JavaScript

Jasmine25018-May-13 8:29

Jasmine2501

8-May-13 8:29

That's kind of like wanting to translate Beethoven's 5th into French. Javascript and Java aren't related. There are ways to write executable programs in Javascript, but there's no reason to translate that JS to Java before making it executable...

Create desktop apps with JS - Javascript-EXE[^]

Write executables using JScript.Net[^]

Hakan Bulut12-May-13 6:05

12-May-13 6:05

Thanks for advance..

dusty_dex8-May-13 23:32

8-May-13 23:32

>"from Javascript codes to Java code to have an executable file?"

No. But you can compile javascript to java using the JS.JAR file (Rhino shell). But you can not get pure binary .exe this way.

You would be better off coding in Java directly which can create .exe via JNI

Hakan Bulut10-May-13 7:13

10-May-13 7:13

Well can you advance what i can do this I have an Eclipse Jee Java SR2-Classic IDE but i have no any knowledge about this compiler.

dusty_dex10-May-13 9:41

10-May-13 9:41

Q. But why Java?

I thought you wanted to create webpage and use Javascript. I have no experience setting up Eclipse, which is not a compiler it is a IDE (a front end user interface).

any Java JDK will provide a compiler, but they will not compile javascript to java.
Perhaps you should consider using Microsoft Visual Studio (Express) and forget about java and javascript.

My own preference has always been to compile using command line tools. javac.exe etc.

modified 10-May-13 16:16pm.

Hakan Bulut10-May-13 22:31

10-May-13 22:31

Javascript is currently working on a combination of lottery was almost the only part that I'm almost finished lottery result data connected with the link. How do I get linked variable in Java or sample code Do you have any idea on this topic? I want to create to this project for tablet or phone. I translated to Java it's some

dusty_dex10-May-13 23:23

10-May-13 23:23

Do you need to pass Javascript variable --> Java,
or from Java variable --> Javascript?

Which?

docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/technotes/guides/scripting/programmer_guide/#jsengine

modified 11-May-13 5:47am.

Richard MacCutchan11-May-13 0:07

Richard MacCutchan

11-May-13 0:07

You may need to think about creating a Java applet[^].

Use the best guess

dusty_dex11-May-13 0:15

11-May-13 0:15

Funnily enough I was just getting the lo-down on this subject.

JSObject isn't supported anymore and code signing has always been a barrier for such simple requirements.

JSObject & EMBED tag

Creating-a-Trusted-Applet-with-Local-File-System-Access-Rights.htm

It's the prime reason I HATE JAVA as a web technology.

Java Server Pages would probably be a better fit. Dead simple to pass info back and forth, and there's plenty of info out there. Smile | :)

Richard MacCutchan11-May-13 0:24

Richard MacCutchan

11-May-13 0:24

dusty_dex wrote:
and there's plenty of info out there.

For those who can be bothered to look.

Use the best guess

dusty_dex11-May-13 0:43

11-May-13 0:43

Quote:
For those who can be bothered to look.

Yes, strange how this in-built desire to find out *new* stuff (a do it yourself attitude) is lacking in some people. Is it a modern disease of the internet age?

Hakan Bulut11-May-13 1:38

11-May-13 1:38

import javax.swing.*;
public class RandomNumber {

    /**
     * @param args
     */
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        int IsToken[]  = {
                9,10,38,40,46,48,
                11,40,42,45,47,48,
                1,19,26,30,31,48
                };
        int lucky[];
        int column;
        final int MAX_DATA = 49;
        int[ ] arLotto = new int[MAX_DATA];
        for(var i=0; i<MAX_DATA; i++){
            if(private static boolean[] IsToken[] == true){
                else if(arLotto[rnd] != Istoken[]){
                    arLotto[rnd] = lucky[column]
                    column++;

            }
        }

        int rnd = (int) Math.round(49 * Math.random());
        //JOptionPane.showmessageDialog(null, "rnd")
        System.out.print(lucky[column]);
    }

}

dusty_dex11-May-13 2:10

11-May-13 2:10

I think you will have problems with CP admins if you start posting Java code in a Javascript forum. D'Oh! | :doh:

I will take look at this new attempt, and change my name to Claire Voyant. Java | [Coffee]

Hakan Bulut11-May-13 2:40

11-May-13 2:40

)) This is funny. I am really not be hip this. I am trying to translate to codes from javascript to java Smile | :)

modified 11-May-13 8:51am.

dusty_dex11-May-13 2:43

11-May-13 2:43

Hakan Bulut wrote:
)) This is funny. I am really not be hip to this.

