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I'm developing a java application that needs to read a file contained in a .iso image.
What Java library do I need to read a file (eg. descriptor.xml) stored on a iso file (eg. C:\myIsoFile.iso)?
Look to examples in tests of java-iso-tools. They are pretty straightforward and easy to follow. Include it into you project as maven dependency.
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I am looking for a tool that can tell me how and where all jars (in the classpath)and their classes are being used/referenced in the whole project. Do we have any tool/eclipse plug-in or a nice method to do that.
Try dependency-analyzer, this is a quote from the documentation:
it is capable of finding the dependencies of
a single class all classes in one package all classes in one container
(i.e. Java Archive or file directory)
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I suppose it's not hard to write one, but I'm just wondering is there something ready-made, that could fix this task in one line and with no additional coding?
It's especially helpful if you want to keep some configuration in *.properties file and with no intermediate models put it in json format.
I found a git with Json to other formats and vice versa. You can check this pull request which added java property to JSON to this project.
https://github.com/douglascrockford/JSON-java/pull/82
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Is there any idea how to implement a java programm that captures video/audio from a webcam
/microphone and stream it to multiple clients. I know about JMF but it is quite old and not well document or supported.
I found a very good way via vlcj. Vlcj is a java wrapper for vlc.
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I'm trying to find a solution that offers either a Java api for writing .mobi files for sending to a Kindle, or something that's scriptable given a Linux environment. I have text data in a MySQL database that I want to offer as Kindle-friendly content.
I'd like to hear what tools people have used for this that work reasonably well.
There are Linux versions of the KindleGen tool available from Amazon here.
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I want a open source library for optical mark reading (OMR).Is there any such library?
I want to use this library with my java application.
zxing might of use for you, http://code.google.com/p/zxing/downloads/list, is a "Multi-format 1D/2D barcode image processing library". There are code samples for JavaSE, ME, Android, Blackberry, IPhone ....