Vst embedded in java application?

hi
I am writing here because I was redirected.
I would like to know if it is possibile and where to find information and resources to do this:
calling a vst virtual instrument from a java application displaying it in a frame and controlling it by calls.
thanks

vst is for "virtual instrument", a technology from steinberg.
this kind of programs are dlls and are used in sequencer environments like cubase.
a vst is a dll file that cubase or this sort of software can load and communicate with by function calls. it has a gui too to tweak its parameters.
so, I ask someone who knows how all this work to please help with some information.
thanks

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I'm not sure I understand the question. If the application is a standalone applet, you download it as you would any other application or file. If the applet is embedded in a web site, just go to the appropriate web page.
If you can provide more specifics about what it is you are trying to download/accomplish, perhaps we can be of more specific assistance.
Regards.

WebDynpro Java application in xMII

Hi All,
Is it possible to integrate a web dynpro java application into an xMII dashboard?
If yes please provide pointers to any suitable documentation.
Thanks
Lisha

Perfectly possible ! I already explained how to include an external application such as your WDJ into a new account assignment block, so to do the same, you just need to add your new component into your business role to have it in your navigation bar.
Look at this thread: New Assignment Block with embedded BSP in BP Page
Regards,
Xavier

WebDynpro Java application in Web-UI

Dear CRM Guru's,
Can I host a WebDynpro for java application in from Web-UI. My thought is I would deploy the WDJ application in Java stack of CRM server and can I call it from my navigation bar and achieve Single-Sign-On. Appreciate your thoughts on this.
Thanks!
Surya.

Perfectly possible ! I already explained how to include an external application such as your WDJ into a new account assignment block, so to do the same, you just need to add your new component into your business role to have it in your navigation bar.
Look at this thread: New Assignment Block with embedded BSP in BP Page
Regards,
Xavier

How connect an HTML page to a running Java Application?

Hi,
Exists a way to connect an HTML page to a running Java Application?
the idea is, If we use SWT, the Browser widget have an instance of IE/Firefox attached to it, and we load local HTML pages inside, then i wish to have a way to bridge Java Application from HTML page. Then with that we can do follow JScript:
var javaApp = document.getJavaApplication(); //here is the trick
//below is like we do today with applets
var person = container.create("myapp.Person");
person.setName("Test");
container.save(person);its great if we can Have an attribute for object tag or anything to conect HTML page to Java Application.

I think that the better idea is to create a new mime type for that, maybe "application/x-java-connect-to-local-jvm", and use embed tag, to connect via plugin to a running JavaApp
example:
<embed type="application/x-java-connect-to-local-jvm" width="20" height="20" mainClass="mypackage.AppName"><br>
<script>
var javaApp = document.embeds[0];
function createPerson()
var person = javaApp.getNew("mypackage.Person");
person.setName("test");
javaApp.save(person);
}The width and height, isnt necessary, but the view can be used to show red if connection failed and green for sucessfull connections, or maybe embed tag can have src to images for sucessfull and unsucessfull states.
That's the idea, there is a way to extend Java Plugin to achieve that?
any tip or idea or to achieve that, are welcome.
Thanks

How to allow a Java application to run on any PC without installing jdk?

I'm doing this program that would retrieve infomation of the PC and send it to the server. In order to do that, i have to email the application to all these PCs. The problem is that some of these PCs may not have JRE or jdk to run the application. Cos, i thought that Java was Write once Run anywhere. I've tried to jar and run it on a PC with no JRE and stuff, How can this be done, I know that using applet is an option, but is there any other way. Pls help me, thanx!

you need a java virtual machine to run a java application, either it is embedded in the browser ( a native or plug-in ) and you can run your applet in the browser, or, if you don't want your app to be an applet, you have to install a jre on the PC...no other way, i'm afraid
so write once, run anywhere, provided there's a jre anywhere ! it is the jvm that handles differences between os, and you need to handle that difference somewhere, don't you !

Java application to read XMP.

Would it be possible then to have a Java application reading through the files with XMP embedded and displaying the information?

Hi Ana, sorry I didn't read your reply earlier, maybe it would have been usefull. There is no e-mail notification on this forum. Now I solved my problem with iView MediaPro and AppleScript. iView can read the "caption" data from the XMP of Photoshop 7 created files.
Here's my script (not very beautiful mind you, it's the first AS I ever wrote), the comments are in sweidish my native toungue if anyone wonders. Maybe someone else in my situation will benefit from this...
tell application "iView MediaPro"
set selectedID to the selection of window 1
set numItems to the number of items in selectedID
-- loopa genom de valda filerna
repeat with i from 1 to numItems
set j to item i of the selectedID
set origPath to the path of object j of window 1
tell application "iView MediaPro"
--hämta filens namn
copy the name of object j of window 1 to myFileName
-- ta bort suffixet ".jpg"
set KollaAntal to count characters of myFileName
set myFileNameB to characters 1 thru (KollaAntal - 4) of myFileName
-- här hämtar vi "caption"/bildtexten
copy the caption of object j of window 1 to extractedText
end tell
-- spara informationen som textfil
set thePath to path to startup disk as string
set theData to extractedText
set fileRef to (open for access file (thePath & myFileNameB & ".txt") with write permission)
set eof fileRef to 0
write theData to fileRef
close access fileRef
end repeat -- här slutar loopen
end tell
-- lite user feedback, ingen egentlig betydelse, men "känns bra"
tell application "Finder"
display dialog "Skriptet har utförts" buttons {"OK"} default button 1 with icon note
end tell

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