Java Package PDF

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Java to PDF Report Creation

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Anyone has java to pdf creation knowledge than please give us the feedback, if you know some readymade package please inform us
Regards

You can use JFreeReport to format data from a TableModel (as in JTable) into a report that can be previewed on-screen, printed, or exported to PDF:
http://www.object-refinery.com/jfreereport/index.html
JFreeReport is free software, under the terms of the GNU LGPL.
Regards,
Dave Gilbert
www.object-refinery.com

Java package to parse email

Hi,
I was wondering if anyone knows of a java package which does the following. Monitors an email account (could be through SMTP) and downloads email based on certain rules you can mention in the config file. For instance, if the the email comes from address [email protected] then download the attachment B.pdf to a certain folder.

harsh884 wrote:
May be you can use Apache common-logging.jar its API for getting logs....try the link below
http://commons.apache.org/logging/guide.html
Was that meant to be posted in this thread?

Java package - money

good evening guys,
i am finding a piece of work extremely tough going at the moment and wondered if i could get any hints/help on where im going wrong. i am aiming to produce a package (money.java) which could be used in order to produce arithmetic calculations on sums of money.
The code i have at the moment is:
MONEY.JAVA:
package java;
public class money
     private int data1, data2;
     public money()
         data1=0;
         data2=0;
     public money(int value1, int value 2)
          data1 = value1;
          data2 = value2;
    public void addMoney(int value1, int value2)
          return value1 + value2;
     public void subtractMoney(int value1, int value2)
          return value1 - value2;
     public void divideMoney(int value1, int value2)
          return value1 / value2;
     public void multiplyMoney(int value1, int value2)
          return value1 * value2;
}MONEYTEST.JAVA
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}I think i may need a 'toString' method? and also, is there any way of covering errors? im sorry if these problems are trivial. I have various books, but can't seem to use them in this case.
Thank you for any feedback.
Jess

That's a class, not a pakcage.
Do you need a toString? There's already a toString defined on Object that you inherit. It's not very useful though. If you want to show something more meaningful when you do, say, System.out.println(aMoneyObject); then yes, you'll need to override toString.
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/Books/effectivejava/Chapter3.pdf
What are data1 and data2? Those are meaningless names and you never use them.
As for handling errors,
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/essential/exceptions/index.html
It's not clear what you're trying to accomplish, and your questions are rather vague, so it's difficult to provide useful advice.

Import Java package in JSP

I hope this is an appropriate forum for this query.
I want to be able to access a user-created Java package in JSP.
I have this code:
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<%
xxx = TPClass
session.setAttribute("response",xxx.GetTPResponse());
%>
The error display points to TPClass in the import statement with the message "TPClass not found".
TPClass files are in the same location as the other project files.
I have creatyed and compiled the TPClass package.
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Brenton

I think you are very new to java....
anyway
<%@page import="class name with full qualified package name"%>
like
<%@page import="com.x1.x2.TPClass"%>
<%
TPClass cls =new TPClass();
//then do whatever you want...
%>
hope u understand now.....

JAVA PACKAGES and JSP

i Have two problems one is i am designing a website which consists of a form. I am trying to write the Connectiviy and all other insert statements in seperate java packages and include them in JSP files.
i Have two java packages one is DBUtil(having two java files both dealing with connectovity) and another one is StudentUtIl which has java files that open the connections with database connection and insert data into DB., I am having a big Problem here. How can i call the function in the other java package in the files in this java package. i have openDB()and Close() in the other Db and i want to call these functions in JAVA classes in the other package. How to include a package. Both these packages are in the same File system mounted on a Local directory

Thank you for the reply. I am giving the code i have given the full class name . and now it is giving the following error :
Cannot reference a non-static method connectDB() in a static context.
I am also giving the code. Please do help me on this. i am a beginner in java.
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import java.util.*;
import DButil.*;
public class StudentManager {
/** Creates a new instance of StudentManager */
public StudentManager() {
Connection conn = null;
Statement cs = null;
public Vector getStudent(){
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dbutil.connectDB();
String Query = "Select St_Record, St_L_Name, St_F_Name, St_Major, St_Email_Address, St_SSN, Date, St_Company, St_Designation";
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Vector Studentvector = new Vector();
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import java.sql.*;
import java.util.*;
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/** Creates a new instance of dbutil */
public dbutil() {
Connection conn;
public void connectDB(){
conn = ConnectionManager.getConnection();
public void closeDB(){
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The main error is occuring at the following lines connectDB() and closeDB() in the class student manager. The class dbutil is in an another package.with an another file called connectionManager which establishes the connection with DB. The dbutil has the openconnection and close connection methods. I have not yet written the insert statements in StudentManager. PLease do Help me

