From roland.bauer at fff.at  Thu Aug  5 00:23:34 2004
From: roland.bauer at fff.at (roland.bauer@fff.at)
Date: Thu Aug  5 00:23:34 2004
Subject: [vienna.pm] Suchen/Ersetzen Problem
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Mit quotemeta geht's.
Roland

#######################################
 #!/usr/bin/perl -w

 use strict;

 while (<DATA>) {
   chomp;
   my $translate = quotemeta $_; # <<<< quotemeta
   my $replace = <DATA>;
   chomp($replace);
   print "source:'$translate'\n";
   print "transl:'$replace'\n";

   s/$translate/$replace/;
 #  my $repl = qr/$replace/;

 #  $_ =~ s/$find/$repl/;
   print "-->$_<--\n";
 }

 __DATA__
 &Invert selected items
 AusgewSigmahlte EintrSigmage &invertieren
 &Mark messages as read\tCtrl+R
 Als &gelesen markieren\tStrg+R
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From roland.bauer at fff.at  Thu Aug  5 00:23:34 2004
From: roland.bauer at fff.at (roland.bauer@fff.at)
Date: Thu Aug  5 00:23:34 2004
Subject: [vienna.pm] Probleme mit einem script
Message-ID: <200006261514.KAA27538@ns1.hit.net>

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> open (EIN, "/bin/ls *.asc |");
> @files=<EIN>;
> close (EIN);
> $nf=@files;
> $n=0;
> for ($m=0 , $m <5 , $m++)
> {
> print "$n ";
> print "<a href=\"$files[$n]\">$files[$n]</a><br>";
> $n++;}

Der entscheidende Fehler war, dass Du im "for"-Ausdruck
(in diesem Fall) Strichpunkte verwenden musst.

Es gibt naemlich zwei Arten von for-Ausdruecken:

1) for ( ... ; ...; ...) = 3 Befehle, durch ";" getrennt
2) for (@liste)

Du hast Typ 1 gemeint, aber wegen der Beistriche wurde Dein
dreiteiliger Ausdruck als Liste mit folgenden 3 Elementen
interpretiert: ($m=0 , $m <5 , $m++)

Versuch einmal diese Version:
####################################
 #use strict;
 @files= glob "*.asc";
 close (EIN);
 $nf=@files;
 $n=0;
 for ($m=0 , $m <5 , $m++)
 {
	 print "$n ### $m\n"; # <<<<<< \n ergaenzt
	 print "<a href=\"$files[$n]\">$files[$n]</a><br>\n"; # <<< \n ergaenzt
	 $n++;
 }
####################################

Da habe ich die Beistriche noch nicht ausgebessert ...


So geht es auch:
#################
 use strict;
 my $n;
 for (glob "*.asc")
 {
 	print $n++, "\n";
	print qq(<a href="$_">$_</a><br>\n);
 }
########################

Und immer use strict verwenden ...

Schoene Gruesse
Roland


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From michael.kroell at uibk.ac.at  Thu Aug  5 09:52:33 2004
From: michael.kroell at uibk.ac.at (=?UTF-8?B?TWljaGFlbCBLcsO2bGw=?=)
Date: Thu Aug  5 09:51:38 2004
Subject: [Vienna-pm] JOB: Perl Entwickler
 =?utf-8?q?f=C3=BCr_Umstellung_des_LFU-iPoint?= =?utf-8?q?_gesucht?=
Message-ID: <411249B1.4010301@uibk.ac.at>

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Hallo!

Gesucht wird eine EntwicklerIn zur Umstellung des iPoint Portals der
Leopold-Franzens-Universit?t Innsbruck (http://www2.uibk.ac.at/ipoint/)
auf eine XIMS (http://xims.info) basierte Wartung.

Technisches Anforderungsprofil:
Fundierte OO-Perl Kenntnisse, Erfahrung mit RDBMS (Oracle), XML und
verwandter Technologien, sowie Erfahrung mit der Entwicklung von
Web-Applikationen.

Die Umsetzung wird auf Werkvertragsbasis erfolgen.

Fragen bzgl. weiterer Informationen bitte an michael.kroell@uibk.ac.at

MfG,
Michael Kr?ll

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From armin.zendron at wuerth.it  Tue Aug 10 10:59:02 2004
From: armin.zendron at wuerth.it (Armin Zendron)
Date: Tue Aug 10 10:59:06 2004
Subject: [Vienna-pm] DBI for Red Brick
Message-ID: <4118F0C6.8030202@wuerth.it>

Has anyone attempted to use DBI with Red Brick and had success?  
Specifically DBD::Informix?
 
