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Closed 11 years ago.
I am looking for Java libraries to produce data in KML format.
It appears there are at least three Java libraries for Keyhole Markup Language (KML):
JAK
gekmlib
kmlframework
As far as the best, that would depend on your needs. JAK appears to be the best supported at the present time.
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Closed 9 years ago.
I wonder, is there some powerful handwriting recognition libraries which can work not only with separate characters, but with whole words and sentences?
Try using Tesseract-OCR , it seems to be a good OCR Engine
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Closed 10 years ago.
I need to use JPA in a project. I have no previous experience with JPA and what I am reading through internet sources is a little confusing. I do not know if I should use Hibernate, EclipseLink or some other.
What can you recommend for me as a beginner?
Refer this hibernate-and-mysql
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I need to represent graphically a directed graph, with possibility of defining events when clicking the nodes.
But the library needs to be free, because it's for a professional purpose and I won't get lucky on getting a paid one.
See Java graph library
jGraph and JUNG are both licensed under BSD.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I'm looking for an embeddable Java ETL, an Extract Transform Load engine that can be called from Java code.sample code may be useful to help me specific to extraction.
thunks
Scriptella is a good candidate, embedd and straightforward.
Data Pipeline in another option (not free version).
Smooks maybe worthwhile too.
Have you looked into Kettle? You'll find API usage examples here:
http://wiki.pentaho.com/display/EAI/Pentaho+Data+Integration+-+Java+API+Examples
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I have high level idea on the differences between C++ and Java compilation. But, I want to really understand and dive deep. can you suggest any references or blogs ?
Maybe this can bring some light on the subject
Java:
C++: