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I want to develop java swing application with Google map. But I could not be succeed. I have another problem is it possible with swing applications?
You can use JXMapViewer.
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enter image description hereDoes anyone know, how to solve the import com.sun.prism.Graphics problem? It says to me, that the import is not accessible.- I coded this according to the tutorial... And Java also advices me to add this command. But when I add it, Java says that its not accessible.
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This is internal class of particular JRE implementation. It is not part of Java Language Soecification. The tutorial you are using is bad in this sense.
If you really want to implement graphics with Java, consider Java FX.
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I would like to use a function that would skip the loop for one iteration. I found out that continue works in Java, but it doesn't seem to work in Python. Is there an equivalent of continue in Python, and if so, what is it?
Refer to the official python documentation for information on continue in python.
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Eclipse doesn't detecting the errors
Your source file is not treated as java source
Please config you java source path in the Project Properties tab.
The source with an icon looks like this one:
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I have been following the official tutorials about Sockets (link to the tutorials); however, I have not been able to 'link' two PC's with two different operating systems, there are not errors shown.
I would like to know if it is possible to do this entirely on Java, or if there is any existent library out there that does it.
Thank you in advance.
Java should already by platform, OS and hardware independent. You may have network issues?
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Something strange with my java interface. It's drawn very bad.
What could be the problem?
This creates problem with JDK 8, which can be solved by changing your graphics card settings.
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Swing rendering appears broken in JDK 1.8, correct in JDK 1.7