I am going to be attempting this on a unix machine (hpux).

Thanks
Armin Zendron
armin.zendron@wuerth.it
From sigel at wim.uni-koeln.de  Tue Aug 10 10:09:32 2004
From: sigel at wim.uni-koeln.de (Alexander Sigel)
Date: Thu Aug 12 12:22:45 2004
Subject: [Vienna-pm] =?iso-8859-1?q?7=2E_Deutscher_/_deutschsprachiger_Pe?=
	=?iso-8859-1?q?rl-Workshop_2/2005=3A_Beitr=E4ge_=28CfP=29=2C_Tagun?=
	=?iso-8859-1?q?gsort_=28CfV=29?=
Message-ID: <F18091DBF62C0849A69BC306A7BE9FBB088D11@mailserv.wim.uni-koeln.de>


Liebe Interessenten/innen am Deutschen Perl-Workshop,

[CfP and CfV for 7th German Perl Workshop announced]

ein vorl?ufiger Aufruf zur Einreichung von Beitr?gen f?r den n?chsten Workshop (CfP) sowie der Aufruf  zur Einreichung von Vorschl?gen f?r die lokale Organisation (CfV) wurden heute ver?ffentlicht (u.a. auf use.perl.org). Die Webseiten des Workshops www.perl-workshop.de werden alsbald entsprechend aktualisiert. Schon heute laden wir Dich/Sie/Euch herzlich ein, ?ber einen eigenen Vortrag nachzudenken - und vielleicht sogar den n?chsten Workshop mitzuorganisieren. Diese Info gibst Du ja sowieso an andere Perl-Enthusiasten weiter.

http://kpeer.wim.uni-koeln.de/~sigel/GPW05/cfp05.txt
http://kpeer.wim.uni-koeln.de/~sigel/GPW05/cfv05.txt

R?ckfragen bitte an: wsorga@perl-workshop.de

Alexander Sigel, sigel@wim.uni-koeln.de
http://kpeer.wim.uni-koeln.de/~sigel/
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From domm at zsi.at  Fri Aug 13 15:09:47 2004
From: domm at zsi.at (Thomas Klausner)
Date: Fri Aug 13 15:05:02 2004
Subject: [Vienna-pm] Fwd: Perl MicroWorkshop in Budapest
Message-ID: <20040813200947.GB26270@domm2.zsi.at>

Hi!

Ich werd hoffentlich hinfahren, Leo sicher (zumindest haelt er einen
Talk...)

----- Forwarded message from Gabor Szabo <gabor@perl.org.il> -----

Date: Thu, 5 Aug 2004 13:48:47 +0300 (IDT)
From: Gabor Szabo <gabor@perl.org.il>
To: pm_groups@pm.org
Cc: 
Subject: [pm_groups] Perl MicroWorkshop in Budapest


Hi ppl,

I'd appreciate if you sent this over to near-by Perl Mailing lists.


The Hungarian Perl Mongers are going to have their


           2nd Hungarian Perl MicroWorkshop
               28th August in Budapest


We would like to invite you to join our meeting and even give a presentation.

We are looking for a number of speakers to give short presentations either
in English or Hungarian about, well, Perl.

For further details you can visit http://www.perl.org.hu/ (in Hungarian)
or http://www.perl.org.hu/english/ (in English).
Please send your proposal or RSVP to Gabor Szabo <gabor@perl.org.hu>

regards
   Gabor

-- 
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http://www.perl.org.hu/
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From wilhelm.nagy at umweltbundesamt.at  Mon Aug 23 01:41:06 2004
From: wilhelm.nagy at umweltbundesamt.at (Nagy Wilhelm)
Date: Mon Aug 23 01:41:36 2004
Subject: [Vienna-pm] Perl+Java = Applikation
Message-ID: <6D5BF24847A0A44AB725899D3CE6CB6902ADAD8E@pcmail4.ubavie.gv.at>

Hallo Jungs & Maedls...

Ich habe wiedermal ein obskures problem. Wir haben eine menge guter und
bewaehrter perl-applikation. Jetzt zieht die neue zeit bei uns ein und ein
schwung neur mitarbeiter koennen ohne java nicht mehr auskommen.

Jetzt stellt sich die Frage:
Wie rufe ich java-klassen in perl auf:

Ich habe da ein Ding namens Java.pm gefunden.

http://search.cpan.org/~metzzo/Java/Java.pm

Irgendwie happerts - wenn man das ding unter windows betreiben will (jaja
selber schuld, wenn man windows verwendet...).

Und zwar beim starten des "JavaServers".

