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I want to compare two json file on windows. Suggest some tools.
The result of the comparision should the differences in two json files.
Try JSON Diff. This is online tool.
Yeah may simply select both files -if you have them added to a project/plug-in in eclipse- and choose "Compare...->Each other"
Some of the Internet sites for the same are.. :-
1)http://www.prettydiff.com/
2)http://tlrobinson.net/projects/javascript-fun/jsondiff
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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 autogenerating HTML-Strings in Java. Unfortunately in the output everything appears in a long row. It's too much effort to put \n or \t before the Output-String due to sometimes I'm containing several objects in each other (Like Divs and Tables).
Are there some frameworks available which support HTML-Autoformat in Java?
Thanks
Check this answer for pretty printing of XML (it should also work for HTML): How to pretty print XML from Java?
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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 Java lib that allows me to download web pages recursively given a url?
jSpider may fit your needs
http://j-spider.sourceforge.net/
You can use wget-java by Google.
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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.