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I'd like to read the Sun Java Swing tutorials for Java version 5.
It's easy to find Sun's tutorials for SDK 6. My searches of Sun's site and using Google didn't turn up any links (yet) to the older tutorial. Even the tutorial link on the SDK 5 page pointed to the current tutorials. Are the older tutorials still available? If so, where?
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
P.S. For the curious among you, the handling of drag and drop changes between SDK 5 and SDK 6. I'd like to read the tutorial that pertains to the JVM I'm actually using.
Sun provides "Archives" with earlier snapshots of the tutorials.
The following link should have an option for the JDK 5 tutorial:
http://java.sun.com/products/archive/tutorials/download.html
You can easily find the every version of API documentation. So you really think that you can't survive with those documents? ;)
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I'm looking for a bundle to download and it is unclear if any of them have Java 8 support. I'm interested in Eclipse for Java EE developers bundle.
Instructions on how to use Java 8 for eclipse can be found here. Note, however, that this isn't a public release, and there are likely still bugs with it. Both Netbeans and IntelliJ IDEA have better support for Java 8, at the moment.
You might very well be in luck, support for Java 8 should have gone public yesterday 18th March 2014.
https://wiki.eclipse.org/JDT_Core/Java8
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Is there any library that can be used to convert Android java code to iOS ? Please if more than one enumerate the advantages.
There is J2ObjC from Google to achieve this.
There are two nice tools available which will be useful for those who work on both Android as well as iOs
Java to Objective c converter click here to visit.
Objective c to Java converter click here to visit.
check this project from Google http://google-opensource.blogspot.com.es/2012/09/j2objc-java-to-ios-objective-c.html, this is the only one that I here about. I make a few test a time ago and the result was not so good.
use J2ObjC
The open-source tool, which automatically converts Java source code into the Objective-C language that is used in native iPhone and iPad apps
Yes J2ObjC. Google developed.
http://code.google.com/p/j2objc/
http://www.androidcentral.com/google-develops-tool-translate-java-ios-friendly-objective-c-code
You might wanna have a look at J2Objc.it is an open-source command-line tool from Google that translates Java code to Objective-C for the iOS (iPhone/iPad) platform.
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After a while, I went to download.oracle.com looking for Java 6 tutorials that were really great. I was surprised that I didn't found them there; where are they? If they are not hosted anymore by Oracle, can they be downloaded anywhere?
Edit: For some reason I can't open http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/. Can anyone provide direct link to current bundle?
On the Java Tutorials page there's a link called "Download the latest Java SE Tutorials bundle" (in the right column). Follow it
On the tutorial main page, in the Tutorial Resources box, click the Download the latest Java SE Tutorials bundle link
http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/, right box "Tutorial Resources", link "Download the latest Java SE Tutorials Bundle".
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I am looking for a opens source SDK in java for fingerprint matching with good accuracy.
Can anyone suggest me one?
I realize this post is old, but I was just looking for a similar answer today and came across this post. I have not used this SDK, but reading the documentation the API seems straight forward and simple to use.
http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/sourceafis/index.php?title=SourceAFIS
I don't think such a SDK exists. Opensource and in Java?
Java is already not the best language for direct hardware access (thinking of the finger print readers). And you didn't mention which finger print reader it should be for.
If you want a SDK which is able to use multiple readers I suggest reading this answer to a similar question
Is there a fingerprint reader api/sdk?
Here are some (can't vouch for quality):
Biometric SDK
Level 3 Fingerprint Image Toolkit
http://sourceforge.net/projects/biometricsdk/
this SDK is available for java and C++ (good for direct Hardware access).
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Please provide a good, thorough tutorial about Java class loading, focusing on how to extend that mechanism and how to actually work with the extension.
There's obviously Sun's trail which gives you the technical foundations. I find that despite being thirteen years old(!) this JavaWorld article is still a very good place to start - the technicalities of classloading haven't changed much or at all since then, to my knowledge. (Someone please correct this if there have been any important changes since then!).
IBM are usually good for technical Java articles, and they don't disappoint here. O'Reilly also have a more recent article that covers much the same thing but has a pretty diagram in it. :-)
The Mindprod Java Glossary has a good description of what a classloader is and lists tutorials and technical articals at the end of the page.