Meine Frage also:

A) Hat jemand schon erfahrungen mit dem ding und wie sehen diese aus.
   Ich m?chte grossartige java-runtime installatinsarbeiten vermeiden wenn
sowiso nichts bringt.

B) Weiss jemand wie man das ding (JavaServer) unter Windows zum laufen
bringt.
   Ich glaube alles richtig gemacht zu haben (CLASSPATH etc.) aber sicher
bin ich mir bei Java nie.
   Ich habe mich jedenfalls an die Installatinsanweisung gehalten und die
install-scripts aufgerufen,
   diese haben dann alles OK gemeldet - funktionieren tuts trotzdem nicht.

C) gibt es andere Methoden um Javaklassen zu verwenden?

------------ PERL -----------------------------------------
C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\nagy>perl -v

This is perl, v5.6.1 built for MSWin32-x86-multi-thread
(with 1 registered patch, see perl -V for more detail)

------------- OS:

Microsoft Windows 2000 [Version 5.00.2195]
(C) Copyright 1985-2000 Microsoft Corp.

C:\Documents and Settings\nagy>ver

Microsoft Windows 2000 [Version 5.00.2195]

------------------------------------------------

Lg
\^/ili





From andreas.koenig at anima.de  Mon Aug 23 02:55:42 2004
From: andreas.koenig at anima.de (Andreas J Koenig)
Date: Mon Aug 23 02:55:46 2004
Subject: [Vienna-pm] Perl+Java = Applikation
In-Reply-To: <6D5BF24847A0A44AB725899D3CE6CB6902ADAD8E@pcmail4.ubavie.gv.at>
	(Nagy Wilhelm's message of "Mon, 23 Aug 2004 08:41:06 +0200")
References: <6D5BF24847A0A44AB725899D3CE6CB6902ADAD8E@pcmail4.ubavie.gv.at>
Message-ID: <87wtzqwao1.fsf@franz.ak.mind.de>

>>>>> On Mon, 23 Aug 2004 08:41:06 +0200, Nagy Wilhelm <wilhelm.nagy@umweltbundesamt.at> said:

  > C) gibt es andere Methoden um Javaklassen zu verwenden?

Ich bin lurker auf der Inline Mailing Liste (inline@perl.org) und habe
dort den Eindruck gewonnen, dass Inline::Java state of the art ist.

Ich hoffe, andere koennen Dir dazu mehr sagen,

-- 
andreas
From domm at zsi.at  Mon Aug 23 03:23:30 2004
From: domm at zsi.at (Thomas Klausner)
Date: Mon Aug 23 03:17:49 2004
Subject: [Vienna-pm] Perl+Java = Applikation
In-Reply-To: <6D5BF24847A0A44AB725899D3CE6CB6902ADAD8E@pcmail4.ubavie.gv.at>
References: <6D5BF24847A0A44AB725899D3CE6CB6902ADAD8E@pcmail4.ubavie.gv.at>
Message-ID: <20040823082330.GA6501@domm2.zsi.at>

Hi!

On Mon, Aug 23, 2004 at 08:41:06AM +0200, Nagy Wilhelm wrote:

> Jetzt stellt sich die Frage:
> Wie rufe ich java-klassen in perl auf:

Wie schon Andreas gemeint hat sollte das Inline::Java
  http://search.cpan.org/~patl/Inline-Java-0.49/
koennen.

Ob/wie das ganze aber fuer das von dir beschriebene Setting funktioniert,
kann ich nicht sagen, weil ich weder Windows- noch Java-Erfahrung hab.

Wenn hier sonst niemand was weiss, wuerde ich vorschlagen, du postest das auf
http://www.perlmonks.org



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From domm at zsi.at  Mon Aug 23 14:41:18 2004
From: domm at zsi.at (Thomas Klausner)
Date: Mon Aug 23 14:35:39 2004
Subject: [Vienna-pm] Newsletter from O'Reilly UG Program, August 23
Message-ID: <20040823194118.GC7895@domm2.zsi.at>



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#!/usr/bin/perl                               http://domm.zsi.at
for(ref bless{},just'another'perl'hacker){s-:+-$"-g&&print$_.$/}
From rs at ednet.at  Tue Aug 24 04:17:02 2004
From: rs at ednet.at (Schroettner Robert)
Date: Tue Aug 24 04:17:19 2004
Subject: [Vienna-pm] Perl+Java = Applikation
In-Reply-To: <6D5BF24847A0A44AB725899D3CE6CB6902ADAD8E@pcmail4.ubavie.gv.at>
Message-ID: <Pine.LNX.4.04.10408241114170.24946-100000@eurolx01.ednet.at>

Hallo !

On Mon, 23 Aug 2004, Nagy Wilhelm wrote:

> Date: Mon, 23 Aug 2004 08:41:06 +0200
> From: Nagy Wilhelm <wilhelm.nagy@umweltbundesamt.at>
> To: "'vienna-pm@mail.pm.org'" <vienna-pm@mail.pm.org>
> Subject: [Vienna-pm] Perl+Java = Applikation
> 
> Hallo Jungs & Maedls...
> 
> Ich habe wiedermal ein obskures problem. Wir haben eine menge guter und
> bewaehrter perl-applikation. Jetzt zieht die neue zeit bei uns ein und ein
> schwung neur mitarbeiter koennen ohne java nicht mehr auskommen.

Auch auf die Gefahr hin jetzt geteert und gefedert zu werden:

Waere es nicht besser, die 'Alte'-Welt in die 'Neue' zu packen als
umbekehrt? Also Perl von Java aus aufzurufen.

Schon aleine aus dem Grund, dass das hochstarten der JavaVM sicher mehr
resourcen beansprucht, als das starten des perl Interpreters?

Liebe Gruesse, Schroettner Robert

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From wilhelm.nagy at umweltbundesamt.at  Tue Aug 24 06:06:31 2004
From: wilhelm.nagy at umweltbundesamt.at (Nagy Wilhelm)
Date: Tue Aug 24 06:07:21 2004
Subject: AW: [Vienna-pm] Perl+Java = Applikation
Message-ID: <6D5BF24847A0A44AB725899D3CE6CB6902ADAD98@pcmail4.ubavie.gv.at>

Hallo Robert,

Danke fuer deinen input, war auch mein erster gedanke, ist aber leider nix
damit.

Wir verwenden ein seltsames ding namens "hibernate" das irgendwie
persistente objekte in einen relationale datenbank speichert. Dies erzeugt
zugriffsmodule (eben jene javaklassen) welche dann das abbild der daten
darstellen.

Jetzt m?chte ich natuerlich die Methoden der Klasse verwenden und mit dem
"Klebstoff" des internes huebsche reports udergl. basteln kann.

Dzg. Versuche ich Inline::Java auf meiner windows kiste zum laufen zu
bringen. Ist aber ziemlich mit viel arbeite verbunden weil keine binary
distribution auftreibbar und ich mal erst das/die c-file(s) kompelieren muss
dass wieder heisst ein "make" auftreiben welches auch so funktioniert wie
unter linux etc.
Und dann ist auch nicht sicher ob's funktioniert weil ja ggf. irgend ein
verstecktes fork zum trangen kommen koennt oder sonst eine seltsamkeit.

Aargggg....

Mein chef guckt auch schon ein bisschen schief weil doch so viel aufwand und
inzwischen haette ich das ding schon in java geschrieben (ist ja auch
richtig soviel java bring ich noch - aber in perl machts halt mehr spass)

Aber: die hoffnung stirbt zuletzt und: "real programmer using perl"  JAWOLL
:-))))

Lg
\^/ili

> -----Urspr?ngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: Schroettner Robert [mailto:rs@ednet.at] 
> Gesendet: Dienstag, 24. August 2004 11:17
> An: Nagy Wilhelm
> Cc: 'vienna-pm@mail.pm.org'
> Betreff: Re: [Vienna-pm] Perl+Java = Applikation
> 
> 
> Hallo !
> 
> On Mon, 23 Aug 2004, Nagy Wilhelm wrote:
> 
> > Date: Mon, 23 Aug 2004 08:41:06 +0200
> > From: Nagy Wilhelm <wilhelm.nagy@umweltbundesamt.at>
> > To: "'vienna-pm@mail.pm.org'" <vienna-pm@mail.pm.org>
> > Subject: [Vienna-pm] Perl+Java = Applikation
> > 
> > Hallo Jungs & Maedls...
> > 
> > Ich habe wiedermal ein obskures problem. Wir haben eine menge guter 
> > und bewaehrter perl-applikation. Jetzt zieht die neue zeit 
> bei uns ein 
> > und ein schwung neur mitarbeiter koennen ohne java nicht mehr 
> > auskommen.
> 
> Auch auf die Gefahr hin jetzt geteert und gefedert zu werden:
> 
> Waere es nicht besser, die 'Alte'-Welt in die 'Neue' zu 
> packen als umbekehrt? Also Perl von Java aus aufzurufen.
> 
> Schon aleine aus dem Grund, dass das hochstarten der JavaVM 
> sicher mehr resourcen beansprucht, als das starten des perl 
> Interpreters?
> 
> Liebe Gruesse, Schroettner Robert
> 
> | Schroettner Robert
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> 
>