xml")

> > @TransactionManagement(TransactionManagementType.BEAN)

> > @Stateless

> > public class S_BASIC_??????G_Bean

> > implements S_BASIC_??????G_Local,

> > S_BASIC_??????G_Remote {

> >

> > private EJBProcedureStepContext psctx;

> > @Resource public SessionContext context;

> > public UserTransaction userTransaction;

> > public void ejbCreate()

> > {

> > }

> > public void ejbRemove()

> > {

> > }

> > public void ejbActivate()

> > {

> > }

> > public void ejbPassivate()

> > {

> > }

> >

> > public EJBRMIResponse call(EJBRMIRequest rs, SBASC_IA iv)

> > throws Exception

> > {

> > userTransaction = context.getUserTransaction();

> > if ( null == psctx )

> > {

> > psctx = new EJBProcedureStepContext(0, context, getClass());

> > }

> > return(psctx.execute( rs, "c2s.SBASC", "SBASC", iv, "c2s.SBASC_OA"));

> > }

> > @WebMethod

> > // Public Import and Export view call for S_BASIC_??????G

> > public SBasic?±±÷?±gExport SBasic?±±÷?±gcall(SBasic?±±÷?±gImport in)

> > throws Exception

> > {

> > SBasic?±±÷?±gImportWrapper iw = new SBasic?±±÷?±gImportWrapper(in);

> > EJBRMIRequest rs = new EJBRMIRequest( iw.getCommand(), "",

> > iw.getNextLocation(), iw.getExitState(), iw.getDialect(),

> > iw.getClientId()

> >

> > , iw.getClientPassword(), null);

> > EJBRMIResponse rq;

> > rq = call(rs, (SBASC_IA)iw.getIA());

> > if (rq.isErrorEncountered() || rq.wasAbortRequested()) {

> > throw new Exception(rq.createExceptionStr());

> > }

> > SBasic?±±÷?±gExportWrapper xw = new SBasic?±±÷?±gExportWrapper(

> > rq.getResponseView(), rq.getCommand(), rq.getExitStateType(),

> > rq.getExitState(), rq.getExitInfoMsg() );

> > return (SBasic?±±÷?±gExport)xw.getExport();

> > }

> >

> > S_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Bean.java.bak

> >

> > package c2s;

> >

> > // CA Gen Enterprise Java Beans

> > // Generated Bean Interface for procedure step: S_BASIC_??????G

> > // EJBName: S_BASIC_??????G_Bean Date: 2008 Time: 16:28:56

> >

> > import javax.ejb.*;

> > import com.ca.gen80.odc.coopflow.ejbrmi.EJBRMIRequest;

> > import com.ca.gen80.odc.coopflow.ejbrmi.EJBRMIResponse;

> > import com.ca.gen80.ejb.EJBProcedureStepContext;

> > import javax.annotation.*;

> > import javax.transaction.UserTransaction;

> > import javax.jws.HandlerChain;

> > import javax.jws.WebMethod;

> > import javax.jws.WebService;

> >

> > @WebService(name = "S_BASIC_??????G")

> > @HandlerChain(file ="handler-chain.xml")

> > @TransactionManagement(TransactionManagementType.BEAN)

> > @Stateless

> > public class S_BASIC_??????G_Bean

> > implements S_BASIC_??????G_Local,

> > S_BASIC_??????G_Remote {

> >

> > "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

> >

> >> I'm beginning to suspect that you're barking up the wrong tree.

> >> Your problem may not be caused by the extended characters

> >> but by the invisible character at the far end of .java. I expected

> >> an output like this:

> >> FileName=xxxS_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Remote.javaxxx but got this:

> >> FileName=xxxS_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Remote.java xxx

> >>

> >> Try this modified version of the batch file:

> >> @echo off

> >> cd /d

> >> "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s"

> >> for /F "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b s_basic*.java') do set FileName=%%a

> >> echo FileName=xxx%FileName%xxx

> >> type s_basic*.*

> >>

> >> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> >> news:E1FD31E2-CBE6-4DEE-A06C-6A87698045F7@microsoft.com...

> >> >

> >> > C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java>test_u.bat

> >> > FileName=xxxS_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Remote.java xxx

> >> > The system cannot find the file specified.

> >> >

> >> > "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

> >> >

> >> >> Try this batch file and report the result here:

> >> >> @echo off

> >> >> cd /d

> >> >> "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s"

> >> >> for /F "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b s_basic*.java') do set FileName=%%a

> >> >> echo FileName=xxx%FileName%xxx

> >> >> type "%FileName%"

> >> >>

> >> >> Make sure to copy & paste the above code. Do not retype it!

