How to sniff Java applet HTTP traffic on MacOS? [closed] - java

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Are there any utilities/browser plugins to sniff java applet http traffic except for tcpdump? I'd like to have well-structured representation.

Try Wireshark - it has very structured data view, and great query capabilities.

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"Speaker Recognition and Segmentation" [closed]

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Looking for a code that would process media file to "Who said what and when" in other words a "Speaker by speaker Segmentation" and what timing for each. Failing answers: doing any manual works to process the media file..thanks!
You can use speaker diarization from Kaldi, it is not easy to setup but results are great.
There are many other libraries too - LIUM, bob, etc.

Any Java counterpart of wget in shell script [closed]

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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.

Java live video capturing/streaming [closed]

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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.

Java alternative of "Google code prettifier" [closed]

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I would like to do exactly what "google code prettifier" (syntax highlighting of code snippets in a web page) does, but on serverside using java.
In the past, I have used Java2HTML to convert source code to HTML.

IMAP protocol in Java [closed]

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Where can I get an opensource library written in Java, especially for the IMAP protocol?
Something like imaplib in Python.
JavaMail API supports it. Go through Fundamentals of the JavaMail API and the JavaMail FAQ to get started with it.

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