Non Java question

I've got three computers on my home network running Windows 98. Where can I find out how to share a single internet connection? I currently have dial-up but will be going to DSL soon and I want to get this part out of the way.
Thanks...

Win 98 comes with something called Internet Connection Sharing. Do a search on http://support.microsoft.com ; I think there's also some stuff in the Windows Help (check out the index under Start / Help)

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I hate usenet so I figured i would ask the java people if they could just explain something to me concerning the Burrows-Wheeler transformation algorithm
lets say we have the phrase "Hello there"
after all the fuss, we end up with
oerHhtelle with a primary index of 2
now from what i gather we take the first row from the matrix
" Heeehllort" and match the letters from the oerHhtelle
obviously the o is 9 because there is only 1 o, but how do we know which e and which l s match and then how do we reconstruct it all
thanks

Here's the original reference:
http://gatekeeper.dec.com/pub/DEC/SRC/research-reports/abstracts/src-rr-124.html
The abstract does use the word "reversible", but I'll leave reading the full document to you.

CTI integration with Non-Java based Webclient

Can anybody help?
I need any documentation concerning the implementation/ configuration of the ICI/BCB with the IC Webclinet installed on a ABAP Stack (non-java version). All info seems to be based on Java based Webclient.
Any help greatly received
Rob

I had a OSS ticket created and from that, what i could understand was that the ICI/BCB version is linked to the version of the CRM software and the associated ABAP Stack. For example CRM 2007 has the ICI version 3.05 but what you get when you put http://javahost:javaport/bcb is the Java stacks ICI system information. WHich will be like 3.00. And I was asked to ignore that java info.
What I heard is that the abap stack is the one implements the ICI/BCB Version and from CRM's version you know the ici version behind. But I did not get any mapping of "CRM version to ICI"from the OSS though.
Hope it provides little more information to your question.
Regards,
Elaya

Running non-java programs

Is it possible to run a non-java program(i.e program off desktop ) into a JFrame. Meaning that this program will only run in the specified JFrame.

aggie09 wrote:
Is it possible to run a non-java program(i.e program off desktop ) into a JFrame. Meaning that this program will only run in the specified JFrame.Don't create more than one thread for the same problem/question please. Since your previous post holds a bit more information about it, please continue there:
[http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5378613]

Non Java Webservice client Authentication

I see in the Weblogic docs many examples of Java webservice clients. Including
one that passes a user id and password through the getXXXPort(userid, password)
call for authenticating the user at runtime. My question is, can a non Java webservice
client authenticate itself in somewhat the same manor? A non Java client wouldn't
have the client jar file available containing the stubs and all.
If someone has a code snippet they could send me it would be most appreciated.
Thanks,
Craig Lindley

Hi Craig,
An partial example using .NET is attached; in this environment you need
to use their NetworkCredential class.
Hope this helps,
Bruce
craig lindley wrote:
>
I see in the Weblogic docs many examples of Java webservice clients. Including
one that passes a user id and password through the getXXXPort(userid, password)
call for authenticating the user at runtime. My question is, can a non Java webservice
client authenticate itself in somewhat the same manor? A non Java client wouldn't
have the client jar file available containing the stubs and all.
If someone has a code snippet they could send me it would be most appreciated.
Thanks,
Craig Lindleyusing System;
using System.Net;
namespace SecurityBasicClient
class AuthClient
[STAThread]
static void Main(string[] args)
SoapInteropBaseService ws = new SoapInteropBaseService();
ws.Url = "http://webservice.bea.com:7001/base/SoapInteropBaseService";
Console.Write("User:");
string strUser = Console.ReadLine();
Console.Write("Password:");
string strPassword = Console.ReadLine();
ICredentials credentials = new NetworkCredential(strUser,strPassword);
try
ws.Credentials = credentials;
Console.WriteLine(ws.echoString("Hello World"));
catch (Exception err)
Console.WriteLine(err.Message);
finally
Console.ReadLine();

Run non-Java program inside a JFrame

A quick question, would it be possible to run a non-java application inside a JFrame? By this, I mean restrict the program to be running only inside that frame.

