Java

29-Jun-12 6:57

Sorry, no idea why that's happening; I think you may need to re-check the documentation and work with your debugger.

Re: to open an excel file and write

prithaa1-Jul-12 21:15

prithaa

1-Jul-12 21:15

Thankyou Richard for your help

Re: to open an excel file and write

Richard MacCutchan1-Jul-12 22:05

1-Jul-12 22:05

Just for the record, I have never used these packages[^]; all the information I gave you I found by using Google and reading the Javadocs.

problem in handling multithreading java

Testing in Mockito

Chris_B8426-Jun-12 22:45

Chris_B84

26-Jun-12 22:45

Java

Hi, I have a class for uploading a file with a method called uploadFile(), which uploads the user's file to the server in a directory like this:

C:/apache-tomcat-6.0.35/temp/accountName/username/filename

Before uploading the file, it calls the method createDirectory() which creates the above directory path if it doesnt already exist. Here is the code for it:

Java

public void createDirectory(String accountName, String username){
		if (new File("C:\\apache-tomcat-6.0.35\\temp\\" + accountName + "\\" + username).exists() == false) {
			new File("C:\\apache-tomcat-6.0.35\\temp\\" + accountName + "\\" + username).mkdirs();
		}
	}

I want to test that it creates a directory if it doesnt exist, without actually creating the directory (so using Mockito).

I'm struggling to get to grips with Mockito and would appreciate any assistance with it.

Thanks

Re: Testing in Mockito

CodingLover2-Jul-12 15:56

CodingLover

2-Jul-12 15:56

I haven't work with that before. However, why don't you read there documentations and give a try?

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praveen260924-Jun-12 20:16

praveen2609

24-Jun-12 20:16

Im facing one problem in streaming data capture for reading the broadcast during multithreading, pls help if u get time,

Actually there is one class which is reading data from one of the udp socket another class is their which accepts the tcp connection from every client request and creates a thread for every client and request the same udp class for data the thing is working with 1st thread which gets created but when i request with another client from another pc/ip the packets get losted to the 2nd client/thread

I have made a workaround by creating a list where im storing the Threads outputstream object
and looping it to send the data to all the client but this is just temporary as it ll delay the packets if clients/connections gets increased

pls suggest if required will share the code.

thanks in advance

Richard MacCutchan24-Jun-12 22:52

24-Jun-12 22:52

praveen2609 wrote:
there is one class which is reading data from one of the udp socket another class is their which accepts the tcp connection from every client request and creates a thread for every client and request the same udp class

So which is it: TCP or UDP? There is a difference and it affects how your program needs to operate.

modified 25-Jun-12 5:23am.

praveen260924-Jun-12 22:58

praveen2609

24-Jun-12 22:58

TCP is accepting connections from client requests , and create a thread which internally calls a class in run method of thread which create a udp connection and continously receives the data from the udp port and writes it to the tcp connection outputstream object

Richard MacCutchan24-Jun-12 23:22

24-Jun-12 23:22

I'm still not sure what you are doing; perhaps if you show some of the code that is not working people will be able to offer suggestions.

using framework in java EE

jschell25-Jun-12 9:55

jschell

25-Jun-12 9:55

It appears that you have the following system.

You have UDP port which recieves data.
You have TCP listener which accepts client connections.
Once you have a client connection you want to send some or all of the data from the UDP port to those clients (it doesn't matter whether it is some or all as that is a different problem.)

Solution to the above.

Part 1.
1. Create a thread safe pipe which allows for a single input and allows for multiple readers. This has NOTHING to do with UPD nor TCP.
2. Test it.
3. Test it again using threads.

Part 2
1. Creaet a UPD port
2. Set up the UPD port to write messages (data collected from port into something meaningful) to the pipe.
3. Test this. Note that this has NOTHING to do with TCP.

Part 3
1. Create a TCP listener
2. For each listener request hook up as a reader to the pipe.
3. Test this. Note that this has NOTHING to do with UDP.

