Recognize siemens s7 source directory

Hi at everybody!
At work is requested use the source files for s7 project.
For a "special function" of net administrator, I need to know the "link" from directory source and a PLC component on s7 project.

Example:
In a project I have 2 PLC: PLC1 and PLC2.
I need to discover the association:
source directory file for PLC1 is [PrjDIR]/s7asrcom\00000001
source directory file for PLC2 is [PrjDIR]/s7asrcom\00000003


I have found in the file (opened with dbfedit):
[PrjDIR]/HOMESAVE7/S7HSTATX/HOBJECT1.DBF
the PLC's name in the project.
I have checked all dbf file of project, I have found where are the system data, the hardware specification, the symbols and etc but nothing else about my question.

Somebody can help me?

I HAVE FOUND THE SOLUTION!!!!
Soon I'll write a post with a description!

That would be nice.

The answer!

The informations are in 3 dbf files:
(1) [projectS7Dir]/HOMESAVE7/S7HSTATX/HOBJECT1.DBF
(2) [projectS7Dir]/s7asrcom/S7CNTREF.DBF
(3) For each PLC on project are
[projectS7Dir]/s7asrcom/000000XX/S7CONTAI.DBF where XX is a hexadecimal code

STEP1:
Extract from file (1): ID, Name and UNITTYP.
Each Unittyp=1122305 is a PLC inserted on project s7
Make IDs in ascending order.

Name | ID | UNITTYP
PLC2 | 4 | 1122305
PLC1 | 10 | 1122305

STEP2:
The ID on file (2) is a name of source folder.
The ID is in decimal format. The name of folder is in hexadecimal format with 8 digit.
e.g.:
ID=14 (decimal) => E (Hex) => name Folder is 0000000E
Make this IDs in ascending order.

ID
1
14

STEP3:
Now you have the matches between PLC's name and the source folder

Name (STEP1)| ID (STEP2) | Source folder
PLC2 | 1 | ==> 00000001
PLC1 | 14 | ==> 0000000E

STEP4:
In the file (3) there are a files associations from s7-style and "human readable"
e.g.:

Name | FileName |
FBTest |000001C.awl |
FCOther |000004b.scl |

Now, we know all about to export source files.


I added this new feature to my old project on sourceforge:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/autoexport/

Download a dbf library :
http://sarovar.org/frs/download.php/257/javadbf-0.4.0.jar
write just a command and the problem is solved:
where:

If you prefer a GUI interface, I made a really simple
and you can try it!

Any comments/advice is welcome!
Bye

With the timeline apparent in this thread, the question has to be asked: Why?

Why was this important? To appreciate the effort you spent to figure this out - and post a reply back with an answer - we need to know why it was important.

dbfedit is a pretty cool program.

And a Big Thank You for returning with a solution!

Nice that you provided the app also. Going to test it. Paul, SVN is version management software usually for computer application source management.

Thanks for the follow up, T.

There is a error on command-line call.

isn't:
java -classpath javadbf-version.jar -jar AutoExportPlcName-version.jar ./PLCPrj ./exportPLCSource

but is correct:
java -classpath javadbf-version.jar;AutoExportPlcName-version.jar autoExport.AutoExportPlcName ./PLCPrj ./exportPLCSource