You could do some of what you need using the JAWT api:
http://download.java.net/jdk6/docs/technotes/guides/awt/AWT_Native_Interface.html
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Dmitri
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Difference between using Java and Non-Java in Webi.

Hi ,
I have one more question requesting for an answer.
Would like to know what is the Difference between using Java and Non-Java in Webi.
Thank You in advance.
Appana Ganesh.

Hi,
check the Information in following post, the differences are discussed there:
http://scn.sap.com/thread/3295306
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Victor

WLS JMS supports the clients developed by using non-java program languages,such as,c++,VB...

          WLS JMS supports the clients developed by using non-java program languages,such
          as,c++,VB?


The short answer is yes. This is a frequently asked question. I
          suggest searching this newsgroup in google using terms like "C++",
          "IIOP", ".NET", "JCOM".
          Note also that WL 8.1 (now out in beta) contains a thin java client
          (something like 0 or 300K without JMS, 700k with. The 0K client comes
          from leveraging WL's IIOP support.)
          Tom, BEA
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          > WLS JMS supports the clients developed by using non-java program languages,such
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Image size and mime type.. non-java guy needs help

Image size, mime type.. non-java guy needs help
Im not at all familiar with java so this is really weird for me to work out. I?ve been doing it all day (and half of yesterday).
Im trying to write a custom clodFusion tag in java that gets the width, height, size and MIME types of a given file. I?ve been trying to get it to work on the command line first. I can get the width and height but cant get the size and the MIME type.
Here is what I got
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import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
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private int height = 0;
private int width = 0;
private String type = "";
private String size = "";
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file = "80by80.jpg";
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width = image.getWidth();
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System.out.println(type);
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can anyone please help me out to modify the above so I can also print the mime type and the file size to screen.
thanks for any help

any suggestions?

How to send a http request to a non java appln

I have one legacy web application running which can handle only http request . So I need to connect (using http request) and send my request and get the response, without opening that application in browser.
Any idea
1) How to connect to non - java appln from a java appln ?
2) How to use the Httprequest without displaying the page using browser?

You can try one of three routes:
Open a socket and write the HTTP request and parse the HTTP response yourself
Use java.net.URLConnection
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Using java object in a non java application

Can you tell me how will i be able to use a java object(how can i instantiate a java class) in a non java application.I have read about COM,DCOM but these are fine only with micrososft platforms .Can anyone offer me alternative solutions...i also have read about CORBA ...kindly pour in your advice

i have read about it thats true but had i understood it from the material i wouldnt have asked for help ..instead i would i have been working on my project..

Avaya(Non-java app) integration with ADF

Hi,
We have a desktop application Avaya (non-Java) & want to integrate it with ADF. Currently we do it by passing parameters in HTTP URL. If the user clicks on a button in non-java app, it should:
(1) open search page of an ADF application and execute search.
(2) if the ADF application is already open, the button on Avaya app should execute search with partial page refresh. However, the whole page is being refreshed.
Can you please guide, how to do this with partial page refresh? , as the No 1 is almost achieved.
Thanks,
NC