Part 4
1. Put parts 2 and 3 together.
2. Test it.

ahmadiss23-Jun-12 12:49

ahmadiss

23-Jun-12 12:49

hello,
I will look after a few days on the developement of an application jee a little big but I decided to devote one week prior to document more about IDEs and frameworks
then after my little research, I found netbeans for me the most because I like it more than eclipse and I will rely on the tutorial application full e-commerce to the doc netbeans to make my application,
but on the use of framework, I have not a clue what to do
is that because this is the first application I must not do all even if it is large
or I have to use because it facilitates the work

what do you advise me
and if I have to use them: to which you can direct me: JSF, Spring, Struct ......

and thank you

Re: using framework in java EE

TorstenH.24-Jun-12 21:01

TorstenH.

24-Jun-12 21:01

You can use Eclipse RCP as a framework for your application. It is working fine and also pretty well documented. The Framework provides a lot of features that one otherwise has to develop oneself.
You have to develop under Eclipse, but that is anyway the most common used IDE. With a little experience you'll begin to love it because it's so simple and structured.

Ralf Ebert has placed his book on Eclipse RCP3.x in the web : http://www.ralfebert.de/eclipse_rcp/EclipseRCP.pdf[^]

Lars Vogel is the other big source for tutorials and howto's on this :
http://www.vogella.com/eclipse.html[^]

regards Torsten
When I'm not working

Re: using framework in java EE

CodingLover2-Jul-12 16:01

CodingLover

2-Jul-12 16:01

Java EE spread in a wide range, like JSF, JSP, Spring, etc... So its all depend on what you really want to do. My advice is take the only tutorial and work on with that. With the time you can have a better understanding about the subject matter.

Don't stick with one IDE. Each and every has there own advantages and disadvantages. In almost all the IDEs you can easily attach the Java DOC and refer any time you want.

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Re: using framework in java EE

CodingLover2-Jul-12 16:03

CodingLover

2-Jul-12 16:03

Here is the link,

http://docs.oracle.com/javaee/5/tutorial/doc/[^]

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Java Cryptix Encryption NYI Error

Allan Larson22-Jun-12 3:43

Allan Larson

22-Jun-12 3:43

Using JDK 1.6 with the Cryptix encryption libs, I get this error: Error:java.lang.RuntimeException: NYI. I've updated the Security jars with many different version, but still get the same error. Suggestions please?

Re: Java Cryptix Encryption NYI Error

Richard MacCutchan22-Jun-12 22:33

22-Jun-12 22:33

Allan Larson wrote:
Error:java.lang.RuntimeException: NYI

Are you certain that is the complete message, it does not give much of a clue?

Re: Java Cryptix Encryption NYI Error

Bernhard Hiller24-Jun-12 23:43

Bernhard Hiller

24-Jun-12 23:43

"NYI"? Does it mean: "Not Yet Implemented"? Then you have to wait for someone to implement it and get it released...

Is NetBeans 7.2.1 better than Eclipse

adeelgr8one22-Jun-12 3:36

adeelgr8one

22-Jun-12 3:36

I am asking this question because I recently installed and then uninstalled eclipse IDE because it put me under lots of troubles for java whereas NetBeans is running quite smoothly with lots of support.There are lots of problems with JDBC driver with Eclipse (as far as I know) and no search engine even their own FAQ's don't provide the exact solution

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Nagy Vilmos22-Jun-12 3:38

Nagy Vilmos

22-Jun-12 3:38

I use Netbeans and I like it. Others may disagree as it is a mater of preference as far as I'm concerned.

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Richard MacCutchan22-Jun-12 22:32

22-Jun-12 22:32

I have always used Eclipse as I find it easier to work with than NetBeans, but as the great Vilmos says: "ez egy mater preferencia".

TorstenH.24-Jun-12 21:08

TorstenH.

24-Jun-12 21:08

I'm using Eclipse too. Netbeans is too fancy, to much play around for me.
Eclipse is just right. Most developers I know are working with Eclipse.

regards Torsten
When I'm not working