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I'm trying to understand how car audio media works. I have read emmc, and found here .ifs file. By using IFSTool I have extracted all files from .ifs and found Intel .jxe file. OK I have decompiled .jxe file to Oracle .jar by using this tool: https://github.com/spacemeowx2/jxe2jar I have made editions, but is there a way to convert it back to Intel JXE? What tool/software should I use?
According to the documentation for jxe2jar, the reverse conversion can be performed using jar2jxe.
As far as I can tell, that tool is only (legally1) available as a part of various IBM commercial products; e.g. WEME J9.
Unfortunately, the relevant IBM documentation doesn't seem to be publicly available either.
1 - If you google for (say) "jar2jxe download" you may find download links from (ahem) "3rd-party sites". But there are no guarantees that what you will get when you download will be 1) a legal copy, or 2) free from malware. If you need to work on a codebase that was built using IBM proprietary tools, you are strongly advised to get a legal copy of the tools for yourself.
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I need to write an application that will export some data from a LDAP server and store it in a MySQL DB. Is there a suitable Java library for that?
All I've found so far is jLDAP being mentioned in one of SO questions, but the site I found offers two binaries of jldap: one for Windows and one for Unix, not a single jar file as I expected.
Will be grateful for any hints towards exporting LDAP data with Java.
The UnboundID LDAP SDK for Java is free, open source, feature-rich, actively developed, and does not have any external dependencies.
Take a look at Apache Directory Client API.
You can also try Novell LDAP java libraries
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I am creating a screencast Java Web Start application.
Encoding Video using xuggler requires:
installing xuggler on the client system - Which is tedious.
(OR)
Using xuggle-xuggler.jar version 5.2 or above whose size is around 35 MB plus. - this increases the time required for the application to load.
Is there any other alternative in which installation is not required as well jars are not so huge.
I have not used Xuggler for video encoding/decoding, only audio. However, I remember also seeing a warning that "Xuggler must be installed" etc etc. I found out this wasn't the case. You can quite easily copy the JARs and native libraries into your app and set them up in your classpath/library path so Xuggler works just fine without installation.
That said, I was using a 'standard' installer. Using Java Web Start may be different because the sandboxing is stricter. For example, loading native libraries.
The size of the package is something that's difficult to get away from... host on a CDN?
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I need simple modbus Java library with source code. I found on google but there is .jar file and doesn't have strong using manual. Can anybody suggest me modbus library with using manual or source code ?
You can try Jamod. I never used it, but a colleague of mine used it sometime ago and he was pleased with it.
Try this one:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jamod/files/jamod/1.2/
By the way, you can use JDGUI to see the sources of any jar file.
FieldKit is paid and open source, and haves support for several languages including Java
jModbus Project
j2mod is a fork of jamod
If you are using Modbus RTU (Serial) Java Communications API is needed; stolen from FieldKit documentation:
The Java Communication API is available from different sources:
Sun Microsystems is publishing versions for the Solaris and the Windows platform at http://java.sun.com/products/javacomm/.
Keane Jarvi publishes a LGPL licensed Linux and cross-platform COMM API at http://www.rxtx.org/.
An excellently performing package for a large variety of platforms is the SerialPort package from Solutions Consulting at http://www.serialio.com. Using this package, poll cycles of less than 10 ms can be achieved!
Perhaps jSSC is a good javax.comm implementation too.
There is another one recent solution modbus4j.
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Since GAE has severe restrictions like - "A Java application cannot use any classes used to write to the filesystem"...
Is there a good Java PDF library that can write the PDF to memory for streaming to the cloud?
You can use iText without limitations now. There is no need for a patch since version 5.2.0 anymore.
Have a look at the following post for an example: Generate PDF using GAE and iText
According to this thread on google groups (requires authentication), PDFjet can be used on GAE (it has been slightly modified to replace files by streams at a few places). As they say in the thread:
It's a quite low-level library but should be ok for simple tasks.
As of now, both iText and JasperReports are listed as incompatible on the "Will it play in App Engine" page due to the dependence on several classes that are not in the JRE class whitelist.
Update (2010/09/26): As mentioned by Guido in a comment (and I thank him for that), some people claim they have an iText patch to make it compatible with GAE. Worth the try if you want to play with iText.
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The APIs that might be of interest to
developers of Java applications that
need to perform source code analysis
are the Java Compiler API (JSR 199),
the Pluggable Annotation Processing
API (JSR 269), and the Compiler Tree
API.
Any similar api or library for .net?
Visual Studio 2008 comes with a tool that run source code analysis: it gives you the code inheritance depth, lines of code (compiled), mainteinability indexes for your solution/project/clases/methods.
Im not sure if there is a plugin for VS2003-2005 with this functionality.
For the comments of the methods/clases, VS 2008, doesn't have a native tool, however, for VS 2003-2005 there is an open project on sourceforge, that take the comments (''' comments) above the member (namespace, class, method, property) header(which is stored on the classes .xml files) and generetes documentation like JavaDoc. For VS 2008, I have developed a tool that does the same, that I can share if you need.
For code analysis, I've been using the free tool from Microsoft is called FxCop for years.