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Hello all! I created a game using the tutorial provided here http://koderko.dk/J2METutorial. It's just a simple game that displays one image and waits for user input(this is what I created so far) The problem is that I can't find the jar file that is supposed to be created when i press Run in my IDE. I searched through my folders and the only jar file was located on {Some folders}/.eclipseme.tmp/emulation but when I upload it to my Siemens C75 phone it simply won't start (it doesn't output any errors or anything like this ). I know that my phone supports MIDP 2.0 Also I searched through Eclipse configuration and it says that the output should be saved to bin folder but I couldn't find my jar file there but just an image, a Main.launch file and a folder that contains my classes with .class extension. This caused a bit of confusion to me because I was supposed to find the jar file in this folder and instead I find it in emulation(but doesn't work as I previously mentioned) So my question is: What did I do wrong? Did I miss anything or it's just my mobile phone that doesn't want to run the file found in emulation folder? IDE: Eclipse with EclipseME plugin P.S. I'm a beginner with Java. My previous experience is with c/c++ where everything seemed straightforward. ... Source: www.theserverside.com --- 15 hours ago
Getting Java applications to scale requires an intimate understanding of the application, the JVM, and the underlying hardware. Wang Yu presents some surprising results of Java application scalability based on his experiences in a performance laboratory. ... Source: forums.devx.com --- 18 hours ago
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A lot of Ant user think that to create a new Ant task you need to write some Java code and to extend Task (or MatchingTask). Well, since Ant 1.6 you write what is called macros. 2 new tasks can be used to do it: macrodef presetdef I would say that Presetdef is a simplified version of macrodef. Here is an example of macrodef: Source: www.jroller.com --- 7 hours ago
Facelet is a project from Sun's employee, and repositioning as JSF View. We know there is Velocity and Freemarker for a long long long time... I believe that Velocity and Freemarker experience wont be part of the JSR (Facelet JSR).. how many opensource project become an independent project. I just feel that standard is getting unrelevan, because there is no program to hugh and become umbrella for creative cool idea to be part of them. We have Log4J but Sun develop Java logging.. but... Groovy is in JSR also, Jetspeed become Portlet API, but.. JPA 2.0 is from Oracle (EclipseLink), and JDO failed (we can see that ORM tech is more dominant in EJB3). I am seeking a way for new OpenSource project become JSR.. so we can join all the creative cool thing there.. to bring trust to the market... ... Source: singapore.recruit.net --- 15 hours ago
... T1 bank looking for Java Developers with SQL and OO design experience to do core development, and design and deliver ... ... ... Source: www.tech-archive.net --- 13 hours ago
Summary: How do I route the contents of an XMLDocument object into a ... XMLDocument exposes two methods called WriteContentTo and WriteTo, ... ... Source: theunspunblog.com --- 2 hours ago
Now all we need is some enterprising marketers to use this information to market Indonesian coffee. But come to think of it with the kind of quality Indonesia has, why have not the coffee growers and the government marketed Indonesian coffee better? Why is Indonesia almost never associated with its great coffees in any promotional [...] ... Source: www.redcanary.ca --- 4 hours ago
Java Wizard "If you build it, they will game." Location: Toronto, Ontario Contact To make an inquiry or to submit a resume, please contact: Heather Holmes The Opportunity: This Toronto-based start-up is seeking a superstar developer. Your job as Java/struts wizard will be to piece together (and build the pieces for) the company’s gaming/social networking portal. This is wide-ranging and challenging work that in some cases has never been done before. In essence you’ll be developing all the bells and whistles of a social networking site, plus creating an environment where online game players meet and compete against each other…for more than just bragging rights. You’ll work on both sides of the server/client fence, incorporating Java Servlets, JSP , Struts, Hibernate, Javascript and Ajax (see the Web Developer role if you’re a specialist in script and Ajax) into your work. A recent media tour saw this company splashed on the front page of the Wall Street Journal and featured on both Fox Business and G4 TV . You’ll need to be a deft programmer who can build or enhance registration, financial, tournament management, game results validation and customer service tools. Working with the CTO , you’ll design, develop, test and implement interactive applications that include head-to-head challenges, tournaments, rankings, ‘skilled gaming’, and a lot more. Everything needs to be considered: security, privacy, latency, load, interactivity, scalabi ... Source: www.java-channel.org --- 12 hours ago
CodeRuler gives users the opportunity to pit their Java programming skills against other players in a medieval world of conquest. Each player writes a Java class that represents and controls a ruler. Each ruler (class) is placed in a simulated battle along with rulers from other players. The competition and competitiveness actually makes users end up coding better and faster. ...
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Scala's functional orientation is worth exploring. Functional programming in Scala will give you some new design constructs and ideas, as well as built-in constructs that make programming certain scenarios much easier. In this article, you will look at four types common to most functional languages: lists, tuples and sets, and the Option type. ... Source: jobline.hu --- 13 hours ago
ITJobs Kft ... Source: www.codingforums.com --- 4 minutes ago Hi, I have some Java script on my site that i would like to separate from the xhtml. I have tried to save the scripts in separate Java files and inserted just the src of the script in the page. In the head i have put Code: --------- |
This development library isn't strictly Wiibrew, but since it concerns the Wii peripherals, it rightly belongs here in the Wii blog. WiiRemoteJ is a library that allows the Wiimote and the Balance Board to interact with computers via Bluetooth , with Java as the medium. The library is now on version 1.4. The library's author, Cha0s , remarks that this library places special emphasis on multiple remote support. This is also the first release to feature Balance Board support, so please note that the Balance Board class doesn't have much functions yet. Included in the download below is the javadocs containing the necessary information for every public class, field, and method. For those who need the info, here is the changelog for WiiRemoteJ since its initial release from last year. 7/03/08 v1.4 Fixed bugs with multiple remotes Made Exceptions thrown when connecting via findRemote() propagate to user Added Balance Board support Updated README and LICENSE appropriately 2/24/08 v1.3 Improved thread cleanup after disconnect. Added ability to create "fake" WiiRemotes for use in initializing events Updated README and LICENSE 1/14/08 v1.2 Workaround for BlueSoleil bug added. GuitarExtension added 12/26/07 v1.1 Numerous bug fixes. I've forgotten what they all are. Added support for systems that don't have mice. 6/25/07 v1.0 Totally redid ButtonMaps to allow multiple types of actions (key presses, mouse clicks, and mouse scrolls) ...