Ya don't say. $Shucks | :-\$ OMG | :OMG:

Well I can be thankful you are using array of numbers now. Smile | :)

Hakan Bulut11-May-13 3:54

11-May-13 3:54

yeah it is.. but i need some help on linked variable for IsToken numbers .txt *.js or any file extension to use it database record numbers to IsToken numbers a file integrated with Java language. At first i need to this file connected record numbers to do combination then. Do you know API or sample code about on this topic?

Forexapmle:
http://maverick.8m.net/loto.htm a little bit complete.. I'm using to this link. Any file to use it record database integrated with Java language. is it possible?

dusty_dex11-May-13 8:53

11-May-13 8:53

Thanks for the link. You can now remove it from Code Project if you like. Smile | :)

I was going to post the code back and lost it all because my computer died just as I tried to save the file. Frown | :(

As you can see I am now back online again. Poke tongue | ;-P

I'll have to start again. tomorrow.

dusty_dex12-May-13 0:13

12-May-13 0:13

The database problem should be dealt with by the Web Server solution you choose. Which brings me to the next question.

Why Java? (How) do you intend to get Java code working? Confused | :confused:

That option should also be part of your Web Server solution.
Specifically Java Server Pages, and I think you should look at learning web *server side* features first. So that you aren't trying to solve problems which are already provided for you in a server solution.

What type of options did you get with your website?

Smile | :)

dusty_dex12-May-13 12:38

12-May-13 12:38

Here's the Java & Javascript, both identical, for you to compare.

Ignore the fact that there is no random number generated yet. I just want to get arrays with difference between IsToken and all numbers NOT in that array. I have split it back into 3 x 6 so that it will be easier to manage if you then store them in a database.

This is output from the Java version:

>java RandomNumber

lucky numbers: (without duplicates)
9 10 38 40 46 48 11 42 45 47 1 19 26 30 31 
used numbers:
1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 10 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 0 0 0 30 31 0 0 0 0 0 0 38 0 40 0 42 0 0 45 46 47 48 0 
unused numbers:
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 29 32 33 34 35 36 37 39 41 43 44 49

Java

import java.util.*;
import javax.swing.*;

public class RandomNumber { 
    /**
     * @param args
     */
    public static void main(String[] args) {

         int IsToken[][]  = {
               { 9,10,38,40,46,48},
               {11,40,42,45,47,48},
               { 1,19,26,30,31,48}
             };

         int items      = 0; // column (???)
         int items2     = 0;
         int MAX_DATA   = 50;
         int[] duplicates = new int[MAX_DATA];
         int[] lucky      = new int[MAX_DATA];
         int[] arrLotto   = new int[MAX_DATA];

         //====== Required by Javascript =====
         for (int i=0; i < MAX_DATA; i++) {
             duplicates[i]=0;
         }
         //===================================

         for (int week=0; week < 3; week++) {
         //System.out.println("column= "+ column);

           for (int j=0; j < 6; j++) {
               int x = IsToken[week][j];
                    
               if(duplicates[x] == 0) {
                   //System.out.println("yes: "+ x+" "+ column);
                   duplicates[x]  = x; // replaces boolean with actual value (non-zero == used)
                   lucky[items] = x;
                   items++;
               } else {
                   //System.out.println("no: "+ x);
               }

           } // loop-j

         } // loop-week

            
         /* copied from IsToken[][] with any duplicates removed */
         System.out.print("\nlucky numbers: (without duplicates)\n");
         for (int i=0; i < items; i++) {
            System.out.print(lucky[i] +" ");
         }

