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I'm searching for an industrial serial to USB converter.
I want to use it within my JAVA application to communicate with various devices.
Therefore the serial adapter has to provide a mode for RS232, RS422 and RS485.
Furthermore there should be a library which enables me to enable and disable the buffer in the serial adapter.
I tried the MOXA Uport 1150, which does a great job. The problem with this adapter is, that the serial mode (232,422,485) can't be changed within a Java-application and the buffer of the MOXA can't be enabled/disabled either.
I hope someone can help me!
Michael
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is there any Java port for GLM library ? I'm using LWJGL and I'm missing some nice capabilities of GLM.
I have seen mention about port in this answer, but I don't know how to contact the person that wrote the answer (no messages on stackoverflow, no possibility to add comment to closed question).
Porting GLM to Java wouldn't really make sense - it is very much a "C++" library.
This Github repo (found by googling "glm java port opengl matrix") claims to be a "conceptual" port. Your mileage may vary.
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I am trying to develop an app for audio conferencing between two android mobiles using socket programming. I managed to do that in java using javax.net.sampled package to handle the audio streaming. But this package is not available in android and I am using api 10. So What should I use other than javax.net.sampled package to handle the audio streaming?
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I'm hoping to use Java to use GPUs in order to accelerate computation. I've heard CUDA has Java bindings, but I'm wondering if OpenCL does too? Overall I'm pretty confused about which devices are supported by which, and which is best to use with Java.
Basically, I'm trying to find something that is easily implemented in Java, and can support the most number of GPUs (NVIDIA, ATI, etc). Does anyone have a suggestion of what I should look into to achieve this? Thanks!
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Suppose I have a Java application. I want to run another Java application from current (not a thread - a separate application) to calculate some function and them get the result to my first application to output it. How can I implement this?
What comes to mind:
RMI
shared memory
piping
calling 1st from 2nd
sending signal
socket programming (REST, SOAP, etc.)
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I seek some full featured async http client (using NIO, not thread per connection), that supports connections through all kinds of proxy(http/https/socks4/socks5).
I need different proxy per connection, not one global proxy for all connections.
so... what library i can use?
P.S. sorry for my english
I think you want this: https://github.com/AsyncHttpClient/async-http-client
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