I am using BMP to generate har logs using BMP. Now I want to read the log file using BMP . Is this possible or I will have to use another api such as HarLib
BrowserMob Proxy is really just a simple proxy with some test-friendly enhancements, so it can't be used to read or render HAR contents. There are some easy-to-use and functional open-source HAR viewers such as HAR Viewer and Chrome HAR Viewer. The HAR file is valid JSON, so if you just need to read it, you can pretty print it using any JSON formatter.
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I want to encode locally and upload to avoid spending money in encoding.
Is this allowed? I did not find any documentation on it.
When I simply uploaded a file to the storage, the media services account said it could not play it without the ISM file. I had to encode (was it re-encode? it was an mp4) the file I had uploaded - I want to avoid that.
Yes, absolutely allowed and encouraged for customers. Especially ones that have custom encoding requirements that we may not support.
You can upload an .ism file that you create along with your encoded files. It's a simple SMIL 2.0 format XML file that points to the source files used.
It's a bit hard to find searching the docs, but there is a section outlining the workflow here - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/media-services/latest/encode-dynamic-packaging-concept#on-demand-streaming-workflow
There is also a .NET Sample showing how to do it here:
https://github.com/Azure-Samples/media-services-v3-dotnet/tree/main/Streaming/StreamExistingMp4
You can see the code line at 111 that shows how to generate the .ism file -
// Generate the Server manifest for streaming .ism file.
// This file is a simple SMIL 2.0 file format schema that includes references to the uploaded MP4 files in the XML.
var manifestsList = await AssetUtils.CreateServerManifestsAsync(client, config.ResourceGroup, config.AccountName, inputAsset, locator);
I have Dev Tools for Chrome installed. I know I can get the output in HAR format. However, I would only like to have CSS HAR, JS HAR file to analyse results. Is it possible to do that? When I save as HAR file on JS tab, it saves ALL types of data in that file.
Thank you
This is not possible in DevTools. It shouldn't be too hard to write something that takes the HAR file that DevTools outputs, and filters it so that only the CSS and JS information remains.
Judging by this archived feature request, it doesn't look like the team plans on implementing this feature: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=620607
I want to download an Excel file from Sharepoint and use it as input for a tFileInputExcel component. tHttpRequest seems to be the only component able to download files from a sharepoint server with authentication.
What of course works is to download the file via tHttpRequest, write the response to a file, and load that file with the tFileInputExcel component.
Example, but I don't want it like that.
However, I do not want an intermediate file and use the "stream" functionality of the tFileInputExcel component. What I do not achieve is to convert the downloaded content into a stream that is usable by the excel component:
((java.io.InputStream)globalMap.get("what goes here? And where does it come from?"))
Here's an example using the tFileFetch component, but this component is not able to download from sharepoint with authentication.
You can do it by writing the content returned by tHttpRequest to a ByteArrayOutputStream inside a tJavaFlex, then converting it to a ByteArrayInputStream like this :
Make sure you uncheck "Write response content to file" on tHttpRequest.
In my example I download a text file because I don't have a link to an excel, but it works the same. You can read your file as an input stream like this :
I extended the tHttpRequest component and created tHttpRequestEx. The new component saves a ByteArrayInputStream to the global map which can be read from the tFileInputExcel component:
((java.io.ByteArrayInputStream)globalMap.get("tHttpRequestEx_1_INPUT_STREAM"))
I uploaded the component on exchange.talend.com.
Of course this has the big disadvantage to use a non-standard component. It may be the better solution to stick with the file download, and use tCreateTemporaryFile to deal with the complexity of creating and deleting a file.
I regularly receive large numbers of the same PDF form. I want to extract the data from them into a text file. I'd like to do this via a script of some sort. I'm working in a UNIX environment.
Is this possible? I've googled my brains out and can't find anything.
Text in PDF is represented by text elements in page content streams. The streams are commonly compressed. If you have the time and resources you can use ISO 32000-1:2008 or Adobe PDF 1.7 specification to build your own PDF parser. Or it may be more practical to use a 3rd party app as an intermediate translation step.
There are utilities that will decode the stream and give you clear text. One option is PDFtk Server which will work in your environment. Another option is to use the Poppler PDF Rendering Library which has a command line utility "pdftotext" useful for searching for strings in PDFs.
I know how to read text file from the ftp server.I have used this logic for rtf file.But it gives wrong out put.Is it possible to read rtf file from the server?If possible then please help me.
You need software that understands the rtf file format. Microsoft Word does. Most plain text editors will not be able to show you the contents of a file in rtf format.
Google for rtf format
Added: didn't notice that you're on an iPhone platform. Google for "rtf iphone" and you'll see several choices including http://prmac.com/release-id-4180.htm