I'm new to MPXJ would like to know more regarding MPXJ but I googled found lack of example or tutorial regarding it, any sample example regarding it? I will appreciate
Have a look at the "getting started" pages on the web site for a general overview. There is also a small set of examples in the sample package which forms part of the source distribution. This will give you an idea of the basics of handling project files.
If you have anything specific you'd like to see, either in the getting started documentation, or the sample code, I'm happy to add something for you.
Jon
p.s. I maintain MPXJ - hence my interest!
This blog post has a nice simple example of writing a project file http://www.iniy.org/?p=337
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sorry to bother you all but I have a simple issue which is obsessing me, I'm trying to use MediaTypeUtils.getMediaTypeForFileName but I can't manage to find any dependency, I only get "cannot be resolved" for a project trying to get a .zip file on a external API. I don't think the rest of the code matters a lot since it's definitely not working yet.
Please give me any tip or advice as I'm quite the beginner. Thanks a lot.
Okay I found out that it was just an import from another java file that I didn't notice on the project, that's why I couldn't find any dependancy. I had trouble with it because it was some random tutorial on the web and it wasn't much documented.
Sorry about that.
I want to export report in java using ListCreator. After few hours looking up information, I found its source code at this link: https://github.com/mvel/mvel/blob/master/src/main/java/org/mvel2/optimizers/impl/refl/collection/ListCreator.java
But looking up for its documentation, tutorial, example doesn't give any result. Is there anyone here knows how to use it?. Could you give me some example, tutorial link or document about it.
Thanks for your help.
I have hosted my web-application on google appengine. I had to put up some java code on my website.So I am looking for a java parser for the website. Please suggest some.
Actually I wanted to put up a project that used C and Java so I am looking for a parser that can parse both the languages.Are there available parser or I will have to write my own ?
Edit : My sole purpose 'now' is code highlighting
If you just need code highlighting, there are tons of stuff out there. You could, for instance, use highlight.js, or even Google's own code prettifier.
At this moment, that is what I can get from your question, so until further clarification, I won't be able to give a more precise answer.
I'm using a new set of Java tools that I'm not entirely familiar with, for Birt report writing.
They're discussed here:
http://www.eclipse.org/birt/phoenix/deploy/designEngineAPI.php#concepts
Now normally the Oracle API site seems to have and explain everything I need, but I've been unable to locate anything Birt related there.
The most promising link I came up with through Google, and the above link was:
http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/viewvc.cgi/source/org.eclipse.birt.report.model/?hideattic=1&root=BIRT_Project
However I'm finding that page difficult in navigating. I couldn't seem to find the grid, label, image classes and methods, etc that were mentioned in the first page's example. Have I missed them or are they in one of those folders? Or can they be found on the Oracle site?
Additionally, I will be looking for a class that allows a JDBC to SQLite. I haven't looked yet, but if anyone can tell me ahead of time a good one to use that would be helpful.
Try this link:
BIRT Programmer's Reference
I have download Grevill gervill.jar and with my existing code follow from:
http://www.jsresources.org/examples/MidiPlayer.html
Could anyone spare a little effort to write a tutorial on loading SF2 soundbank? I would cry without a tutorial on the web.
new SF2Soundbank(new FileInputStream(new File("sb.sf2")));
Then you just load all the instruments in the synthesizer.
Do some research.
If you want to learn how this code works, download it and try it. Generate javadoc API reference docs from the source. Try to figure it out. If you have problems getting it to work, post another question like this, but include specific details of the problem you are having.
You'll get a much better response this way. Stack Overflow is not someplace to find someone to do your research work for you.