[solved]-M Trying Make Raw Data Something Make Plot Graph Saw Tooth Graph Ve Tried Making Java Pro Q39016255
I’m trying to make some rawdata into something I can make a plot graph out of or a saw-toothgraph out of. I’ve tried making a java program to put them into 3different output files but I am still having no luck.
The last line in your data file may be incomplete and needs tobe truncated. On each line, the default delimiters between thefields are white spaces, which must be replaced with commas ( , )to facilitate further processing tasks. And most importantly, allthree flows (i.e. from sources 10.10.1.2:51205 , 10.10.1.2:51207 ,and 10.10.1.2:51206 are mixed in one file. They must beseparated.
So the program must do: It deletes the last linecontaining incomplete data; 2.3. Process the TCP Probe Output Itreplaces all white space delimiters on all lines with commas; Andit separates the three TCP flows based on their source port numbers(the source IP addresses are useless here because all three TCPflows were from the same IP) and spills them out into threeseparate files.
There’s a program on the chegg website but I’m having troubleconverting it into something I can use.
I have a pdf file if more details are needed.
labs x Mystex GENIP. X | EF Thank x Sign In x lab4 x pre-lab x + – 0 X + Dr. Rac X + c + kaltura x Error x Mail – t * O File C:/Users/Tamikal/Downloads/lab5.pdf Airplane mode on 2.3. Process the TCP Probe Output As you can see, the raw data file topprobe.dat is not yet ready for plotting because: • The last line in your data file may be incomplete and needs to be truncated. • On each line, the default delimiters between the fields are white spaces, which must be replaced with commas (,) to facilitate further processing tasks. • And most importantly, all three flows (i.e. from sources 10.10.1.2:51205, 10.10.1.2:51207 , and 10.10.1.2:51206 are mixed in one file. They must be separated. Notice that your source port numbers might be different than 51205, 51206, and 51207. So, now you are asked to write a Java program to process topprobe.dat in the following way . It deletes the last line containing incomplete data; • It replaces all white space delimiters on all lines with commas . And it separates the three TCP flows based on their source port numbers (the source IP addresses are useless here because all three TCP flows were from the same IP) and spills them out into three separate files. Name your Java program Process_TCPProbe_yourinitial.java which must run in the following way: @ 9 W G # = Type here to search A da — 4 2:25 AM 7/12/2019 Show transcribed image text labs x Mystex GENIP. X | EF Thank x Sign In x lab4 x pre-lab x + – 0 X + Dr. Rac X + c + kaltura x Error x Mail – t * O File C:/Users/Tamikal/Downloads/lab5.pdf Airplane mode on 2.3. Process the TCP Probe Output As you can see, the raw data file topprobe.dat is not yet ready for plotting because: • The last line in your data file may be incomplete and needs to be truncated. • On each line, the default delimiters between the fields are white spaces, which must be replaced with commas (,) to facilitate further processing tasks. • And most importantly, all three flows (i.e. from sources 10.10.1.2:51205, 10.10.1.2:51207 , and 10.10.1.2:51206 are mixed in one file. They must be separated. Notice that your source port numbers might be different than 51205, 51206, and 51207. So, now you are asked to write a Java program to process topprobe.dat in the following way . It deletes the last line containing incomplete data; • It replaces all white space delimiters on all lines with commas . And it separates the three TCP flows based on their source port numbers (the source IP addresses are useless here because all three TCP flows were from the same IP) and spills them out into three separate files. Name your Java program Process_TCPProbe_yourinitial.java which must run in the following way: @ 9 W G # = Type here to search A da — 4 2:25 AM 7/12/2019
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