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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 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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I have a java application which needs the 'TIME' last time my app has run.
i am running jar manually.Where should this last time run info can be stored .Should i store the last run time on file or some environment variables or some other?Please suggest best way of doing this.
A straight-forward way would be with the Preferences API. You won't need to care how the data is actually stored, or where.
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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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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
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I am considering using JPPF for a application which runs a set of tasks in parallel. I was wondering if any one has had any recent experience using the framework. In particular I am interested in
1. Aspects around "robustness" for example recovery from failure of nodes.
2. Running tasks on 500+ nodes.
3. Network traffic