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My IDE is Eclipse. Due to THIS problem I would need to mount the Android Support Library revision 19 (instead of the current revision 20) for my project.
Where can I find it?
Check out <android_sdk>/extras/android/m2repository/com/android/support/support-v4. There are different revisions of support library. Pick the one you need. Most likely yours is 19.0.1 or 19.0.0.
To use it in Eclipse you need to extract corresponding aar-file, which is a zip file. There will be file called classes.jar. This is the library you need. Rename it into something more meaningful and copy into your project's libs folder.
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I am not sure where to ask this, but I will try it here: I searched half a day (that is: downloaded and searched thru its content) ALL the org.springframework.web.servlet jars from the very first release (2.5.6) till the latest one (3.2.2) but I am unable to find/locate one specific library that should be there called "CorsRegistry.java" (org.springframework.web.servlet.config.annotation.CorsRegistry).
This specific library is needed for the "Document Viewer Java Library" (beside quantum of many other jars).
Can anyone point me to the correct download location of the file that would include this specific library?
I can see this class in the latest spring-webmvc-5.3.19.jar
-> jar -tf spring-webmvc-5.3.19.jar | grep "CorsRegistry"
org/springframework/web/servlet/config/annotation/CorsRegistry.class
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I hava to referenced something of tools.jar which is a part of jdk lib.
and I want to get its help documentation and java source code.
Please tell me how to get it or where to download.
Thank you very much!
you cant get the source or javadocs for the sun/oracle tools.jar, since that code is not released, but you can go look at the openjdk project's tools, located here - http://openjdk.java.net/tools/index.html
it wont be the same thing, but it'll be close.
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I need an open source PDF viewer eclipse plugin/library from which i can select some text and copy/extract it.
I tried jPedal plugin (LGPL version). Its not extracting the selected text correctly.Sometimes it gets an extra character.I don't know whether it is working in the commercial version.
Is there any other alternative plugins available for the same?
Please help.
I think you can use IcePDF plugin. Please look at
http://www.icesoft.org/java/projects/ICEpdf/overview.jsf
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Is there any Java library that can diff text (in particular XML) files and provide the result as an image (e.g. like Pretty Diff)?
There is a tool called guiffy that provides an API for diff and merge in java - it is actually more than that as it provides Eclipse and Netbeans plugins and that's how I know about it.
It has a feature where the diff output can be saved as an HTML - you can use the HTML output instead of image and render it on a JTextPane
JMeld
http://keeskuip.home.xs4all.nl/jmeld/
can be nicely integrated in Swing Applications. It's not been updated since 2009 but still working. A newer fork of it is available at
https://github.com/albfan/jmeld
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looking for all in one free open source exe solution (for java ) that can be used to create an all-in-one EXE from one or more jars?
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An "all-in-one EXE" is an executable that does not require a JVM to run.
Check out the following
Winrun4J: http://winrun4j.sourceforge.net/
Launch4J: http://launch4j.sourceforge.net/
According to the project page, the GNU Compiler for Java enables the creation of native machine code.
You can try jsmooth.sourceforge.net