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Please forgive me. Apparantly I have posted a question in the wrong forum. However this does pertian to JAVA. I am using J2ME to create midlets and was wondering if anyone has experience with writing a midlet that would allow you to view your JPEG files and select specific ones to be transfered back to a web server (using http protocol). Maybe I am going about this wrong although I haven't been able to find an reasonable replacement. I want the flexibility to transfer the jpeg with selected data that I am storing on the PDA. Thanks for the direction.

Please forgive me. Apparantly I have posted a question in the wrong forum. However this does pertian to JAVA. I am using J2ME to create midlets and was wondering if anyone has experience with writing a midlet that would allow you to view your JPEG files and select specific ones to be transfered back to a web server (using http protocol). Maybe I am going about this wrong although I haven't been able to find an reasonable replacement. I want the flexibility to transfer the jpeg with selected data that I am storing on the PDA. Thanks for the direction.

The UTIL_FILE Package exists prior to 9i I use it quite frequently with 8.1.5 and 8.1.7. If you are seeing your results via the SQL*PLUS buffer then my recommendation would be to contact you DBA and ask him to trouble shoot w/ you. We experienced a similiar problem while running the java application on the local machine and requesting the file to be created on a remote machine that the database exists on. It was due to a security issue.
On the server side the file to which the package can write to is driven by the entries in the init.ora file.
I do know if you are trying to output to a binary file prior to 9i you cannot accomplish this through the UTIL_FILE package.

Is this a relational table (Oracle maybe)?
If so then you can select rowid and delete the min or max row id having a count > 1.

I am wanting to download jpeg files from a digital camera to a PDA. This seems to be easy enough, however is anyone familiar w/ transferring the jpeg back to a server wirelessly?

I am wanting to download jpeg files from a digital camera to a PDA. This seems to be easy enough, however is anyone familiar w/ transferring the jpeg back to a server wirelessly?

I am wanting to download jpeg files from a digital camera to a PDA. This seems to be easy enough, however is anyone familiar w/ transferring the jpeg back to a server wirelessly?