> >> >>

> >> >> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> >> >> news:09031BEF-42D0-4C86-9AD0-10C4DB7D056C@microsoft.com...

> >> >> > Folks,

> >> >> >

> >> >> > Even with the full path Im still getting an error.

> >> >> >

> >> >> > With "type" I get :

> >> >> > The system cannot find the file specified

> >> >> >

> >> >> > With Java I get:

> >> >> > error: cannot read:

> >> >> > C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\ja

> >> >> > va\c2s\S_BASIC_+?+µ+µ+?+?+µG_Bean.java

> >> >> > 1 error

> >> >> >

> >> >> > It seems like dos/Windows XP is munging the file name before it

> >> >> > passes

> >> >> > it

> >> >> > to

> >> >> > the command.

> >> >> >

> >> >> > Regards,

> >> >> >

> >> >> > Robert

> >> >> >

> >> >> > "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java"

> >> >> >

> >> >> > "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

> >> >> >

> >> >> >> You must fully qualify your file name. Instead of writing

> >> >> >> type c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java you must write

> >> >> >> type "c:\Some Folder\c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java"

> >> >> >>

> >> >> >> If you don't then Windows won't know where to find the file!

> >> >> >>

> >> >> >> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> >> >> >> news:35027212-972C-4242-A04A-1419C78D99AF@microsoft.com...

> >> >> >> > Folks,

> >> >> >> >

> >> >> >> > I run cmd /u from start to open a console.

> >> >> >> >

> >> >> >> > Then I type the batch file:

> >> >> >> >

> >> >> >> > run_type.bat

> >> >> >> >

> >> >> >> > ______________________

> >> >> >> >

> >> >> >> > type c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java

> >> >> >> >

> >> >> >> > ___________________________

> >> >> >> >

> >> >> >> > The error is: "The system cannot find the file specified."

> >> >> >> >

> >> >> >> > Regards,

> >> >> >> >

> >> >> >> > Robert Jackson

> >> >> >> >

> >> >> >>

> >> >>

> >>

>

August 26, 2008

Re: Can't Access File with Extded Ascii Characters in File Name

Folks,

I've gotten much futher. My ultimate goals is to work with some Java files

with special characters. I have had some success by encoding the files using

UTF-8.

I can successfully pass the command from Dos to my java tool ("apt") using

S_BASIC_*_Bean.java but when I use the while file name, it doesn't work.

Here is the batch command I'm using:

@echo off

setlocal

REM

cd "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s"

for /F "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b S_BASIC_*_Bean.java') do

C:\jdk1.6.0.04\bin\apt.exe "%%a" -encoding UTF-8 ....

endlocal

The response I get is:

error: cannot read: S_BASIC_A╤╤╓I╤G_Bean.java

I just need to figure out how to get Dos to pass the right file nane to my

application.

"rjack" wrote:

> Thank you for your help friend.

>

> Regards,

>

> Robert

>

> "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

>

> > I have given you quite a few hints on how to deal with

> > this issue. I suggest you now apply these hints to deal

> > with the remaining concerns yourself.

> >

> > "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> > news:4D3E53D5-DF7C-47DA-BF8E-A3C9C175B704@microsoft.com...

> > > Here's the output.

> > >

> > > Please note that the name is mangled inside the file which would be my

> > > next

> > > concern.

> > >

> > > Regards,

> > >

> > > Robert

> > >

> > > C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java>test_u2.bat

> > > FileName=xxxS_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Remote.javaxxx

> > >

> > > S_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Bean.java

> > >

> > > package c2s;

> > >

> > > // CA Gen Enterprise Java Beans

> > > // Generated Bean Interface for procedure step: S_BASIC_??????G

> > > // EJBName: S_BASIC_??????G_Bean Date: 2008 Time: 16:28:56

> > >

> > > import javax.ejb.*;

> > > import com.ca.gen80.odc.coopflow.ejbrmi.EJBRMIRequest;

> > > import com.ca.gen80.odc.coopflow.ejbrmi.EJBRMIResponse;

> > > import com.ca.gen80.ejb.EJBProcedureStepContext;

> > > import javax.annotation.*;

> > > import javax.transaction.UserTransaction;

> > > import javax.jws.HandlerChain;

> > > import javax.jws.WebMethod;

> > > import javax.jws.WebService;

> > >

> > > @WebService(name = "S_BASIC_??????G")

> > > @HandlerChain(file ="handler-chain.xml")

> > > @TransactionManagement(TransactionManagementType.BEAN)

