Java translator

Hi,
i need a translator i can use in my java application to translate from italian to german? Any idea?

I agree there is merit to the porting to Java but consider the following complexities of moving to Java in an automated fashion.
C++ provides templates, structs, multiple inheritance, operator overloading, pass by reference and explicit destruction.
Whilst Java provides none of these it does provide stronger RTTI, safe casting, a powerful encapsulation model through inner classes and a package hierarchy, dynamic class-loading and interfaces.
I expect many here can suggest even more fundamental differences so treat my list as the tip of the iceberg.
I'd seriously suggest rethinking the application and rewriting rather than trying to automate any kind of porting.
Talden

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I am currently in the process of learning the JAVA language.
i am having real problems tackling a question about programming a translator, can anyone help with this question?
- Write a Java class 'German' to model the german dictionary(using only a few phrases, say 4-5). You will need to choose an appropriate representation for the constant dictionary(ignore accents etc), and to provide a method 'Translate' that, given an English phrase, returns the corresponding German phrase. You must also deal with phrases that are not available.
I hope someone can help...
John

Learn a Map structure.

Perl to Java translation

What is the java equivalent of the following perl code?#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Net::FTP;
my $file = shift;
my $server = 'domain.com'; (edited out)
my $username = 'username'; (edited out)
my $password = 'password'; (edited out)
my $remote_dir = 'domain.com'; (edited out)
my $ftp = Net::FTP->new($server) or die "can't connect to $server: $@";
$ftp->login($username, $password) or die "can't login ", $ftp->message;
$ftp->cwd($remote_dir) or die "can't cd to $remote_dir ", $ftp->message;
$ftp->put($file) or die "can't transfer $file", $ftp->message;
$ftp->quit;
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http://www.google.com/search?q=FTP+Java

How to invoke "javac" and "java" command so that I can write my complier

thanks

Have a look in tools.jar under sun.tools.javac.Main is the standard javac complier.
You can decompile this library and get a good idea of what goes into writing a compiler.
If you want to write your own compiler you might find creating a MyLanguage to java translator will be easier to build.

Where can i see the java file of a container converted JSP file

I am using weblogic11g.
Where can i see the java file of a container converted JSP file .

Hello.
If you look for .class files, you will find them under $domain/servers/serverName/tmp/application/etc.
If you look after .java translated files, nowhere if you don't have "keepgenerated" param set to true in the appc/jspc command line (may be set in a web descriptor but can't find a reference). The foo.java will be find in .\WEB-INF\classes\jspservlet.
Edit: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E12840_01/wls/docs103/webapp/weblogic_xml.html
Regards.
Aurélien.
Edited by: Aurelien DEHAY on 24 août 2009 17:12

Microsoft Word "Smart Quotes"

I hope this will save other developers some time.
This may be obvious to others, but I just spent several hours Googling and testing to determine what actually happens when a user copies text containing "Smart Quotes" from Microsoft Word into a Java JTextComponent. For those not familiar with Smart Quotes, by default, MS Word changes double-quoted strings from using the US-ASCII character for quote (0x22) into left- and right- curly quotes (UTF-16: 0x201c and 0x201d). Word also does this with serveral other characters. This plays havoc with the display and Java Strings later encoded with java.beans.XMLEncoder, unless treated carefully. Here is what I discovered (obviously, this applies to MS Windows):
All values are in hexadecimal.
- Word is storing the character for double quote as UTF-16 internally (201C).
- When the character is copied to the clipboard, it is copied as UTF-8 (E2 80 9C).
- When the clipboard is pasted into Java, Java is assuming the it was originally Windows-1252 encoded, because that is the default for the US-EN locale in Windows XP (probably also Vista, but I only tested in XP).
- Java translates this into a-circumflex, euro-sign, o-e-ligature, the characters corresponding to E2, 80, and 9C respectively in Windows-1252 and represents it internally in UTF-16 as 00E2 20AC 0153.
-When the String is XML-encoded using java.beans.XMLEncoder, it is written in UTF-8 as C3A2 E282AC C593, which equates to UTF-16 00E2 20AC 0153 -- the characters a-circumflex, euro-sign, o-e-ligature.
I am not sure how to fix this, but maybe another reader does. I am experimenting with the Clipboard (java.awt.datatransfer) to see if I can programmatically find out the original character encoding (in this case, UTF-16).