         /* array use for tracking duplicates, int instead of boolean */
         System.out.print("\nused numbers:\n");
         
         for (int i=1; i < 50; i++) {
            if (duplicates[i] == 0) arrLotto[items2++] = i;
            System.out.print(duplicates[i] +" ");
         }

         System.out.print("\nunused numbers:\n");

         for (int i=0; i < items2; i++) {
             System.out.print(arrLotto[i] +" ");
         }

    } // main
 
} // Class

JavaScript

function RandomNumber() {
    var IsToken = [
           [ 9,10,38,40,46,48],
           [11,40,42,45,47,48],
           [ 1,19,26,30,31,48]
        ];

    var items      = 0; // column (???)
    var items2     = 0;
    var MAX_DATA   = 50;
    var duplicates = new Array(MAX_DATA);
    var lucky      = new Array(MAX_DATA);
    var arrLotto   = new Array(MAX_DATA);

    //===================================
    for (var i=0; i < MAX_DATA; i++) {
         duplicates[i]=0;
    }
    //===================================

    for (var week=0; week < 3; week++) {
    //document.write("column= "+ column);

      for (var j=0; j < 6; j++) {
          var x = IsToken[week][j];
                    
          if(duplicates[x] == 0) {
              //document.write("yes: "+ x+" "+ items);
              duplicates[x]  = x; // replaces boolean with actual value (non-zero == used)
              lucky[items] = x;
              items++;
          } else {
              //document.write("no: "+ x);
          }

      } // loop-j

    } // loop-week

            
    /* copied from IsToken[][] with any duplicates removed */
    document.write("<br>lucky numbers: (without duplicates)<br>");
    for (var i=0; i < items; i++) {
         document.write(lucky[i] +" ");
    }

    /* array use for tracking duplicates, int instead of boolean */
    document.write("<br>used numbers:<br>");
         
    for (var i=1; i < 50; i++) {
         if (duplicates[i] == 0) arrLotto[items2++] = i;
        document.write(duplicates[i] +" ");
    }

    document.write("<br>unused numbers:<br>");

    for (var i=0; i < items2; i++) {
         document.write(arrLotto[i] +" ");
    }

    document.write("<br>");

}

I have to try and remember this stuff, so please just post back comments on the code without attempting to rename anything first.

Smile | :)

modified 12-May-13 19:33pm.

Hakan Bulut12-May-13 21:17

12-May-13 21:17

Ok thanks this is right java dublicates method.. I have already compiled your code as .jar

http://maverick.8m.net/myApps/Dusty_dex_randomnumber.jar[^]

but an corrupted jar is that file for giving error should have some library or file existing in IDE. Well do you compile jar file valid as phone?

needs to any definition or adding library to compile it as phone or tablet? Thanks a lot for help and coding.

modified 13-May-13 3:39am.

dusty_dex13-May-13 1:24

13-May-13 1:24

I think you messed up the jar by renaming it Dusty_dex_, just name it RandomNumber.java (it should be same name as the Class in the file).

OK, this code is using System.out.println but if you want to see output via graphical UI (java.swing)
then you will have to \\comment out the System.out.println bits. And learn more about developing for phone.

It has never been an area I was bothered about, so I can't help you with phone development.

You can post the original errors and I'll see what could be missing. (besides developer knowledge)

Let me know if the javascript is any use. I could still work with that code, and convert it without a problem.

modified 13-May-13 7:35am.

Hakan Bulut13-May-13 2:44

13-May-13 2:44

Okay it is right I did not think it so.. Ok there is no problem in Javascipt code

dusty_dex13-May-13 3:24

13-May-13 3:24

NO. I mean yes, I know the javascript works. All of it works. You can test java without using phone tools.

But is the code doing what you want it to? compared to your own code that you posted. (which is a mess)

The java code needs modification in order to work with a GUI and not command line interface (CLI), which I use for compile & run.

Can we concentrate on JAVASCRIPT first. Worry about Java later. Wink | ;)

modified 13-May-13 9:33am.

Hakan Bulut13-May-13 4:23

13-May-13 4:23

Yes JavaScript is not give an output

dusty_dex13-May-13 4:51