> > > @Stateless

> > > public class S_BASIC_??????G_Bean

> > > implements S_BASIC_??????G_Local,

> > > S_BASIC_??????G_Remote {

> > >

> > > private EJBProcedureStepContext psctx;

> > > @Resource public SessionContext context;

> > > public UserTransaction userTransaction;

> > > public void ejbCreate()

> > > {

> > > }

> > > public void ejbRemove()

> > > {

> > > }

> > > public void ejbActivate()

> > > {

> > > }

> > > public void ejbPassivate()

> > > {

> > > }

> > >

> > > public EJBRMIResponse call(EJBRMIRequest rs, SBASC_IA iv)

> > > throws Exception

> > > {

> > > userTransaction = context.getUserTransaction();

> > > if ( null == psctx )

> > > {

> > > psctx = new EJBProcedureStepContext(0, context, getClass());

> > > }

> > > return(psctx.execute( rs, "c2s.SBASC", "SBASC", iv, "c2s.SBASC_OA"));

> > > }

> > > @WebMethod

> > > // Public Import and Export view call for S_BASIC_??????G

> > > public SBasic?±±÷?±gExport SBasic?±±÷?±gcall(SBasic?±±÷?±gImport in)

> > > throws Exception

> > > {

> > > SBasic?±±÷?±gImportWrapper iw = new SBasic?±±÷?±gImportWrapper(in);

> > > EJBRMIRequest rs = new EJBRMIRequest( iw.getCommand(), "",

> > > iw.getNextLocation(), iw.getExitState(), iw.getDialect(),

> > > iw.getClientId()

> > >

> > > , iw.getClientPassword(), null);

> > > EJBRMIResponse rq;

> > > rq = call(rs, (SBASC_IA)iw.getIA());

> > > if (rq.isErrorEncountered() || rq.wasAbortRequested()) {

> > > throw new Exception(rq.createExceptionStr());

> > > }

> > > SBasic?±±÷?±gExportWrapper xw = new SBasic?±±÷?±gExportWrapper(

> > > rq.getResponseView(), rq.getCommand(), rq.getExitStateType(),

> > > rq.getExitState(), rq.getExitInfoMsg() );

> > > return (SBasic?±±÷?±gExport)xw.getExport();

> > > }

> > >

> > > S_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Bean.java.bak

> > >

> > > package c2s;

> > >

> > > // CA Gen Enterprise Java Beans

> > > // Generated Bean Interface for procedure step: S_BASIC_??????G

> > > // EJBName: S_BASIC_??????G_Bean Date: 2008 Time: 16:28:56

> > >

> > > import javax.ejb.*;

> > > import com.ca.gen80.odc.coopflow.ejbrmi.EJBRMIRequest;

> > > import com.ca.gen80.odc.coopflow.ejbrmi.EJBRMIResponse;

> > > import com.ca.gen80.ejb.EJBProcedureStepContext;

> > > import javax.annotation.*;

> > > import javax.transaction.UserTransaction;

> > > import javax.jws.HandlerChain;

> > > import javax.jws.WebMethod;

> > > import javax.jws.WebService;

> > >

> > > @WebService(name = "S_BASIC_??????G")

> > > @HandlerChain(file ="handler-chain.xml")

> > > @TransactionManagement(TransactionManagementType.BEAN)

> > > @Stateless

> > > public class S_BASIC_??????G_Bean

> > > implements S_BASIC_??????G_Local,

> > > S_BASIC_??????G_Remote {

> > >

> > > "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

> > >

> > >> I'm beginning to suspect that you're barking up the wrong tree.

> > >> Your problem may not be caused by the extended characters

> > >> but by the invisible character at the far end of .java. I expected

> > >> an output like this:

> > >> FileName=xxxS_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Remote.javaxxx but got this:

> > >> FileName=xxxS_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Remote.java xxx

> > >>

> > >> Try this modified version of the batch file:

> > >> @echo off

> > >> cd /d

> > >> "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s"

> > >> for /F "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b s_basic*.java') do set FileName=%%a

> > >> echo FileName=xxx%FileName%xxx

> > >> type s_basic*.*

> > >>

> > >> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> > >> news:E1FD31E2-CBE6-4DEE-A06C-6A87698045F7@microsoft.com...

> > >> >

> > >> > C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java>test_u.bat

> > >> > FileName=xxxS_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Remote.java xxx

> > >> > The system cannot find the file specified.

> > >> >

> > >> > "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

> > >> >

> > >> >> Try this batch file and report the result here:

> > >> >> @echo off

> > >> >> cd /d

> > >> >> "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s"

> > >> >> for /F "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b s_basic*.java') do set FileName=%%a

> > >> >> echo FileName=xxx%FileName%xxx

> > >> >> type "%FileName%"

> > >> >>

> > >> >> Make sure to copy & paste the above code. Do not retype it!

