Is it possible to develop iphone apps with java? I'd prefer to use alchemo over xmlvm because of the superior features that it offers. Can I do that? Is anyone else doing that? I've looked all over their site for the download link, but can't find it! Is it available? If so, where?
http://www.innaworks.com/alchemo-for-iphone-java-me-j2me-to-iphone-porting/
Is it possible to program with Java? Yes. There are also implementations of C# with Mono that work (kinda) with the iPhone.
Is it ideal? Probably not. Objective-C really is the first class citizen on the iPhone and the majority of information, resources and help will be centered here.
As for alchemo? This looks like one of those times you will actually have to contact New Zealand if you really want more info.
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Now I am researching how to implement email-based sing-up in Play Java. However, I couldn't get any useful information, so can anyone tell me the information? In other words, can anyone show some links or the easy example of it?
This is the example written in Scala, but unfortunately I can't understand well, I am not familiar with Scala...
Any comment is welcome.
EDIT: Some people dislike this question. Maybe they think this is not a good question because I am supposed to reach some answers of this question.
However, in fact there seems to be no information that help me build email-based authentication when using Java. In Play Scala, you have many options. But I want to know how to realize it in Java, not Scala. So, this question is so meaning for some people who try to build a web app in Play Java.
You can do this using the Play Authenticate library: http://joscha.github.io/play-authenticate/
I was wondering if anyone knows a good tutorial that explains how to use SQLite with libgdx. All the ones I have found don't explain it well and I'm having trouble figuring out how to use it. So if you know of one that explains everything decently please give me the link to it. Thanks in advance.
Notice that the extensions available won't work for multi-platform, at max you'll be able to support Android and Desktop. My advise is for you to create your own classes for methods for accessing info stored as files on the device trough the LibGDX File API. You won't get to use SQL and it will certainly take longer but you'll get try multi-platform support (if that is what you're looking too of course).
https://code.google.com/p/libgdx-users/wiki/SQLite
Try this, although it is rather a suggestion of implementation rather than a full blown tutorial.
A Libgdx user proposed an SQLite extension several months ago. Its definitely a work-in-progress, but might be a good place to get some ideas or borrow some code from: https://github.com/libgdx/libgdx/pull/222
I am trying the application program using json.what is the uses of json_decode in android.How can i use the json_decode in my application? is it possible means tell some idea.
I think you'd be best to ask on a forum like App Dev Forum or similar as this is not the sort of question we like to answer on StackOverflow. You really need to research these things yourself or give us a code snippet for us to check out. This is more of a strictly programming related community.
It would be MUCH easier if you used GSON. It automatically maps JSON to your classes.
Good day!
With regards to my previous question about Java Swing being used for web development, I have a job interview today and they told me that their company uses Swing then convert it to javascript then deploy it on the web.
Can anyone explain this to me better? What books / websites should I study so that I could understand how this is done. Is this a good / common practice?
Thank you very much.
You can take a look at CreamTec's AjaxSwing. I've played around with it several times and it's the only product I know so far that takes your existing Swing GUI and converts it into something displayable in your browser.
Whether this is good practice or not is not really easy to answer. This solution works well as long as your application does not need to scale largely. CreamTec states that their solution is suited for about 50 clients IIRC.
The markup generated by AjaxSwing can in no way be called semantic but that is a common thing with these kinds of generators.
You can try AjaxSwing pretty easily since it does not require you to do much configuration but my recommendation is to use a dedicated web framework if you want higher scalability.
It sounds like GWT also. Granted that is not what the person said, but if it was a recruiter, they may been confused on the exact technology.
AjaxSwing is a run-time tool and needs a server license for commercial use.
You might want to try Mia Transformer www.mia-software.com. They change Swing Java code to GWT Java Code and GWT changes it to Javascript and then if you want you can use Google V8 compiler for faster execution. Of course it is not 100%. We are going to try it for a large project and see if it works.
The other link provided to us was http://swingweb.sourceforge.net/swingweb/. Have not checked it out though.
Will keep you posted. If you come across a workable solution please share.
Just curious to see people's opinions:
Has anyone thought about implementing the Flash player API in Java? Controlling sprites, graphics, media, etc is so easy to do in Flash, it seems like it would only make sense to have a similar API in Java.
JFlash started an effort to do this. I do not know of any active project doing this, though.
See JavaFX