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What can I do to improve the docs of the official Java API? Is there some convenient way such a wiki site of javadoc allowing people to edit?
If there is none available, what about some tool/script helping document integration? Something which provides auto-integration of javadoc and custom documents, so I can add contents while keeping sync with new API javadoc?
PS: I'm hoping to improve several parts such as JavaFX and Reflection, both lack examples and the latter contains many stub docs such as Class.getSimpleName() = returns the simple name of class.
Head over to OpenJDK. They have a section on 'Hacking the JDK itself' and they accept patches. There is a lot of synergy between OpenJDK and Oracle.
That said, Oracle also have a contribution process outlined here.
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"The Morning Brew" it's a very well done blogs that each day summarize the best posts for the .Net development platform.
It can be found at http://blog.cwa.me.uk/.
Is there a similar blog for Java? If not is someone interested in doing one? I do not need a series of blog about Java (I've already subscribed) but something that, like the .Net equivalent, posts the most relevant finding of the day.
Took a look at your link, for me something similar to it but in Java World is TheServerSide.com - "Your Enterprise Java Community"
Another good feed is "Javalobby - the heart of the Java developer community". In fact I prefer to surf its parent resource http://dzone.com/ - here you can find popular links from different technologies all around the web, and it keeps me up ;)
The Java Posse is an excellent java/news podcast resource, and the "liner" notes for their episodes have detailed links and notes.
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Please recommend open source web applications that use velocity for html generation, that would be good examples to learn from.
Want to try using velocity for my next web app but want to learn from more experienced people first (:
Apache Roller does. Also the example applications that come with the VelocityTools project. Liferay. And plenty of frameworks include Velocity support and examples. Apache Click is one of the better of those.
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I am looking for an Arima time series models in java.
Is there any Java library implementing Arima/Arma model?
Googling should help :)
I got this from Google:
Java ARMA model, simulation and fitting
Java ARIMA model
Hi Please refer to Apache Math Library for other forms of Regression, like Simple, OLS, GLS etc. I am looking for the same API as you are and API suggested in an Answer above SuanShu is not useful because it's PAID. I think Apache Math might be useful for you.
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Can anyone recommend a based open source mailing list software ?
The following would all be desired if possible:
Java as the underlying language, as we have people who are experienced with Java
Something which is packaged as a war and can be dropped into a Tomcat server
A sleek interface
Underlying data should be reasonably transparent
Good support for groups - sometimes we want to send mail to everyone, sometimes only people working in a certain area etc.
This is for a non-profit tax-payer funded research organization, so open-source (free) is a high priority. Thanks.
http://subetha.tigris.org/
Apache James http://james.apache.org/server/2.3.2/mailing_lists.html
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In other answers at Stackoverflow it's been suggested that Weka is good, but there are others (Classifier4j, jBNC, Naiban).
Does anyone have actual experience with these?
Weka is awesome, but Classifier4J is probably closer to what you want, since it's more aimed at text recognition.
You could also have a look at the still very new Apache Mahout project.
Another new library is ci-bayes, nice and very simple to use.
disclaimer: I have submitted a patches to this project and am currently a committer