> > >> >>

> > >> >> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> > >> >> news:09031BEF-42D0-4C86-9AD0-10C4DB7D056C@microsoft.com...

> > >> >> > Folks,

> > >> >> >

> > >> >> > Even with the full path Im still getting an error.

> > >> >> >

> > >> >> > With "type" I get :

> > >> >> > The system cannot find the file specified

> > >> >> >

> > >> >> > With Java I get:

> > >> >> > error: cannot read:

> > >> >> > C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\ja

> > >> >> > va\c2s\S_BASIC_+?+µ+µ+?+?+µG_Bean.java

> > >> >> > 1 error

> > >> >> >

> > >> >> > It seems like dos/Windows XP is munging the file name before it

> > >> >> > passes

> > >> >> > it

> > >> >> > to

> > >> >> > the command.

> > >> >> >

> > >> >> > Regards,

> > >> >> >

> > >> >> > Robert

> > >> >> >

> > >> >> > "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java"

> > >> >> >

> > >> >> > "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

> > >> >> >

> > >> >> >> You must fully qualify your file name. Instead of writing

> > >> >> >> type c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java you must write

> > >> >> >> type "c:\Some Folder\c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java"

> > >> >> >>

> > >> >> >> If you don't then Windows won't know where to find the file!

> > >> >> >>

> > >> >> >> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> > >> >> >> news:35027212-972C-4242-A04A-1419C78D99AF@microsoft.com...

> > >> >> >> > Folks,

> > >> >> >> >

> > >> >> >> > I run cmd /u from start to open a console.

> > >> >> >> >

> > >> >> >> > Then I type the batch file:

> > >> >> >> >

> > >> >> >> > run_type.bat

> > >> >> >> >

> > >> >> >> > ______________________

> > >> >> >> >

> > >> >> >> > type c2s\S_BASIC_ÃÑÑÖÏÑG_Bean.java

> > >> >> >> >

> > >> >> >> > ___________________________

> > >> >> >> >

> > >> >> >> > The error is: "The system cannot find the file specified."

> > >> >> >> >

> > >> >> >> > Regards,

> > >> >> >> >

> > >> >> >> > Robert Jackson

> > >> >> >> >

> > >> >> >>

> > >> >>

> > >>

> >

August 26, 2008

Re: Can't Access File with Extded Ascii Characters in File Name

"rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:22C28640-E302-4112-A56E-CCB6D823AFCB@microsoft.com...

> Folks,

>

> I've gotten much futher. My ultimate goals is to work with some Java files

> with special characters. I have had some success by encoding the files

> using

> UTF-8.

>

> I can successfully pass the command from Dos to my java tool ("apt") using

> S_BASIC_*_Bean.java but when I use the while file name, it doesn't work.

>

> Here is the batch command I'm using:

>

> @echo off

> setlocal

> REM

> cd "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s"

> for /F "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b S_BASIC_*_Bean.java') do

> C:\jdk1.6.0.04\bin\apt.exe "%%a" -encoding UTF-8 ....

> endlocal

>

> The response I get is:

>

> error: cannot read: S_BASIC_A???I?G_Bean.java

>

> I just need to figure out how to get Dos to pass the right file nane to my

> application.

You may be looking for the problem in the wrong place. The command

cd "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s"

is fragile, because you don't know which drive you're on. To make it robust

you must code it like so:

cd /d "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s"

If this does not do the trick the you must give yourself some eyes so that

you can see what's going on:

@echo off

REM

cd /d "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s"

echo Working directory=xxx%cd%xxx

for /F "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b S_BASIC_*_Bean.java') do (

echo File name=xxx%%axxx

dir "%%a"

echo.

)

for /F "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b S_BASIC_*_Bean.java') do

C:\jdk1.6.0.04\bin\apt.exe "%%a" -encoding UTF-8 ....

pause

August 27, 2008

Re: Can't Access File with Extded Ascii Characters in File Name

Folks,

Here's the output from the suggested script:

C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java>P306wsapt.bat

Working

directory=xxxC:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\j

ava\c2sxxx

File name=xxxS_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Bean.javaxxx

Volume in drive C has no label.

Volume Serial Number is E472-AB87

Directory of

C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s

File Not Found

error: cannot read: S_BASIC_A╤╤╓I╤G_Bean.java

1 error

Press any key to continue . . .

"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

>

> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:22C28640-E302-4112-A56E-CCB6D823AFCB@microsoft.com...

