I want to open and create .lzh file in java. I find jlha library.
But I can not find any examples of using this library.
Is there a similar library with documentation?
Take a look at project page hosted on google code. There you can find at least one example.
Have you checked the "jlhafrontend" project on Sourceforge?
http://jlhafrontend.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/jlhafrontend/jlhafrontend/org/jlhafrontend/
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I know this may seem like a really stupid question, but I'm actually having a lot of trouble finding the Google Gmail API. I've searched all over Google's developer website, but all I get are downloads to the general google-api-client.
Those are the classes that I need, but when I try to import them with the standard google client api, it says the classes are missing.
That is what Google keeps telling me to download, the google-api-services-gmail-v1-rev32-java-1.20.00 but in the libs folder there aren't any unique jars for the gmail api. In fact, all of the libs in this zip file are the same libs in the general api, which I've already used and can't find the classes I need.
I remember when I used the drive api for Google it was a pain to find the actual drive libraries, but I eventually found them. All I'm asking is where can I find the actually, gmail specific, libraries. A link would be helpful! Thanks! :D
Your best bet is to resort to Maven to manage this for you. Even if you don't want to use Maven to manage dependencies directly, you can still use the repository to find your JAR files:
http://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.google.apis/google-api-services-gmail/v1-rev32-1.20.0
And this is the direct download link, present on the website above:
http://central.maven.org/maven2/com/google/apis/google-api-services-gmail/v1-rev32-1.20.0/google-api-services-gmail-v1-rev32-1.20.0.jar
Here is the link to the client API:
http://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.google.api-client/google-api-client/1.20.0
I want to create maven project like compare to office docs with it syntax. So I think to download Google docs API.
But I didn't find any link to download it. so any API that do this or download link and sample for achieve it using Google docs or other.
You can't download Google docs the same way you download an Office file. Even the Google docs inside of the Google Drive are actually just links.
What you have to do instead is learn how to interface with the API. This will allow you to manipulate Google docs.
https://developers.google.com/drive/
I am trying to find a jar that corresponds to this javadoc but I am having trouble. Google returns this GitHub page but that is not what I want. How can I find a jar that corresponds to an API reference that I like when there is no link within the javadoc and search engine results are confusing?
From messing with the Javadoc URL I was able to find this in the tree, which looks like what you need:
http://gwt-google-apis.googlecode.com/svn/releases/maps/1.1/
If you're looking for a JAR, you may have to assemble it yourself, but they're nice enough to include the Eclipse files
The source is in that GitHub. It's just not in a jar. Go to git-maps-api/src/main/java and you'll find the code.
https://github.com/branflake2267/GWT-Maps-V3-Api/tree/master/gwt-maps-api/src/main/java
Is there a way to create link in windows?
I found samples that use VBScript or one has to do download Shortcut.exe.
I need a simple solution. Is that possible?
I had the same problem, so i wrote library for parsing and creating .lnk files. It does not use VBScripts or JNI, java code only. See my Github.
Creating shortcuts: ShellLink.createLink("targetfile", "linkfile.lnk"). You can also set up most parameters of the link. See details and examples in repo.
Probably this question is not actual already, but i hope it will be helpfull for people who will find this topic in Google.
Well, I had to use Shortcut.exe to create shortcut but actually what I needed was a HardLink to a folder but Shortcut.exe would create a SoftLink.
Eventually I used junction.exe to create the HardLink.
Check this post for more information https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46885/how-to-create-symbolic-links-in-windows
I suggest you to create a shortcut manually and then copy it programatically into the desktop folder.
c:\users\desktop
I´m developing a Java solution for manage an iTunes Library (ITL file). The ITL format is a propietary one.
I'm looking for an implementation or a documentation about ITL format but Google can't find anything useful.
Does anyone have experience about that? Where to find more information?
Thanks in advance.
There is an open source project called titl that sounds exactly what you're looking for.
The repository is here: http://code.google.com/p/titl/
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iTunes has an api that you can use to inform iTunes of changes without having to modifying the iTunes ITL file directly. On OSX you can use Applescript, on Windows a DLL that Ive manipulate using Jacob and Java
Most of the time, Apple folks uses preferences list format (or its XML counterpart). As an example, it is the case for iPoho Library file. I have had success parsing this file using commons configuration in the past. Maybe you could try it.