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It seems the Sun URL is finally broken: http://bugs.sun.com/
though it's still mentioned at:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/community/index.html
I could still file a bug at: http://bugreport.sun.com/bugreport/
But even the link in the mail mentions: http://bugs.sun.com/
Has anybody found the new link?
UPDATE Use this link: https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/ - bug numbers preserved!
For filling bug reports, the right URL really is http://bugreport.sun.com/bugreport/.
To search/browse the bug database, you can use the Oracle Search site function. If you try it, you'll see that every answer points to http://bugs.sun.com (such as this), and when you go there, the page does not open.
It is out (pointing to the main Oracle site when you go to it), but this doesn't seem like an intended behavior (aka feels like this is not supposed to be happening).
If the site really went out, an approach is to check http://web.archive.org and check the last date they got to that URL (if they ever got to it). Google search cache is also a good one. Right now, the google cache of bugs.sun.com points to 9/mai/2013. So this is very recent.
Note:
When this question was posted, the URL http://bugs.sun.com was out (pointing to Oracle's main site, as said above). Fortunately, it got back working while we were discussing.
So... it works now: http://bugs.sun.com
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I'm trying to use an applet to recovery some old data on a 3rd party site that i wished to keep. I see that nowadays all browser that i know force java plugin to be unavailable, is there some technical workaround to allow current and future applet execution for the sake of data migration? i looked into Lobo browser and JWebPane but to no avail
Don't know about modern browser compatibility. You should still be able to use and older version of a compatible browser - I'd just be extra carefull as security fixes would obviously be absent.
This post might old some good infos on the subject: https://superuser.com/questions/999778/when-firefox-drops-java-applet-support-how-will-i-run-old-java-applets
However, keep in mind that the very existence of the applet plugin will cease with Java 9. I'd hurry to find a more futur-proof solution.
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I am trying to create a Java RESTful client to integrate with facebook4j (with a maven directory) but I don't even know where to start. Can you help me to create one or giving tips?
Thanks again!
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Julio.
It is highly recommended that you do your own reserach before asking something here. People don't take well users who balantly ask questions expecting the community to do all the hard work for them. They are seen as leechers and instead of helping the community grow are a burden to it. Everytime you make a post where you don't tell the community what you tried, you can expect to be punished.
PS: I suggested an edit to your post to make it better. Hopefully you wont be downvoted so much from now on.
With this out of the way, I found two tutorials that I believe will help you:
https://www.javacodegeeks.com/2012/09/simple-rest-client-in-java.html
http://crunchify.com/how-to-create-restful-java-client-using-apache-httpclient-example/
The consensus here seems to be that you need third party tools, like Apache client, or some other library, but other than that I believe it is manageable.
I hope it helps and that it points you in the right direction regarding REST.
As far as facebook4j goes, I found this official example source:
http://facebook4j.org/en/code-examples.html
But if that is not enough, I also encourage you to read the following questions from StackOverflow:
Getting posts from a page using Facebook4j api
How to login to facebook using Facebook4j
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I've forked and imported project from Github using Eclipse. But I am getting red cross at a lot of places which is valid java code. Also the keyword highlighting features etc have gone as a part of this.
I've ran the application in tomcat (from within eclipse) and it seems to work fine. How can I avoid this? What am I doing wrong?
Edit: I am able to solve the red cross issue, answer posted below. But I still can't get the syntax highlighting for Java code to work in the JSP. I've tried solutions posted in stackoverflow like opening it with the JSP Editor, which I am doing. The project is already a webproject. What more can I do to fix this?
This is a very silly error but since I've figured it out, I'll post the answer for others who might encounter the same. The github project I cloned had using a different version of java(1.6). So I went and changed it the version in my system 1.8, and the errors have gone.
Edit: Although the errors are gone, the syntax highlighting for the java code within the jsp is still absent.
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I need to write a web app from scratch with a date picker that allows user to select date and then queries the database according to thee input provided by the user and displays results. This will be deployed on the companies web servers(they have various apps on a server). However, i have no idea where to start as i have never written a web app before. Also i will need a local test and prod environment set up. Where should i start, what all needs to be included in my classpath. How do i install build tools and configure them?Eventually more people will work on enhancing the app but i first need to get it set up and deployed on prod. This will be written in java.
Cant comment due to low reputation, so i have to post my suggestion as an answer.
As JonK posted, this site is about specific code problems, but i'd suggest you looking into a few things, that might help you with your task.
Choosing from a various possibilities, is a tricky thing, and if i ware you, i would ask at your work with is more common there, so help with problems in development would be near ;)
Spring framework is quite popular and you will find plenty tutorials for it
JSF is a interesting one, and if you will choose this one, at SO, you can look into answers provided by user BalusC. As some one said to me, if Balus has written about something, then it is as he said ;)
Struts is not something that I've tied yet, but it is a choice.
And plenty more, most of them has been mentioned here
But as i said, ask at your work place, what they are using.
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I'm trying to access java.sun.com so I can read their documentation on speech recognition here:
http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/speech/forDevelopers/jsapi-guide/
Unfortunately, I cannot access this page or any other page under java.sun.com...
Is it just my computer that's having problems with this? Or is their site down?
Does anyone have a copy of this documentation they could share? Or an idea on when the site will be back online?
I've looked online for answers on these and I couldn't find anything.
Thank you!
Hopefully, you're aware that Sun was acquired by Oracle. You still can reach the cached version of this page here. Lots of links from sun.com were broken.
To get the version of page cached by Google you can either enter cache:<YOUR_URL_HERE> in the address bar (assuming you're using Google Chrome) or copy-paste the URL into the google search box, and then navigate to the cached version from the search results.
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OK, that was lazy me 4 hours ago ;) I did a little research and that's what I found out:
Official Oracle FAQ
JSR-113 JavaTM Speech API Specification
Since Java Speech API is only a specification, you could find more information from concrete implementations. See FreeTTS Programmer's Guide for example (for a whole list of implementations refer to FAQ mentioned above).
And while I was typing this Edit, I could tell you for sure that the link you mentioned in the original post was available for a couple of minutes :)
Oracle has this technology tucked away here. There is also a FAQ about it here.
Since this is only a specification, you need to grab an implementation. According to (Sun) Oracle, these are the implementations of note, probably prior to the migration. Who knows which implementations are actually maintained these days, as JSAPI doesn't seem to have been included into 1.7 (maybe it will get into 1.8?)
Here I found the documentation:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E17802_01/products/products/java-media/speech/forDevelopers/jsapi-doc/javax/speech/recognition/package-summary.html