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If I have a Java web project on github, is it possible to create a github page from the source files? Something like this (How is posible add several javascript libraries to main html?).
You can't run your Java application on GitHub. For this purpose you need an application server, for example Tomcat, Glassfish, or Wildfly. Github gives you the opportunity to show only HTML pages with JavaScript.
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I'm using Jhipster for my web application, Spring Boot and angular.
I want to work with frontend freelance developer, For that I would like to deploy the frontend separately.
How can I do it?
Like Gaël Marziou mentioned, it isn't necessary to separate the frontend code from the backend code. Your app is generated with angular: you'll find the frontend code in src/main/webapp and you can edit the Angular-code of your jhipster generated application with any development tool.
You also can generate the frontend only with jhipster --skip-server as mentioned in https://www.jhipster.tech/creating-an-app/.
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I want to profile a Java code programmatically in Java. I have searched the internet about tutorials but in vain. All that I've come across is how to profile a Java code using a third party application. It would be of great help if you guys can suggest some profiling API in Java and how to use it.
JProfiler has an API for profiling where the results are directly accessible from the API - no GUI required.
See the api/samples/platform example in the installation directory and the javadoc in api/javadoc.
Disclaimer: My company develops JProfiler.
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I want to commit a file in a repository using Java Program. I am using Subversion and we use Subclipse plugin along with STS 3.4 and JDK 7. Is it possible to commit files programmatically using Java?
You can try one of the clients available like SVKit http://svnkit.com/ which provide api to talk to svn repositories.
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I would like to know how can I automatically pull html from web site and put it into eclipse or visual studio. I would like my program to pull it from internet on every five minutes or so. Also can my program autoclick on some buttons or refresh the page?
It looks like you need http://www.seleniumhq.org/ - it can download source of the page and you can programmatically click on links and perform other interactions with the page
Also you can download web pages with Apache HTTP Client library - http://hc.apache.org/httpcomponents-client-ga/index.html
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I'm coding a project in java. I have a really basic question: how do you get a graphics program? And what libraries do you need?
I know that Processing (which isn't really java) does this for you, but I'm using eclipse.
For desktop apps you should look at Swing, Java2D, and Java3D.
The web is another matter. Your browser choices should include JavaScript libraries like d3.
Eclipse has nothing to do with it. It's just an IDE.