| How to create a query pattern for this source? [message #58624] |
Mon, 29 September 2008 19:36  |
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Hi
I made some progress with the query pattern using the Mylyn Generic web
connector. Using the Query pattern"<a
href="/.../bug/default.aspx\?bug_id\=(.+?)">.+?", I get one record only
and I am getting an erro also saying " Require two Matching groups(taskId
and Decription")
I am trying to create a Query Pattern for the source below: How do I
craete the correct Query Pattern? Any help appreciated.
Thanks
Sunanda
<td id="Results_ctl03_ctl00"><font face="Verdana" color="Black"><a
href="/.../bug/default.aspx?bug_id=3772">3772</a></font> </td><td
id="Results_ctl03_ctl01"><font face="Verdana" color="Black"><div style="{
font-family: Verdana; font-size: 10pt; }"
id="rta64cbb4975b44aa0a56be65ccc0701f1"></div><script> var objDiv =
document.getElementById('rta64cbb4975b44aa0a56be65ccc0701f1' );
objDiv.innerHTML = "+++++ srmenon1 9/26/2008 11:12:32 AM<br><br>Testing";
</script></font></td>
</tr><tr valign="top" bgcolor="White">
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| Re: How to create a query pattern for this source? [message #593618 is a reply to message #58624] |
Tue, 30 September 2008 01:53  |
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On 09/30/08 01:36, Menon wrote:
> Hi I made some progress with the query pattern using the Mylyn Generic
> web connector. Using the Query pattern"<a
> href="/.../bug/default.aspx\?bug_id\=(.+?)">.+?", I get one record only
> and I am getting an erro also saying " Require two Matching
> groups(taskId and Decription")
Yes, as you provide only one pair of parentheses, you will get at most one result per line.
How about "<a href="/.../bug/default.aspx\?bug_id\=(.+?)">(.+?)</a>"?
> I am trying to create a Query Pattern for the source below: How do I
> craete the correct Query Pattern? Any help appreciated.
> Thanks
> Sunanda
>
> <td id="Results_ctl03_ctl00"><font face="Verdana" color="Black"><a
> href="/.../bug/default.aspx?bug_id=3772">3772</a></font> </td><td
> id="Results_ctl03_ctl01"><font face="Verdana" color="Black"><div
> style="{ font-family: Verdana; font-size: 10pt; }"
> id="rta64cbb4975b44aa0a56be65ccc0701f1"></div><script> var objDiv =
> document.getElementById('rta64cbb4975b44aa0a56be65ccc0701f1' );
> objDiv.innerHTML = "+++++ srmenon1 9/26/2008 11:12:32
> AM<br><br>Testing"; </script></font></td>
> </tr><tr valign="top" bgcolor="White">
Please tell us the intended result, e.g. is it
3722 3772
or
3722 Testing
or whatever...
Thanks, Jörg
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| Re: How to create a query pattern for this source? [message #593659 is a reply to message #58673] |
Tue, 30 September 2008 12:18 |
| Eclipse User |
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Thanks Jorg
Yes I am trying to show a bunch of tasks as below:
3772 Testing
3773 Testing 1
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...........
I tried <a href="/hsd/cts_hsd/bug/default.aspx\?bug_id\=(.+?)">(.+?)</a >
But it also gives "No matching results"
Thanks for your help
Sunanda
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| Re: How to create a query pattern for this source? [message #593673 is a reply to message #58746] |
Tue, 30 September 2008 13:31 |
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On 09/30/08 18:18, Menon wrote:
> Thanks Jorg
> Yes I am trying to show a bunch of tasks as below:
> 3772 Testing
> 3773 Testing 1
> ..........
> ..........
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> I tried <a href="/hsd/cts_hsd/bug/default.aspx\?bug_id\=(.+?)">(.+?)</a >
> But it also gives "No matching results"
The pattern
<a href="/.../bug/default.aspx\?bug_id\=(.+?)">(.+?)</a>
should return
3772 3772
3773 3773
....
And the pattern
<a href="/.../bug/default.aspx\?bug_id\=(.+?)">.+?<br><br>(.+?) "; </script>
should return the correct result. Is 'href="/.../bug' really written with "..."?
Otherwise replace with the real value, e.g. "hsd/cts_hsd"
Cheers, Jörg
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