- Referring external file in TNSORANAMES. ora - Stack Overflow
You can configure the primary tnsnames ora file to use other files as well using the IFILE command On my laptop, for example, I have separate tnsnames ora files for various clients So my tnsnames ora file looks something like
- eclipse - How to convert from File to IFile in java, for files outside . . .
IResource and its child IFile were originally meant to be used only for resources located in the workspace See the Javadoc for IResource However, since Eclipse 3 3 there is support for external files as well, see this Eclipse Wiki page
- Eclipse Plugin: Obtaining an IFile from String - Stack Overflow
This testing-workspace has its root somewhere relatively to the plugin folder My problem is, when I turn my IFile to an absolute path, my Eclipse testing-workspace considers the file as outside the workspace and throws exceptions If I use the project relative path, the IFile creation from string fails and IFile is null
- Eclipse API: Get IFile or fully-qualified name from IJavaProject using . . .
Given only the name of a java file (a String) and access to its IJavaProject, how can I find the file's IFile or fully qualified path? For example, if the file name is Foo java, I have the String Foo Here is my attempt, but it is too slow:
- java - Eclipse File Search IDE issue - Stack Overflow
I believe the IFile readNBytes method is new in Eclipse 2024-09, so there seems to be something wrong here - but would probably be fixed by using 2024-09 – greg-449 Commented Oct 18, 2024 at 9:18
- How to load an IFile and modify the same in eclipse plug-in development
See IFile getContents(), setContents() and create() methods Use getContents to read file into memory, modify it, then use setContents to write it out
- ODP. NET Managed tnsnames. ora IFILE references - Stack Overflow
When only IFILE references are used in tnsnames ora, I get 0 results from GetDataSources If I manually add the data source aliases directly to the tnsnames ora file in the folder specified in web config TNS_ADMIN settings (instead of using IFILE references), then the data sources are returned from GetDataSources correctly, and I can connect to
- Needed: File system interfaces and implementation in . NET
But still, when I implement the "outgoing interface", I have to interact with the file system For instance, implementing the "IsThereAPreviouslySavedGame" method might actually check if a specific file exists So I still need the IFile interface, so I can unit-test the implementation properly –
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