Hi Shay,
Below Options were tried for integration. Please have a look at them and suggest if there is any other possible way to Integrate Avaya with ADF.
1) Calling ADF application with URL parameters.
Reasons to drop:
Every time a URL is called the entire page will get rendered again taking some 2-3 seconds which is very critical to the application.
ADF is capable of handling URL parameters without re-loading the whole page(http://oracamp.com/passing-parameters-adf-application-through-url). But we can't use this inbuilt way as we have many customized developments implemented in the page. This way directly works at AMImpl (at Model level) level. We want the events to be fired at View level. That is backing bean level.
2) Avaya is capable of dealing with ActiveX (OCX). They sent me 2 DLLs which handles communication between web page and Avaya application. A simulator was also sent (bundle attached herewith). The steps to be carried out for testing are-
Installation procedures:
i. Register the DTLCRMINT.ocx file. Start->Run-> Type the command
ii. regsvr32 <ocx file location>
iii. Register the DTLINTCMP.ocx file. Start->Run-> Type the command
iv. regsvr32 <ocx file location>
v. Double click on the Clinet.exe it would open up a windows application with a Textbox and Command button. Put In the data which needs to be sent.
vi. Open the CRM Page.html. On opening the OCX would be loaded by default.
vii. Now clicking the Send Data button on the client application, whatever information is there in the Client Text Box would be sent to the web page.
viii. From CRM side, the application needs to use the OCX provided, and must wait for the event. On receiving the event the data that is retrieved as a part of the event can be parsed to update the text box and click on the search button.
Reasons to drop:
It works fine with basic HTML page. But once integrated with ADF page as an inline frame it doesn't work. We tried to embed the OCX object inside <verbatim> tags, but was not successful. The event fired by ActiveX object is triggered at client side by VBScript function. Avaya's ActiveXs seem to be only working with VBScript according to my understanding. So there was no way for ADF to capture VBScript events.
ADF is capable of javascript up to some extent. To do a critical application like this, my feeling is javascript is never a good option.
3) To use a text file. Avaya writes, ADF application reads.
Reasons to drop:
ADF can read the text files with normal java IO methods. But only the server directories are visible. So, Avaya has to write the information in the server file. With using a parameter like user name, ADF application can read the file in regular time intervals (with using poll feature) and get relevant information and automatically run the search.
Initially the idea was to do this at client side. But since this is a web application, file reading at client side is next to impossible. Again when one side is reading and the other side is writing, file access violations may occur.
4) Another option is if Avaya can offer the value in a web service, the ADF application can get it.
Reasons to drop:
There may occur a latency as well as Avaya says they can't offer web services.
5) The ideal solution is, the ADF application's front end control's IDs can be provided. If the Avaya system is capable of accessing or getting hold of DOM and pushing the value to the controls and clicking the button; things would become pretty straight forward. JMeter works like this in testing J2EE applications.
Any Recommendations how can it be done .
Thanks.

Calling a webservice(JAX-RPC) from non java client ?

Hi,
I read JAX-RPC is used for accessing webservices by calling the webservice methods from a java-based client.
Is it possible to call the Webservice methods(writeen using jax-rpc) from a non-java client,who sends his request in the form of SOAP based calls?
If JAX-RPC is not the correct one to call a RPC from a non-java client,In what way i can do this?
Can anyone please clarify my doubt..,
Thanks in Advance
Rao.,

Hi Arun,
Can i write a my client program using cgi scripts?
In the JAX-RPC docs it was said that i can invoke my Webservices through my Service endpoints or using WSDL location?
If iam using a Non-java Client,it will be easier(I think) to use the WSDL file to call the Web-Service(deployed using JAX-RPC).But,the Client should be aware of that WSDL file.
I have to develop a small Application using webServices(must use XML,SOAP technologies).The user will pass some Parameters as request and the Response should be an XML(SOAP message) message.User should be able to request via browser.(http://localhost:8080/)
Can you please suggest me which technology is correct to use,so that i can use the XML,SOAP in it.
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thank you once again..,
Regards
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JAXM and a non Java Web Service Client

How can I acces a web service buit using JAXM with a client written using other technology?
Where do I have to send the SOAP message from the client?
I saw that JAXM optains the messeage from the HttpRequest! How do I put the SOAP message there?
Thanks

if you are not taking advantage of asynchronous messaging via a messaging provider, but want a standard web service that speaks to non java clients then JAX-RPC should be the API of your choice. It is simpler then JAXM and more standard compliant.
If you want to do asynchronous messaging your client has to have some kind of messaging provider, too, to be able to continously listen to messages. Then the SOAP messages are then exchanged between the two message providers who both in turn notify onMessage the relevant application (message consumer).
I hope this helps you solve your problem ;-)

Checking running non java process

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i need to write a program that checks if a non-java process is still running (under windows) and to run a system command if it is not. Is there a way to check what process are still running?
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