NoClassDefFound error when using custom Java package in scripting QPAC

Hi,
I compiled a little Java-package (.jar), which contains a class that uses
com.adobe.workflow.datatype.form.FormDataTypeInstanceImpl.
I put my library in the lib folder of JBoss (...\server\all\lib).
Then I'm was trying to invoke my custom class in the scripting QPAC. But I'm constantly getting the error message
NoClassDefFound com\adobe\workflow\datatype\form\FormDataTypeInstanceImpl. I already put
adobe-wkf.jar (and various others) in the lib folder of JBoss. Without ever succeeding. Unfortunately.
I'm going mad about this.
Is there a way to address a custom package in the scripting QPAC, which uses
FormDataTypeInstanceImpl?
Steve

Removing the LiceCycle jars from the lib folder did not work. I still get the same error message.
What I wanted to do is provide some basic utilities, without having to spend a lot of time designing QPAC user interfaces.
My utility class contains methods like this one:
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pFormData
@return
@throws
ParserConfigurationException
@throws
SAXException
@throws
IOException
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org.w3c.dom.Document formToXml
FormDataTypeInstanceImpl pFormData
throws
ParserConfigurationException, SAXException, IOException
byte
data = pFormData.getXFAData
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new
ByteArrayInputStream
data
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objDocument;
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File file = new File("path to your jar file");
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Packaged PDF only showing first document (cover page)

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My client reports that some customers are saying that they can only see the first page of the PDF which is the cover, and can't see the remaining chapters.
I've opened it up in Reader 9.2 and there's no problem. All the chapters show up in the left sidebar. Click one and you're there.
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David Borrink wrote:
Interesting. I've learned that Firefox for Mac OSX doesn't have PDF plug-in support, but requires third-party options.
http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Opening+PDF+files+within+Firefox
Not knowing if all the client's users are experiencing this problem as a "read in the browser" issue, instead of using Reader.
Have your Mac friends/Clients go to google look for PDF Browser Plugin by Schubert.
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The Scheburt Plugin allows opening with Safari, SeaMonkey, FireFox, Camino, Opera, OmniWeb, iCab.

How to import java package in form 10g

hello
i have make a java package but its not looking so far possible to include it in java import list, how i can import it in form 10 g

hi,
if classpath does not work you can try to add your jar file at this registry key :
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORACLE\KEY_DevSuiteHome\FORMS_BUILDER_CLASSPATH
Engin.

Problem with Java-Packages in JavaFX-Scripts

Hello!
What I'm trying to do is using a class I've built in my project in a JavaFX-Script, my problem is that the compiler keeps telling me my package wouldn't exist.
My filestructure is basically the following:
src
|-com.foo.java
|-- MyClass.java
|-com.foo.javafx
|-- MyFXScript.fx
I've tried importing the package or just writing the fully qualified classname when trying to create an instance, the messages didn't differ. I'm not at home right now so I don't remember the exact compiler-message, but it was something like "Package does not exist: com.foo.java".
Any ideas? :-)
Kind regards,
Joshua
Edited by: gnrx on Jan 12, 2009 5:55 AM

It works on my system.
MyClass.java
package com.foo.java;
public class MyClass {
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MyFXScript.fx
package com.foo.javafx;
import com.foo.java.*;
var myClass = new MyClass();
println(myClass);standard-run:
My Class
browser-run:
jws-run:
midp-run:
run:
BUILD SUCCESSFUL (total time: 3 seconds)

Java packages and dependency

When java was being developed, what was the philosophy behind allowing packages to be mutually dependent?

Hello Steve,
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The thing is though, during my readings I came across a statement that said Java packages were mutually dependent. I was just wanting to know why a language that utilises object oriented technology, left the practice of the ADP up to the descretion of the developer? Is the full implementation of ADP on a software system an ideal world scenario?
Anders.

Java package and c++ header files

What is the difference between importing java package and including header files in c++?

I do not know .. have been away from C/C++ for a long time...
As much as I remember you can only import one header file each time... also when you import a header file you can just call methods from the header file automatically ...
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Error occured while running .java package in BPEL

Hi All,
I'm trying to run .java package which is using RIDC components (GET_FILE) option.
I have set my local IP address in the config.cfg file also and restarted.
Still i'm getting below error in Jdeveloper when I run the package.....
oracle.stellent.ridc.protocol.ProtocolException: Unable to initialize connection idc://tgreenspence:4444
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*     ... 4 more*
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take the code out of bpel. run it standalone. does it work?
-ryan

Just Starting out with java packages

Hello,
I'm a beginner and I'm starting out with java packages.
I wrote two simple .java files, one test program and one containing a simple class.
Both files are compiling without errors but When I run the program I get an error NoClassDeffoundError.
I use the import <package> statement And I think I'm using the CLASSPATH variable correctly.
SET CLASSPATH=d:\nopol
path for the .java containing the test class is:
d:\nopol\utilities \myapp.
In the test file I use "import utilities.myapp.*.
I would be very happy if anyone could help me
Thanks beforehand
Nopol.

The test file should be in d:\nopol, if it's not a part of your package utilities.myapp. Everything should be compiled from d:\nopol, the test class with "javac ClassName.java" and the class in the package with "javac utilities/myapp/ClassName.java".
Your classpath seems fine for now, though. But yes, do add the period there, otherwise you could run into problems later.

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