I want to integrate ckeditor on maven project. I am able to get dependency but did not work. Is there any way to use ckeditor in jsp (like maven dependency) without downloading the standalone ckeditor. Thank you in advance.
CKSource doesn't offer any CKEditor/Maven integration. Perhaps you have used some third-party creation which doesn't work or is no longer maintained.
CKEditor is a JavaScript application so it can integrate into any web framework. You will need to download the package or by using CDN link to implement CKEditor.
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I am building JSF project, it is my first project, and when I am trying to run the program on the server which is tomcat-9 and no thing change in .xhtml file display on the browser.
May someone help me and explain how to configure IntelliJ with JSF ?
see project structure here
There are many getting started sites.
For example https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/javaserver-faces-jsf.html.
In eclipse, content-assist can be made to work pretty well for .java files as described in these answers. I wanna know can we achieve similar autosuggestion for XML files as well? Moreover, I am working on Spring framework. I want eclipse to display Spring specific keywords as well. For example,suggest constructor-arg when I type constru in my Spring.xml.
Try using the Spring Tool Suite (STS) or install that plugin into Eclipse. That will do what you want.
I'm new in Coinbase, but little confused. I get stuck every time with Coinbase API. Have a look at this API .. https://github.com/coinbase/coinbase-java
I want to make a project with this API using JSP. Where customer could play a role with Bitcoin. But If you see this API, it generally says to use Maven. But i don't know Maven. I've good handling at jsp and servlet. Simply i just know to create a project as "dynamic web project" into Eclipse.
So, Is it possible to use Coinbase API with dynamic web project without using Maven anymore. Please help.
Help, would be appreciated!
Yes, you can just download jar from maven repository http://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.coinbase.api/coinbase-java/1.5.0 (and all its dependencies...). I highly recommend for you to learn what is maven (or gradle) and just use it to control your libraries. The best solution for now is to just install maven and git and follow the steps in Manual section on this page. It will produce for you ready to use jar lib which you can add to your project. The $YOUR_JAR_DIRECTORY change with folder where you want to build this lib.
I understand that it's a GWT, but if it compiles to Javascript, can the generated html module compile to such a packaging that I can just deploy it on Apache, assuming I don't have any backend communications?
Yes. This is basically what I was getting at with this question. For the HTML port, you are effectively building a GWT application, which is just an HTML page hosting a bunch of cleverly obfuscated Javascript.
You can find the relevant Google documentation here:
How do I change the location of my cache/nocache HTML files?
I would just like to ask if there is a way to upload files in GWT WITHOUT using the Google App Engine and Apache Commons archives? I've been searching for ways to upload files in GWT but all of the solutions I find all make use of these two. I would just like to know if there is a way, because our app won't work if we use GAE and Apache Commons... Thank you very much!
Yes, the simplest would be (assuming you are saving files to Blobstore):
On GWT side use FileUpload. Here is an example on how to use it.
On GAE side use BlobStore upload handler.
The other option would be to use gwt-upload with GAE upload handler.
GWT does not have such feature. You need to use some existing library or handle multipart form submits by yourself (FileUpload class). There is for example a gwtupload library which I have used and it worked pretty fine (but it is based on commons-upload AFAIR). There are other libs for sure.
http://code.google.com/p/gwtupload/