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I want to make a simple REST service that initiates multicasting of a file based on a get request. I really need it to be as lightweight as possible in terms of resources.
Preferably I'd like to have it as a standalone executable jar. Is there such a solution out there?
The simplest I've found so far are RESTX and RestExpress, but they don't appear to be single-jar solutions.
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I need to do reflection and introspection in my java application, but I find that java.lang.reflect is a little bit complex to use, and I cannot easily find solutions for what I want to do.
Do you know another library that do introspection?
For introspection start with java.beans.Introspector.
To get started with reflection have a look at the tutorial: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/reflect/
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I'm looking for an open source API allowing to manage events in Java. My needs are to create .ics file that contains one (or many) event(s) in order to synchronise them.
Also it will be very helpfull if this API can manage update (ie : if we can update event that we first create with the same system).
I've used ical4j (https://code.google.com/p/ical4j/) for similar problems some months ago.
This should give you a good start to solve your problem.
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Is there any webpage that holds basic programs, which are using Java SVN kit, that do simple stuff with svn like: co, info, update etc.
I'm reading API, but I need just some simple stuff for beginning.
Thanks!
Um... how bout the SvnKit website which has example code:
SvnKit examples
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I am developing an application using jsf,hibernate.
I have to create module for user blogs and forum.
Is there any way to integrate and configure or i need to develop it from the scratch.
Please help.
JForum (www.jforum.net) is nice to work with, easily configurable, and you could embed it in your site.
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WS-DM is a web services equivalent of JMX. I am looking for an open source implementation...
You might want to look at Apache Muse