Doesn't the DataFlavor contain the character encoding? What is the content of the InputStream returned by
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If I use
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                    baos.write(buffer, 0, count);
                baos.close();
                result = baos.toString(encoding);to transfer
Hello "World"
which Word changes the quotes to the smart 'smart quotes' version I get as a result
Hello World
which is what I expect.
Am I missing something?
Edited by: sabre150 on Sep 4, 2009 1:27 PM

Special character storage

Berkeley DB XML V2.3.10
Hello,
I use Berkeley DB XML iin order to store a large amount of data. This data contains some special characters like french character, quotes,...
I insert the documents with a java batch.
When I retreive the datas from the berkeley bd, all special characters have been translated into something unreadable:
"HANGOOK MCDONALD' LTD" is transform into "HANGOOK MCDONALD├óÔé¼ÔäóS CO.,LTD" for example.
I would like to know where can I change the charset of the database?
The code I use in order to insert my document is:
private XmlDocumentConfig docConf = XmlDocumentConfig.DEFAULT.setGenerateName(true);
+public void putDocument(String src) {+
+try {+
XmlUpdateContext uc = mgr.createUpdateContext();
XmlDocument doc = mgr.createDocument();
doc.setContent(src);
db.putDocument(doc, uc, docConf);
uc.delete();
doc.delete();
+} catch (Exception e) {+
log.error(e.getMessage(), e);
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+}+
Best regards,
Pierre-Yves
Edited by: user557912 on 29 août 2008 02:56

Pierre-Yves
This is a bug that has to do with how Java translates a String into a byte[]. It has been fixed in dbxml 2.4, but an easy way to deal with this with older versions of the database is to replace:
doc.setContent(src);with
doc.setContent(src.getBytes("UTF-8"));Similarly, when getting the document content you will want to do
String src = new String(doc.getContent(), "UTF-8");Lauren Foutz

Wls 8.1 sp2: weblogic.jspc complains about struts-html tags

          Hi,
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          the jspc errors in wls 8.1 about the setter parameter being of different type
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          and BEA's jdk. None of them help. Btw, there is another attribute mentioned in
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          Thanks,
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          What version of Struts are you trying to use?
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          an unexpected location in your classpath?
          "Abbas" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >
          >Hi,
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          >tags. However,
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          >has no setter method corresponding to TLD declared attribute 'server',
          >(JSP 1.1
          >spec, 5.4.1)
          >
          >I opened the BaseTag class from the struts jar and found the setter exists
          >for
          >the attribute 'server' of html tld. So does the property 'server'. The
          >property
          >'server' is a string and the parameter in the setter is a string. I read
          >about
          >the jspc errors in wls 8.1 about the setter parameter being of different
          >type
          >than the property. However, that is not the case here. I tried using
          >both Sun's
          >and BEA's jdk. None of them help. Btw, there is another attribute mentioned
          >in
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          >this.:(
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          >
          >
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          >WLS: 8.1 sp2
          >JDK: Sun's 1.4.2 sp4 / Bea's 1.4.1 sp5 (tried both)
          >Ant: 1.5.3 (I had an issue earlier with ant until I found that Bea officially
          >without any mention supports only ant 1.5.3.)
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          >I would appreciate any help in this regard.
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          >Thanks,
          >
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Minimum packaging to deploy JAXB?

What is the minimum set of jars I should ship to deploy XJC-generated classes?
I'm trying to decide whether I can use JAXB, and one important factor is deployability. For my project, I can assume that the customer already has Java 1.4, but otherwise the application must be self-contained.
I cannot ship the entire Web Services Developer Pack: that's far too large and complex for my needs, as I'm not building a web service. All I want is XML <-> Java translation using standardized APIs, and in the case of a known, fixed schema JAXB objects have better programmer convenience and memory efficiency than generic DOM trees.
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Notably absent are the jars in jaxp/lib/endorsed. The large "xsdlib.jar" overlaps a lot with xercesImpl, but not enough to use it as a standalone xsd-aware jaxp parser, which I need for other reasons.
Noteably present is a dependency on Relax NG, which I am not using.
Unless JAXB packaging improves, I'll be using Xerces-J plus bare DOM. Tell me there's a better way?

