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System.out.println("");

str = "one.two.three";

delimeter = "\\.";

temp = str.split(delimeter);

for(int i =0; i < temp.length ; i++)

System.out.println(temp[i]);

String field = "Asset_Class|text||||true|;"
String [] st_field = field.split("\\|");
if(st_field!=null) {
log.info("^^^^^^^^st_field vals 1:"+st_field[0]);
}
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If you do not put escape characters it will probably returns character arrays like this:

[codespan]

^^^^^^^^st_field vals:[, A, s, s, e, t, _, C, l, a, s, s, |, t, e, x, t, |, |, |, |, t, r, u, e, |]

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Code:

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I even tweaked my application from using DOM to SAX, reset object to null after processing, call System.gc() but it did not help either.

The application runs file with a test, small, file, but if file size is about 30MB, it crahses with outofmemory error.

So I concluded it is NOT my app issue, or my heap size is too small, etc.., it is JDK6 issue-actually it is, and is introduced since upgrading from JDK 5 to 6!

Here is the related bug report.

http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6536111

It was fixed in JDK update 14 Build b06. Downloaded from here and install it should fix the issue. At least it solved my problem.

http://download.java.net/jdk6/index.html

root@os-T5120-64:/usr/local/openstream/log# jps
5645 Jps
1427 AssetServer
5521 PELaunch

Note GlassFish appears as "PELaunch".

Next, run kill -3 PID

Then look into GLASSFISH_HOME/domains/yourdomain/logs/jvm.log

Note: dont mv jvm.log, instead do acopy first then >jvm.log if you wanted to save different snapshots as separate files.

Code:

It is actually controlled by

Code:

The corresponding php code is:

PHP:

http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2001/07/24/tomcat.html?page=2

jdbcRealm in Glassfish:

http://blogs.sun.com/swchan/entry/jdbcrealm_in_glassfish
http://blogs.sun.com/foo/entry/mort_learns_jdbc_realm_authentication
(group names match role names)

Authentication Using Custom Realms in Sun Java System Application Server

http://developers.sun.com/appserver/reference/techart/as8_authentication/index.html

JDBCRealm: Can I map users/groups to roles using database? (activate-default-principal-to-role-mapping is also discussed)

http://forums.java.net/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=54623

Glassfish for Tomcat Users - JDBC Authentication

http://jroller.com/brviking/entry/glassfish_for_tomcat_users_jdbc

jGurad:

jGuard takes the pain out of JAAS, at least as far as web apps are concerned. I would probably go with it for new web apps. But it's surprising how far servlet security with its user/role model can take you, once you hook it up to your user database/LDAP directory. And, to answer your second question, you should indeed consider it seriously, especially because you won't need to delve deep into J2SE/J2EE security to get it up and running.

http://saloon.javaranch.com/cgi-bin/ubb/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=65&t=001172

http://java-source.net/open-source/j2ee-frameworks/jguard

Acegi Security is now Spring Security
http://acegisecurity.org/

In your HTML meta tag, set charset to whatever you want like GBK;

Save your web pages in that encoding.

However sometimes this may not work. The trick is browsers are taking charset from HTTP header thus ignore whatever you set for web page as meta tag/charset.

This is exactly what happens when you wanted to install DedeCMS for web sites hosted in non-GBK environment. The Apache or other web servers still use non-GBK, non-UTF8 charset in HTTP header. Some may think HTML meta tag/charset will overwrite HTTP header chaset but from my experience this is NOT the case I tested on IE, FireFox, Chrome and Flock.

So next time check your HTTP header first if you are having strange characters in your browser. Hoe do you know? How can you see HTTP header info? "My browser does not show it!" you may say.

Well, first use FireFox, a browser so friendly to developers; then install an add-on called Live HTTP Haeders. This way when you open via Tools/Live HTTP Headers, each time you load a web page, it'll show you the live HTTP headers! Make sure it shows:

Content-Type: text/html; charset=GBK (or any encodings you want)

If it's not, go to your server folders, locate the root directory of your web application, create a file called .htaccess if it does not exist and add something like the following:

Add the following:

Code:

	<filesmatch "\.(htm|html|txt|css|js|php)$">
	# AddDefaultCharset UTF-8
	# DefaultLanguage en-US
	# ForceType 'text/html; charset=GBK'
	AddDefaultCharset GBK
	</filesmatch>

This way it will ensure your encodings like GBK will be set as your charset in HTTP header from your web server.

That's it for now. Let me know if this works for you! I'd like to hear from you.

I used to be able to browse, search and add password sites. But not anymore after recent myvidoop plug-in upgrade.

I installed the most recent standalone Java Plug-in as suggested and it did not help.

I am using firefox 2.0/IE7 and both browsers having the same issue.

This looks like a show stopper for me as I need to somestimes manually add passord sites.

Can you help? Or can we downgrade?

Thanks.