Finding files in 2 different directories with search pattern given form user in front end textbox [on hold]
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I want to search files in 2 different directories, with the search pattern given by the user in frontend. i dono how to take value from front-end as a Search pattern in the find command.
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I want to search files in 2 different directories, with the search pattern given by the user in frontend. i dono how to take value from front-end as a Search pattern in the find command.
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edited 2 days ago
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asked Nov 19 at 6:53
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by Thomas, Jeff Schaller, Romeo Ninov, thrig, sam Nov 19 at 15:50
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
this is very vague. what frontend or front-end do you have in mind?
– thrig
Nov 19 at 14:59
Sorry for unclear question. Here I want to pick the search pattern entered by user in text box from an application in java.
– Shreyas RK
Nov 20 at 6:40
Sorry for unclear question. Here I want to pick the search pattern(e.g. filenames) entered by user in text box from an application in java. On_click() invokes my script which should take the search pattern(e.g. filenames) as input in my Find command eg: find . -type f -name '.sql' -a ! -name '.txt' . Please let me know if it is still not clear.
– Shreyas RK
Nov 20 at 6:46
It seems like you have two questions — (1) How do I get user input from a text box in a form from an application in Java, and (2) something about finding files — and you're stuck on question #1. Well, they're both still too vague for Stack Exchange, and #1 is off-topic here. You should try to research these questions on your own (i.e., by searching the web, and not asking questions). If you're still stuck, you can try taking your researched and clarified version of question #1 to Stack Overflow, and then edit this question to focus on question #2, showing what you've learned, and asking a clear question.
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2 days ago
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I want to search files in 2 different directories, with the search pattern given by the user in frontend. i dono how to take value from front-end as a Search pattern in the find command.
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edited 2 days ago
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asked Nov 19 at 6:53
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I want to search files in 2 different directories, with the search pattern given by the user in frontend. i dono how to take value from front-end as a Search pattern in the find command.
linux
linux
edited 2 days ago
Rui F Ribeiro
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asked Nov 19 at 6:53
Shreyas RK
11
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edited 2 days ago
Rui F Ribeiro
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asked Nov 19 at 6:53
Shreyas RK
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edited 2 days ago
Rui F Ribeiro
38.2k1475125
edited 2 days ago
Rui F Ribeiro
38.2k1475125
edited 2 days ago
Rui F Ribeiro
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38.2k1475125
asked Nov 19 at 6:53
Shreyas RK
11
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asked Nov 19 at 6:53
Shreyas RK
11
asked Nov 19 at 6:53
Shreyas RK
11
11
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by Thomas, Jeff Schaller, Romeo Ninov, thrig, sam Nov 19 at 15:50
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
put on hold as unclear what you're asking by Thomas, Jeff Schaller, Romeo Ninov, thrig, sam Nov 19 at 15:50
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
this is very vague. what frontend or front-end do you have in mind?
– thrig
Nov 19 at 14:59
Sorry for unclear question. Here I want to pick the search pattern entered by user in text box from an application in java.
– Shreyas RK
Nov 20 at 6:40
Sorry for unclear question. Here I want to pick the search pattern(e.g. filenames) entered by user in text box from an application in java. On_click() invokes my script which should take the search pattern(e.g. filenames) as input in my Find command eg: find . -type f -name '.sql' -a ! -name '.txt' . Please let me know if it is still not clear.
– Shreyas RK
Nov 20 at 6:46
It seems like you have two questions — (1) How do I get user input from a text box in a form from an application in Java, and (2) something about finding files — and you're stuck on question #1. Well, they're both still too vague for Stack Exchange, and #1 is off-topic here. You should try to research these questions on your own (i.e., by searching the web, and not asking questions). If you're still stuck, you can try taking your researched and clarified version of question #1 to Stack Overflow, and then edit this question to focus on question #2, showing what you've learned, and asking a clear question.
– G-Man
2 days ago
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this is very vague. what frontend or front-end do you have in mind?
– thrig
Nov 19 at 14:59
Sorry for unclear question. Here I want to pick the search pattern entered by user in text box from an application in java.
