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I want to make an app which is purely based on AI-based functionality, and I'd like to use some python libraries for that (looking mostly at natural language processing and deep learning). Now, I know there are tools (kivy, NDK) to I can use to develop the app entirely in python, but I really want to develop the app using JAVA.
How can I make an android app with JAVA, while still using some python libraries?
As a general approach, you could use Android Studio, which employs Java and XML files, to build your app, and tie that app to python-powered RESTful web services on a back end. Eve is an open-source Python REST API framework which would allow for this.
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So I'm currently developping an app in Android Studio, being Java the programming languague used. I wanted to know If It's possible to convert it later into IOS, and if so, how should i do it.
Thanks in advance for all responses.
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You cannot convert all the project from Android to iOS.
But what you can do is inspire yourself from the work that you have done on Android (how you solved a specific problem) and also you could try to convert Utils classes (if possible).
Long answer
Android and iOS development principles are different (design patterns ...).
Converting JAVA to Swift is not always correct and optimized.
UX is different in both platforms (example: there is no Toast in iOS)
You can not convert but, You can achieve it using Kotlin Multiplatform Project, where you can write business logic once for both of the platforms.
You can find more details about "How to do?" from the following reference:
https://kotlinlang.org/docs/tutorials/native/mpp-ios-android.html
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I would like to use Windows Hello Face and Fingerprint API in my web application.
The websites I found show C# coding but my web application is developed in Java.
How do I integrate Windows Hello Face and Fingerprint API in my Java web application?
I also wonder, but I have find out, that Windows Hello is based on Intel solution Real Sense https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense also for Linux. I dont see, that they have Java API, but I would say, that java native wrapper can be created for library. There is also documentation https://software.intel.com/sites/products/realsense/person/developer_guide.html#3.2.3_Person_Recognition. I have not tried it yet, but I think, it can be good point of start.
this also may help us to get stuff working https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/code-sample-facial-recognition-using-intel-realsense-sdk
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How can I develop in Java and still use Unreal Engine 4?
Do you have to use a wrapper (I have heard something about this), do I have to modify the source code that comes with purchase or is there a plugin out there that I can use?
http://jmonkeyengine.org/ seems good and I love the IDE (and the SDK itself), but I cannot get over having to place objects on certain coordinates.
There is, as of this moment time, no Java support on the Unreal Engine. There is a C# plugin available however, you could probably explore how they accomplished it if you plan on making your own wrapper.
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I need to access data from an oscilloscope (Tektronix DO4034B) connected to my LAN. The oscilloscope has a web-GUI to perform the functions.
My doubt is how I develop a software in Java to perform these same functions in my program, accessing the oscilloscope in the network.
Thanks.
If the oscilloscope publishes a Java API, it will be easy. Download the API and use according to directions.
If the oscilloscope publishes a non-Java API, then it's a matter of binding the Java language to the published API.
If the oscilloscope doesn't publish an API, then you have to make a choice.
Figure out how to set up a service on the oscilloscope, which binds to the internal api, and presents what you desire.
Use a Java web client, Apache's HttpClient comes to mind, and have Java drive a program driven headless web browser.
I'd opt for #2 unless there is some overriding reason to make it integrate with a larger environment better.
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Are there any Java EE frameworks that are similar to CodeIgniter for PHP?
I need to convert a PHP web app to Java for my company. (This is because they want to deploy the app on a Heroku Server) Currently, the application uses the CodeIgniter framework. This is my first Java EE project and I am in the process of learning JSF right now, but while I am doing that, I would like to know of possible frameworks that I should be looking at/ considering for this project.
Not sure abt Heroku deployment, but Spring is a very capable f/w in Java. For small to medium size apps, Play f/w is also a good option.