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What I want to do is an iPhone app. But I want to program this in Java : is it possible?
Because, to program an iPhone app you have to program in Swift or Objective C, but can we do it in Java?...
There was a solution: RoboVM. Unfortunately it has been discontinued. But still available here: https://github.com/robovm/robovm
Also you may look at: Avian and Intel Multi-OS Engine
There is a solution https://www.codenameone.com/ which allows WORA for iOS and many other OS's including Windows UWP etc.
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I already developed my first swing and spring apps, i was wondering if there are any cross platform frameworks for java mobile (android and IOS) app development, if not what frameworks would u suggest.
2 Frameworks that I know of, aimed at game development:
PlayN
LibGDX
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One way to check could be based on the device width, but that definitely is not concrete. Are there any UA parsers/libraries to help identify this based on user agent string?
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If you need to know if your device is a mobile/desktop/tablet, UADetector http://uadetector.sourceforge.net/ has a pretty nice device categorization:
Since version 0.9.10 we support device categorization which means that
for instance an iPhone or Nexus 4 will be classified as Smartphone and
an iPad, Kindle or Surface RT as Tablet
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i would like to know if there is a tool which can help me to automate a java applet application in browser
i tried to use FEST-Selenium but is there any other tools ?
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After some research on Java Applet Automation i found some tools which can help to automate the Java Applets. Some of them you can Look for is LiveConnect and Robot. You can give a try with them.
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I am currently trying to make a metronome with adjustable rhythm and tempo, but I have no idea how to use the Java sound API.
Here's a demo on Oracle's website for the Java Sound API. Also be sure to check out the Java Sound Programmer Guide.
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I Want to create a photo dictionary with .jar extension for mobile phones,what is the right tool or language for this purpose ?
I suspect that you would want to write a so called MIDlet using Java ME.
The proper tools include
The Java SDK
Eclipse together with a proper plugin such as EclipseME (or another compliant IDE)
The Sun Wireless Toolkit (WTK) which among other things contains an emulator)
A good step-by-step introduction to writing your first MIDlet can be found here:
http://www.autexier.de/jmau/dev/j2me/j2me.html