Any Java counterpart of wget in shell script [closed] - java

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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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Any examples on how to use JLLVM or LLVM-J? [closed]

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Is there any examples on how to parse LLVM bitcode in my Java application using eather LLVM-J or JLLVM? I could not find any examples or tutorials on how to use those.

JsPerf-like site for Java? [closed]

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I'm looking for a site like JsPerf but for Java. Is it possible to compile code in applet and then immediately run it (I guess there may be some security problems)?
Try out Rextester.com for executing java code online. Looks better than its alternate Ideone in terms of interface & is also free of ads.

Java tool for Lemmatization [closed]

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I need to perform lemmatization on English, including adjectives:
e.g. Mexican --> Mexico
Can you recommend any tools, preferably in Java.
I want to stress that I am looking for lemmatization, not stemming.
Try this Lemmatization java

Any tool which can reverse json to java class definition [closed]

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I need to generate java class definition from json data. Is there any tool to do that?
I haven't tried it but this google project looks like it does what you are asking for.
https://github.com/joelittlejohn/jsonschema2pojo

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.

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