> > Folks,

> >

> > I've gotten much futher. My ultimate goals is to work with some Java files

> > with special characters. I have had some success by encoding the files

> > using

> > UTF-8.

> >

> > I can successfully pass the command from Dos to my java tool ("apt") using

> > S_BASIC_*_Bean.java but when I use the while file name, it doesn't work.

> >

> > Here is the batch command I'm using:

> >

> > @echo off

> > setlocal

> > REM

> > cd "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s"

> > for /F "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b S_BASIC_*_Bean.java') do

> > C:\jdk1.6.0.04\bin\apt.exe "%%a" -encoding UTF-8 ....

> > endlocal

> >

> > The response I get is:

> >

> > error: cannot read: S_BASIC_A???I?G_Bean.java

> >

> > I just need to figure out how to get Dos to pass the right file nane to my

> > application.

>

> You may be looking for the problem in the wrong place. The command

>

> cd "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s"

>

> is fragile, because you don't know which drive you're on. To make it robust

> you must code it like so:

>

> cd /d "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s"

>

> If this does not do the trick the you must give yourself some eyes so that

> you can see what's going on:

>

> @echo off

> REM

> cd /d "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s"

> echo Working directory=xxx%cd%xxx

> for /F "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b S_BASIC_*_Bean.java') do (

> echo File name=xxx%%axxx

> dir "%%a"

> echo.

> )

> for /F "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b S_BASIC_*_Bean.java') do

> C:\jdk1.6.0.04\bin\apt.exe "%%a" -encoding UTF-8 ....

> pause

>

August 27, 2008

Re: Can't Access File with Extded Ascii Characters in File Name

"rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:960DE8CA-7A8C-453B-A823-132282DA780C@microsoft.com...

> Folks,

>

> Here's the output from the suggested script:

>

> C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java>P306wsapt.bat

> Working

> directory=xxxC:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\j

> ava\c2sxxx

> File name=xxxS_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Bean.javaxxx

> Volume in drive C has no label.

> Volume Serial Number is E472-AB87

>

> Directory of

> C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s

>

> File Not Found

>

> error: cannot read: S_BASIC_A???I?G_Bean.java

> 1 error

> Press any key to continue . . .

Sorry, I am unable to duplicate the behaviour you report. I can think of

four options to deal with the issue, listed in order of preference:

- Change your filenames to pure ASCII characters.

- Live with the problem.

- Call Microsoft and let them propose a solution. Since this is not

a bug, you will be charged the standard consulting fee of around

$300.00 (I think).

- Give me access to your machine so that I can have a look at it

directly.

If you wish to consider the last option then you should send a note to

pegasus_fnlATyahooDOTcom within the next 24 hours. Otherwise I will stop

monitoring this thread.

August 28, 2008

Re: Can't Access File with Extded Ascii Characters in File Name

Pegasus,

Thanks again for all your help.

It looks like a part of the problem is the "codepage" apparently all of our

machines are defaulted to 437.

Wehn I run this code with the codepage changed to cp1252. It seems to work.

Still now sure why I have to wrap it in a "for" loop.

REM Change code page to 1252

chcp 1252

cd /d "C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s"

for /F "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b *_Bean.java') do (

echo FileName=%%a

C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\classes\P306\c2s\jaxws /q

C:\jdk1.6.0.04\bin\apt.exe %%a -d .....

"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

>

> "rjack" <rjack@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:960DE8CA-7A8C-453B-A823-132282DA780C@microsoft.com...

> > Folks,

> >

> > Here's the output from the suggested script:

> >

> > C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java>P306wsapt.bat

> > Working

> > directory=xxxC:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\j

> > ava\c2sxxx

> > File name=xxxS_BASIC_AÑÑÖIÑG_Bean.javaxxx

> > Volume in drive C has no label.

> > Volume Serial Number is E472-AB87

> >

> > Directory of

> > C:\downloads\data\CA\projects\gen_8_projects\COOP07ex.ief\java\c2s

> >

> > File Not Found

> >

> > error: cannot read: S_BASIC_A???I?G_Bean.java

> > 1 error

> > Press any key to continue . . .

>

> Sorry, I am unable to duplicate the behaviour you report. I can think of

> four options to deal with the issue, listed in order of preference:

>

> - Change your filenames to pure ASCII characters.

> - Live with the problem.

> - Call Microsoft and let them propose a solution. Since this is not

> a bug, you will be charged the standard consulting fee of around

> $300.00 (I think).

> - Give me access to your machine so that I can have a look at it

> directly.

>

> If you wish to consider the last option then you should send a note to

> pegasus_fnlATyahooDOTcom within the next 24 hours. Otherwise I will stop

> monitoring this thread.

>

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