– Shreyas RK
Nov 20 at 6:40
Sorry for unclear question. Here I want to pick the search pattern(e.g. filenames) entered by user in text box from an application in java. On_click() invokes my script which should take the search pattern(e.g. filenames) as input in my Find command eg: find . -type f -name '.sql' -a ! -name '.txt' . Please let me know if it is still not clear.
– Shreyas RK
Nov 20 at 6:46
It seems like you have two questions — (1) How do I get user input from a text box in a form from an application in Java, and (2) something about finding files — and you're stuck on question #1. Well, they're both still too vague for Stack Exchange, and #1 is off-topic here. You should try to research these questions on your own (i.e., by searching the web, and not asking questions). If you're still stuck, you can try taking your researched and clarified version of question #1 to Stack Overflow, and then edit this question to focus on question #2, showing what you've learned, and asking a clear question.
– G-Man
2 days ago
this is very vague. what frontend or front-end do you have in mind?
– thrig
Nov 19 at 14:59
this is very vague. what frontend or front-end do you have in mind?
– thrig
Nov 19 at 14:59
Sorry for unclear question. Here I want to pick the search pattern entered by user in text box from an application in java.
– Shreyas RK
Nov 20 at 6:40
Sorry for unclear question. Here I want to pick the search pattern entered by user in text box from an application in java.
– Shreyas RK
Nov 20 at 6:40
Sorry for unclear question. Here I want to pick the search pattern(e.g. filenames) entered by user in text box from an application in java. On_click() invokes my script which should take the search pattern(e.g. filenames) as input in my Find command eg: find . -type f -name '.sql' -a ! -name '.txt' . Please let me know if it is still not clear.
– Shreyas RK
Nov 20 at 6:46
Sorry for unclear question. Here I want to pick the search pattern(e.g. filenames) entered by user in text box from an application in java. On_click() invokes my script which should take the search pattern(e.g. filenames) as input in my Find command eg: find . -type f -name '.sql' -a ! -name '.txt' . Please let me know if it is still not clear.
– Shreyas RK
Nov 20 at 6:46
It seems like you have two questions — (1) How do I get user input from a text box in a form from an application in Java, and (2) something about finding files — and you're stuck on question #1. Well, they're both still too vague for Stack Exchange, and #1 is off-topic here. You should try to research these questions on your own (i.e., by searching the web, and not asking questions). If you're still stuck, you can try taking your researched and clarified version of question #1 to Stack Overflow, and then edit this question to focus on question #2, showing what you've learned, and asking a clear question.
– G-Man
2 days ago
It seems like you have two questions — (1) How do I get user input from a text box in a form from an application in Java, and (2) something about finding files — and you're stuck on question #1. Well, they're both still too vague for Stack Exchange, and #1 is off-topic here. You should try to research these questions on your own (i.e., by searching the web, and not asking questions). If you're still stuck, you can try taking your researched and clarified version of question #1 to Stack Overflow, and then edit this question to focus on question #2, showing what you've learned, and asking a clear question.
– G-Man
2 days ago
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this is very vague. what frontend or front-end do you have in mind?
– thrig
Nov 19 at 14:59
Sorry for unclear question. Here I want to pick the search pattern entered by user in text box from an application in java.
– Shreyas RK
Nov 20 at 6:40
Sorry for unclear question. Here I want to pick the search pattern(e.g. filenames) entered by user in text box from an application in java. On_click() invokes my script which should take the search pattern(e.g. filenames) as input in my Find command eg: find . -type f -name '.sql' -a ! -name '.txt' . Please let me know if it is still not clear.
– Shreyas RK
Nov 20 at 6:46
It seems like you have two questions — (1) How do I get user input from a text box in a form from an application in Java, and (2) something about finding files — and you're stuck on question #1. Well, they're both still too vague for Stack Exchange, and #1 is off-topic here. You should try to research these questions on your own (i.e., by searching the web, and not asking questions). If you're still stuck, you can try taking your researched and clarified version of question #1 to Stack Overflow, and then edit this question to focus on question #2, showing what you've learned, and asking a clear question.
– G-Man
2 days ago