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I want to build listener using Java to pull data from IBM MQ once the data existing in the queue, anyone have the idea?
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How to ask questions: https://stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask
A bit on an IBM MQ listener here: https://github.com/ibm-messaging/mq-dev-samples/tree/master/jms/DemoMessageListenerApplication
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I set up a simple Tensorflow server with instructions from here https://tensorflow.github.io/serving/serving_advanced, using my own model. Is there a way to make predict requests directly from Java?
If it's possible, please provide some source code.
Thanks!
Yes can use the tensorflow Java API, doc here. And the java api is experimental.
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Can I use xampp as a localhost for java or javafx to be specific? You see, I've been looking on the internet and all I see is sqlite which seems so complicated since I just started learning java and still unfamiliar in it.
XAMPP is Application bundle for PHP
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I need to create a java program which runs all the time since the boot, and I'd like to be able to comunicate with it when some some event (inputs from a hosted php server) happen.
In my mind there should be a daemon running and a way to give him some instructions, any suggestion? Is there a simple way to do that?
You could create an http endpoint and then do a post to it with the info that you want the service to handle
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I am developing a web application to move data from Microsoft SQL Server data to Cloudera Hadoop. Please give Some Suggestions.
So Sqoop2 is being actively developed for this exact purpose. Also, the Hue project has a Sqoop2 app, which uses Sqoop to batch transfer data.
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Is there a way to pass data from Java applet to aspx page and vice-versa?
You can have a look at websocket.
For the java part, I have a good experience with this library:
http://www.ning.com/code/2010/03/introducing-nings-asynchronous-http-client-library/
On the Windows side, there's a problem that websocket is supported since Windows 8. I don't know if it will suffice or if there's some workaround