I think we do not have to take the files mentioned in second <fileset/> to the client. At runtime we need:
jaxb-api.jar, jaxb-ri.jar(jaxb-impl.jar), jaxb-libs.jar, xerces.jar and generated jar for the package. It worked for me.
Is there an official distribution with a simple
"jaxb-runtime.jar" I can use? The JAXB system is divided into two main parts that are completely independent.
1. Generating classes
2. Creating objects at runtime
Obviouly first part needs more XML specific jars, but for second part (in which client is interested) we don't need them.
So there can't be a true "jaxb-runtime.jar".

Please help with cfscript error!

When I run my app, I got this error:
sdfst_catcherror is recording this error: Context validation
error for tag cfscript.; The start tag must have a matching end
tag. An explicit end tag can be provided by adding
</cfscript>. If the body of the tag is empty you can use the
shortcut <cfscript .../>.
The CFML compiler was processing:
a cfscript tag beginning on line 45, column 4.
a cfscript tag beginning on line 45, column 4.
When I checked my codes, all the
<cfscript></cfscript> have the pairs. There are only 2
pairs of <cfscript</cfscript> in this template.
See my code structure below:

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some codes here...
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type="array">
<cfargument name="EmpID" required="true"
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<CFFUNCTION> pair
it says "You can't put UDF within UDF or method within
method". When I did originally, I got this error:
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When I checked my codes, all the
<cfscript></cfscript> have the pairs.
This error can often mean that you did not properly end a
previous code
block or line. So the closing </cfscript> is being
considered part of
that unclosed code. For me, it is often a missing semi-colon
[;] on the
last line I wrote, missing a closing curly bracket [}] could
do it as well.
Check your code, this is seldom more then missing a bit of
syntax.

Advanced queueing hotel example (sqlj error)

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[Reading file HotelBean]
[Reading file HotelDetails]
[Reading file HotelHome]
[Reading file HotelSummary]
[Reading file HotelSystem]
[Reading file HotelSystemBean]
[Reading file HotelSystemHome]
[Reading file RequestAQHandler]
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[Translating file HotelSQLJ]
[Translating file AQHotelMessage]
[Translating file Hotel]
[Translating file HotelBean]
[Translating file HotelDetails]
[Translating file HotelHome]
[Translating file HotelSummary]
[Translating file HotelSystem]
[Translating file HotelSystemBean]
[Translating file HotelSystemHome]
[Translating file RequestAQHandler]
[Translating file ReservationDetails]
[Translating file RoomType]
[Translating file ServiceAQHandler]
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ils.java HotelHome.java HotelSummary.java HotelSystem.java HotelSystemBean.java
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at java.lang.Win32Process.<init>(Unknown Source)
at java.lang.Runtime.execInternal(Native Method)
at java.lang.Runtime.exec(Unknown Source)
at java.lang.Runtime.exec(Unknown Source)
at java.lang.Runtime.exec(Unknown Source)
at java.lang.Runtime.exec(Unknown Source)
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Coskan,
Sorry for annoying you...Since i cudnt
reprodue the same error here in my machine, please provide
following details also....
1. Have you set the classpath environment variable correctly?
Means all the jar files (Jndi.jar,ejb.jar,jta.jar,aqapi.jar,tools.jar, classes12.jar)are
in classpath?
2. Have you put <Oracle9i_Home>/bin in your classpath???
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--Venky

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It was running fine and then just today it began to kick up
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Error information unsupported statement: class
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3 : <td>
4 : <cfinvoke component="cfcs.cmsContentForms"
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Tried both of those and got the same error:
Error information unsupported statement: class
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The error occurred in D:\www\CMS\contentDisplay.cfm: line 4
2 : <tr>
3 : <td>
4 : <cfset componentObj =
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5 : <cfset displayContent =
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I had it working at one point so I may just have to start
again at square one and re-develop it until I break it again to
know what I did (or until it works and then wonder what the heck I
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|
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public class Rack extends ArrayList
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Multi-lingual Translator component in java?

hello all,
I want to make a Multi-lingual Translator component in java
which can be used to convert any existing web site(developed
using any technology asp/jsp etc) to any foreign language
viz german, spanish,italian and other major foreign
languages.
Please let me know how do i proceed in java with respect to
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limitations as mentioned above in point 2, then i am not
averse to using it please let me know if such a tool is
available.
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lingual component in java with source code freely
available anywhere on net, then please give me the link.
This will help me save a lot of time in developing it.
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JS supports UTF-8... assuming the browser has the proper fonts.
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<form method="GET" action="_lang.jsp">
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