Java

Re: conversion of a color image into a black white image

7-Mar-09 8:38

Different colour crayon?

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sudipkumar0316-Mar-09 20:12

sudipkumar03

16-Mar-09 20:12

thanks alot

Re: conversion of a color image into a black white image

fly9047-Mar-09 8:42

7-Mar-09 8:42

One Google[^] search later![^]

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Read Incoming SMS

Nitharshan6-Mar-09 19:34

Nitharshan

6-Mar-09 19:34

How to read an incoming SMS using J2ME application running on a mobile phone? Please give full coding and helpful information.

Re: Read Incoming SMS

fly9047-Mar-09 9:04

using COM objects from Java that runs on SUN Java VM under MS platforms

7-Mar-09 9:04

NItharshan wrote:
Please give full coding and helpful information.

No.

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Varghese Paul M6-Mar-09 16:12

Varghese Paul M

6-Mar-09 16:12

Hi,
I succeeded using COM objects from my Java program using the Java Callable Wrappers (JCW)
I used Microsoft JVM and Microsoft JDK to implement JCW.

Will the same run on SUN Java VM as well under Microsoft Windows Platforms?
If not, then how can I use COM objects from java programs that runs on SUN Java VM under Microsoft Windows Platforms?

Thanks in advance

cheers
Varghese Paul

Help with adding url to form input after .value

steelwidow5-Mar-09 7:12

steelwidow

5-Mar-09 7:12

I need a little help getting this script to append a url after their affiliate id. I'm doing this all inside a form. A person puts in their affiliate id, clicks "get code" and its automatically put inside a url so they can copy and paste it on their own.

I have it all working but I need to add an additional url after their affiliate id is inserted...

What I'm getting on my results is:

http://refer.mysite.com/cgi-bin/clicks.cgi?CA=999999-0000&PA=666666

What I need is:

http://refer.mysite.com/cgi-bin/clicks.cgi?CA=999999-0000&PA=666666&HTML=http://www.mysite.com/promo/mypage.html

So here's the problem area of the code:

<a href="javascript:void(null)" onClick=" document.form2.linkg58url.value='http://refer.mysite.com/cgi-bin/clicks.cgi?CA=999999-0000&PA=' +document.getElementById('affiliateid').value">Get Code</a>

I can't figure out where to put the rest of my url:

&HTML=http://www.mysite.com/promo/mypage.html

Inside/Before/After here: .value

Or rather what to append after .value to add the rest of the needed url...?

Hope this makes sense. I'm sure it's something really dumb but for the life of this obvious newby I can't figure it out.

Thanks!

~~ SteelWidow ~~

Re: Help with adding url to form input after .value

Curtis Schlak.5-Mar-09 10:57

Curtis Schlak.

5-Mar-09 10:57

So, I'd probably extract it to a function, but it'd look like this.

In your HTML:

<a href="javascript:void(null);"
   onclick="doSomethingAmazing();">Get Code</a>

<script>
function doSomethingAmazing()
{
  var val = 'http://refer.mysite.com/cgi-bin/clicks.cgi?CA=999999-0000&PA=';
  val += document.getElementById('affiliateid').value;
  val += '&HTML=http://www.mysite.com/promo/mypage.html';
  document.form2.linkg58url.value = val;
}
</script> 

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Code to extract a pixel from video stream

Jincy C J4-Mar-09 20:06

Jincy C J

4-Mar-09 20:06

please help me with a java code to extract a pixel from a video stream and write data into it.Its a urgent request.

Re: Code to extract a pixel from video stream

Smithers-Jones11-Mar-09 23:00

Smithers-Jones

11-Mar-09 23:00

Jincy C J wrote:
Its a urgent request.

Oh my god, is it?

reading Pixel value from a image [modified]

sudipkumar034-Mar-09 19:48

sudipkumar03

4-Mar-09 19:48

hw to read pixels from a image

modified on Saturday, March 7, 2009 4:19 AM

Ping using UDP

tiger08064-Mar-09 5:03

tiger0806

4-Mar-09 5:03

Hello,
I would appreciate it if you help me in making a code for the UDP Ping by using Java.

Re: Ping using UDP

fly9044-Mar-09 8:51

4-Mar-09 8:51

Ever heard of Google![^] Mad | :mad:

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How to get JavaME

jwtilljx4-Mar-09 4:04

4-Mar-09 4:04

Can someone please tell me where I can download Java Micro Edition? I need to deploy this run time environment on devices that cannot handle the full Java 6 run time environment due to Java 6 having a foot print that is way to large.

fly9044-Mar-09 8:54

4-Mar-09 8:54

Google is a wonderful invention![^]

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jwtilljx4-Mar-09 8:58

4-Mar-09 8:58

Unfortunately my company blocks that button from being used. They are horribly paranoid about things which makes research difficult. Can you please send me the site it sent you to when you clicked on that button?

fly9044-Mar-09 9:01

4-Mar-09 9:01

Your company blocks Google?[^]

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jwtilljx4-Mar-09 10:23

4-Mar-09 10:23

Not Google but instead the use of the "I'm Feeling lucky" button. When clicked it takes me to a company made page which states "The Button you pressed has been known to be vulnerable to Internet Attacks.".

jwtilljx5-Mar-09 2:28

5-Mar-09 2:28

I went home to try using this tip above. It just takes me to the SUN website where it all information on Java ME but NO downloads available for JUST the run time environment. Sure I can get a full development platform to work off of but getting off of RAD 7.0 with my company just simply is not an option and that is why I need just the run time environment.

Reagan Conservative6-Mar-09 8:00

Reagan Conservative

6-Mar-09 8:00

The last time I was on "www.java.sun.com", you could download ANY of the Java packages, including Java ME. Just look under "Downloads".

AF Pilot

jwtilljx6-Mar-09 9:34

6-Mar-09 9:34

It doesn't have a download of ME on the site at all. If it did trust me I would not be here asking. Furthermore I've brought on other resources to help me search and so far the only ME options are third party, cost money, and we're not even sure if it's what we want.

fly9047-Mar-09 8:34

7-Mar-09 8:34

"Sun provides a reference implementation of the specification, but has tended not to provide free binary implementations of its Java ME runtime environment for mobile devices, rather relying on third parties to provide their own."

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