Hello, i added your code into my script, im not sure what file you were referring to so i have attached what i used.
Code:
#!/bin/bash
echo "getXML"
echo -n "Enter the source file name WITH extension : "
read infile
echo "Processing... : "
sleep 1
echo -n "Enter output file name (extenstion not applicable) : "
read outfile
sed -n '/Sending XML/,/Message sending ended/p' $outfile | od -bc
echo "Processing XML... : "
sleep 1
echo "Success..Data should be in '$outfile' if compiled correctly"
The outcome...
Unexpected error: Incomplete multibyte sequence in input when i open the outfile created.
On the terminal i got loads of different numbers fly accross the screen. Im not sure if they are even related to the infile i have.. attached below...
Code:
e l d I D > < f i e l d N a m
0031640 145 076 144 141 164 145 117 015 012 040 146 102 151 162 164 150
e > d a t e O \r \n f B i r t h
0031660 074 057 146 151 145 154 144 116 141 155 145 076 074 146 151 145
< / f i e l d N a m e > < f i e
0031700 154 144 126 141 154 165 145 057 076 074 057 157 142 152 145 143
l d V a l u e / > < / o b j e c
0031720 164 106 151 145 154 144 076 074 157 142 152 145 143 164 106 151
t F i e l d > < o b j e c t F i
0031740 145 154 144 076 040 074 146 151 145 154 144 111 104 076 061 065
e l d > < f i e l d I D > 1 5
0031760 061 067 074 057 146 151 145 015 012 040 154 144 111 104 076 074
1 7 < / f i e \r \n l d I D > <
0032000 146 151 145 154 144 116 141 155 145 076 154 151 146 145 164 151
f i e l d N a m e > l i f e t i
0032020 155 145 123 154 141 101 155 157 165 156 164 074 057 146 151 145
m e S l a A m o u n t < / f i e
0032040 154 144 116 141 155 145 076 074 146 151 145 154 144 126 141 154
l d N a m e > < f i e l d V a l
0032060 165 145 076 061 070 060 060 060 060 060 074 057 146 151 145 154
Thanks,
H
Last edited by hugh86; 10-27-2010 at 12:13 PM..
Reason: code tags
Hello, i added your code into my script, im not sure what file you were referring to so i have attached what i used.
What I wanted was you executing my command on your command prompt (the Linux dollar-prompt).
The file I was refering to was the source file. That is, the one that is being read in your Bash script.
Quote:
Code:
#!/bin/bashecho "getXML"echo -n "Enter the source file name WITH extension : "read infile ...
Since you are going to test your Bash script, I am sure you know the name of the source file that you'll enter at the prompt above. That file name will be assigned to the variable "infile" in your script.
Now, let's say the source file name you have in mind is "abc.txt".
This file has some XML stuff embedded in it. My hunch is that there are Unicode characters in that XML stuff.
i tried that and replaced the file with my source file, in my case it was trace.txt i am not sure where the output file is though? I checked trace.txt and it was the same doc, do i not need to specify where the output is?
sorry if im being slow, i only started learning three weeks ago
i tried that and replaced the file with my source file, in my case it was trace.txt i am not sure where the output file is though? I checked trace.txt and it was the same doc, do i not need to specify where the output is?
...
No, you do not need to specify the output file name. The output will be displayed right after your command.
(A) If you have Ubuntu Gnome, then open up "Gnome Terminal" or "Terminal".
(B) If you have Ubuntu KDE (Kubuntu?), then open up "Konsole".
You'll see a dollar prompt in the terminal window.
Type in the following command at the prompt, in a single line.
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