[How to export all applications to separate XML per Application]

The PowerShell script I use to split an applications-export XML file into individual XML files:

$inFile = $args[0]
$directory = Split-Path -Parent $MyInvocation.MyCommand.Path
$ketarinExport = [xml](Get-Content $inFile)
foreach ($job in $ketarinExport.Jobs.ApplicationJob)
{
    [xml]$xmlDoc = New-Object system.Xml.XmlDocument
    $xmlDoc.LoadXml("<?xml version=`"1.0`" encoding=`"utf-8`"?><Jobs/>")
    $xmlNode = $xmlDoc.ImportNode($job, $true)
    $null = $xmlDoc.LastChild.AppendChild($xmlNode)

    $outFile = Join-Path $directory ($job.Name + ".xml")
    $xmlDoc.Save($outFile)
}

[(HELP) Unzipping .zip files after Ketarin downloads]

What is exactly the problem? Adding a custom command in Ketarin and/or figuring out the right paramters for 7Zip?

 

Example for a custom command:

START "" /B /MIN /WAIT "<Your-7Zip-path>\7z.exe" e "{file}" -bd -o"<Your-Output-Path>" -y

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FYI

 

I have been able to retrieve a direct-download URL using Ketarin.

 

It requires two request-verification tokens. The first token can be found in a cookie. You have to retrieve the token from the cookie because it changes regulary and is somehow connected to the second token. Haven't verfied it yet but I guess its value changes daily. The second token can be retrieved from the applications page. This token changes on every get-request of that page.

 

I was not able to retrieve the first token from the cookie using Ketarin. I used Fiddler to get the token value and added it as a constant (i.e. textual content variable) in Ketarin to retrieve the direct-download URL.

[C# command script API?]

Selecting 'C# script' as a command shows the following info ...

/*
  Enter a custom C# script here. C# is case sensitive.
  "app" references the current application.
  Example:
  MessageBox.Show(app.Name);
  
  = Notable methods =
  app.PreviousLocation
    Corresponds to the variable {file}

  app.Variables.ReplaceAllInString("Any {text} with variables.")
    Replaces all known variables in a given string.
    Example: string new = app.Variables.ReplaceAllInString("{file}")

  return;
    Exits the script.

  Abort("Error text");
    Exits the script with a given error.
*/

I could not find any additional info here in the forum or on the Wiki.

So I was wondering if anyone knows more about the API in additional to the aforementioned 'notable methods' and

could point me in the right direction.

 

Thanx, Menno

[How to assign value in a C# command script?]

Is it possible (and when yes how) to assign a value to a variable in a C# command script?

 

Thanx, Menno

[Request for reading cookies]

CodePlex requirs two request-verification-tokens to retrieve the redirect-URL to download the actual file.

One token can be retrieved from the applicable HTML-page. The other token can be retrieved from a cookie.

 

However, AFAIK Ketarin does not support reading cookies.

 

In order to be able to use Ketarin to download from CodePlex I hereby request the feature to read cookies.

Preferable in such a way that it is possible to store the data in a variable (e.g. "Content from Cookie").

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I have used http://fiddler2.com/ to debug/investigate the communication between the CodePlex-site and a browser (FireFox & Chrome).

Tried to have Ketarin exchange the same messages with CodePlex. Failed to do so with resolving the 'variables'.

 

Will try some C# code/script next.

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Filetime seems to be 100-nanoseconds since Jan 1 1601 e.g. 130108901247070000 == Friday, April 19, 2013 8:08:45pm.

See also / I used: http://www.silisoftware.com/tools/date.php

[Support for filehippo multilingual]

I'll add this to the next version. If someone gives me a better regex for getting the version number from a site like this

 

http://filehippo.com...d_firefox/tech/

 

than this regex <code>((?<=\>Title:\<.*?\s)(?:\(?\d+?\.\d+?.*?)(?=\</td\>)|(?:[a-z]+?\s\d{1,2},\s\d{4}))</code>

 

I'll also add it to the beta.

 

Well I guess you have several RegEx options for that particular URL ...

- Parse the title of the window:

(?<=\<title\>Download\D+?)\d{1,5}\.\d{1,5}(?:\.\d{1,5}(?:\.\d{1,5})?(?:\sRC\d)?|\sBeta\s\d{1,2}|b\d{1,2})?(?=\D)

- Parse a meta tag:

(?<=meta itemprop=['"]softwareVersion['"] content=['"]\D*?)\d{1,5}\.\d{1,5}(?:\.\d{1,5}(?:\.\d{1,5})?(?:\sRC\d)?|\sBeta\s\d{1,2}|b\d{1,2})?(?=['"])

- Parse the download table on the far right on the page:

(?<=dlboxinner.+?Version\D*?)\d{1,5}\.\d{1,5}(?:\.\d{1,5}(?:\.\d{1,5})?(?:\sRC\d)?|\sBeta\s\d{1,2}|b\d{1,2})?(?=\D)

 

Regards,

Menno

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@shawn

 

Could you post what you found up till now so someone else can give it a try?

 

Thnx

[How to use quantifier in regexreplace function?]

Yep, escaping the closing curly bracket only works just fine!

Thnx

[How to use quantifier in regexreplace function?]

Hi,

 

I defined a textual variable which uses the regexreplace function to rearrange some values e.g.

 

{mytemp:regexreplace:(\d{1,2})\s(\d{1,2}),\s(\d{2,4}):$3-$1-$2}

 

It uses the '{...}'-quantifier but this conflicts with the Ketarin-variable-definition.

I re-defined the variable to

 

{mytemp:regexreplace:(\d+)\s(\d+),\s(\d+):$3-$1-$2}

 

but was wondering if there is another solution e.g. 'escaping' the curly brackets (tried '\', did not work).

 

Thanks,

 

Menno