I am looking out for a css validator library that I can use in my java application. I have checked out this. http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/manual.html. But according to my understanding that needs to be run on a server locally or used as a command line tool. Correct me if I am wrong here.
Thanks in Advance
Behind the link you have posted there is a webservice which you can use to validate your CSS files. But you have to be online for doing this. There is also an offline version available: http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/DOWNLOAD.html which you might can embed in your application.
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Does anybody knows a link or site that I could find this Java library?
The problem is there is a Java program that my employer needs me to fix a bug but the problem is that the person that was the author of the program is not anymore working with him so he needs me to fix it but the IDE is looking for a library that is javafx.mail.jar and so far as I was searching the web there were no answers of this kind of file type.
Can someone knows about this type? Thank you in advance
FYI: I'm new in Java so please be nice :)
I'm pretty sure1 you should be looking for the JAR file for javax.mail, not javafx.mail.
You can get the JAR file from Maven Central, from Oracle or from GitHub, depending on what version you need.
1 - The Oracle javafx product has nothing to do with email. Either you have misread something, or the code you are trying to fix is currently referring to something that doesn't exist ... and you need to fix that. The javafx package tree is reserved for the use of the javafx product line itself. 3rd party libraries should not define packages in that tree.
I want to convert string xml to tree structure format using java code palette. I tried very hard to solve this.
But i didnt know how to write the code in java code palette.
Please share any one has solution for this.Plzzz help me..
You can write java code using eclipse. Create a jar once you implemented your logic in java. Place that jar under tibco/bw/lib. In TIBCO designer, using java method activity you should be able to access the jar and related method. If you need more details then please refer document (designer and BW). Let me know if steps I mentioned resolved your issue.
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I need to write some code in Java to upload a file(.tz format) to a URL(prqs#vks.com) by using HTTP PUT/POST and SMTP.I have no idea how to do this and my application is not a web based application i have to write a pure java client to do this. I searched the net but could not find a suitable tutorial on how to do this also i found a lot of stuff where in they are uploading file using a HTML form to a server. but that is not what i want.
Can you please let me know how this is to be done. If you can direct me to a tutorial or provide any sample code then it would be very helpful. I am scratching my head on this for a long time now.
Thanks
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I do this all the time from a server side Java Application.
If what your asking for is creating an e-mail with an attached file in .tz format then there are some good resources out there.
I personally used the JavaMail API. It comes with attached JavaDoc and examples. Take a look at the samples in the demo directory within. Hopefully it should help you out.
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You can try out Apache Commons Fileupload for uploading files.
Have a look at this example as well. This might work for you
I'm trying to put PrettyTime into JSP as a tag. Found this page - http://www.ke-cai.net/2010/03/formatting-time-with-prettytime-jsp-tag.html - as the only source of the tag. But I've never used Maven, so I can't figure out how to get that prettyTime.tag file along with the source code. Can someone suggest something or should I just go ahead and write a tag myself?
From what I can see in that article, all Maven will be doing is pulling in the java library. You can do this manually, and include it in your standard way (ie, in your "lib").
He seems to be telling you then how to write your own jsp tag (suggesting you call it "prettyTime.tag"), and then how to reference it.
Side note, you may want to consider reading up on and adopting Maven, its quite a powerful build management helper for java web app development.
That's just a blog of someone else. It's available by the manufacturer's site: http://ocpsoft.com/prettytime/
It's however a JSF tag, which means that you have to install and use JSF as well.
Instead of using a server-side component, you can use javascript. See the jQuery timeago plugin
I just needed to create a little interface for a project. So I decided to take given code and to run it on Google AppEngine. My problem is, that I'm experienced in JavaScript and got some basic knowledge of Java, but I got no clue how a Java webapp has to be structured. I started Eclipse and installed the AppEngine-addon, downloaded Rhino and env.js (which is necessary for the bunch of code I need to run) but then found me in the situation of sitting on this files not knowing where to put them.
It would be great if someone could tell me in which directory to put which files for Rhino (I assume it's "/war/WEB-INF/lib/"), how to add the env.js-file and how to access all these files inside the .java-file which is the index of the app.
I don't know about app engine in particular, but I have had good success using Rhino jsc to compile script files which extend the Servlet API. The end result is a nice WAR file which you can deploy in any servlet container, and perhaps App Engine as well. See here for my relevant blog post about this technique, and here for a sample Eclipse project.
Have you taken a look at this tutorial on running Rhino on GAE?
It's a link from the official "Will it play in App Engine?" thread.
http://www.appenginejs.org/ may be of interest as well.