Wire Tap Alternatives?

Hey, Don't know if I'm in the correct forum, but on my previous G4 I used wire tap (freeware) for quite some time and it was the easiest way for me to record sounds coming from my imac, be it dvd's, internet apps, streaming audio etc. Anyway, now it no longer works since Wire Tap Pro came out with like a $20 charge. Are there any free apps that allow me to do the exact same thing, that I can download, or that is already built into Tiger? What about Sound Studio? And, how do you set it up? What I like to do is record my DVD concerts and import them into iTunes. Anyway I can do that for free?

Wire tap consumes messages off the input channel and publishes the unmodified message to both output channels.
OSB provides Location Transparency i.e it is a strategy to hide the physical locations of service endpoints from the service clients & provides a layer of abstraction between the service client and the service provider, and improves the operational aspect of adding or removing service providers without impact to the service clients.
how can use OSb to implement Wire Tap pattern.Yo can make use of Service Callouts [ for Synchronous call], Route Actions or Publish Action [ Asynchronous call ] to pass on the message to target system.
You can have proxy service receiving you request and in message flow and then use OSB Communication Actions to handle your wire trap pattern.
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E21764_01/doc.1111/e15867/proxy_actions.htm#i1315295
Proxy Service1----------------->Business Service1
+
+
Business Service2
Hope it helps !!
Regards,
Abhinav
Edited by: Abhinav on Dec 5, 2012 8:38 AM

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Wire Tap pattern in OSB

Wire Tap allows you to route messages to a separate location while they are being forwarded to the ultimate destination. My question is quite straightforward, how can use OSb to implement Wire Tap pattern.
Thanks
Edited by: user5108636 on 5/12/2012 11:06

Wire tap consumes messages off the input channel and publishes the unmodified message to both output channels.
OSB provides Location Transparency i.e it is a strategy to hide the physical locations of service endpoints from the service clients & provides a layer of abstraction between the service client and the service provider, and improves the operational aspect of adding or removing service providers without impact to the service clients.
how can use OSb to implement Wire Tap pattern.Yo can make use of Service Callouts [ for Synchronous call], Route Actions or Publish Action [ Asynchronous call ] to pass on the message to target system.
You can have proxy service receiving you request and in message flow and then use OSB Communication Actions to handle your wire trap pattern.
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E21764_01/doc.1111/e15867/proxy_actions.htm#i1315295
Proxy Service1----------------->Business Service1
+
+
Business Service2
Hope it helps !!
Regards,
Abhinav
Edited by: Abhinav on Dec 5, 2012 8:38 AM

Tape alternatives

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When President Bush created the Homeland Security Agency, it was simular to the way Adolph Hitler had the same acts thrust upon the peoples rights. Their constitutional protections were set aside. And you know where that led.
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I'm looking to record my old LP's and tapes through the line-in jack into iTunes. Does Garage Band allow you to do this or do I need additional software.
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Attention skype users! - MS patent to allow recording/spying of VoIP

hi everyone,
I thought Skype users using Archlinux might want to have a look at a technology Microsoft Corporation has patented on June 23 2011, that will possibly end up in skype and potentially would allow viewing of conversations using subversive techniques that abuse networking protocols to allow your conversations to be routed to a recording agent. (ie: Digital wire-tapping) Microsoft, Government and law enforcement can make use of this new technology to view/monitor/record your calls. this potentially will affect not only skype users, but any VoIP platform that Microsoft supports/develops. (ie: Xbox 360, Office 365 too)
here is a link to the article;
http://softwarefreedom.org/blog/2011/jun/29/Office-365/
for those of you who aren't familiar with www.softwarefreedom.com ... Software Freedom Law Center = Legal team for the Free Software Foundation, and they offer legal advice for free software developers - this source is legit.
here is a link to the Patent in question, itself;
http://appft1.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Par … 0110153809
the SFLC also has a link to this patent in their blog... If you have a look at the patent itself, it's pretty clear what the plan entails, and isn't overly difficult to read through.
Myself, i am not impressed with this news, and won't be using skype at all ever again, at home or at work, period. ~ Part of the reason for posting (aside from to share this news with those who are unaware) - i will be looking for a more secure free-alternative. If any Archers have advice on a good VoIP client for linux, by all means - feel free to post
also, i'd like to hear other Archer's opinions on the matter!
NOTE: ****Let's keep this conversation clean, if you have opinions on the matter as per the moderators request; No Microsoft bashing, attacking governments, etc. and/or drawing conclusions that may not be factual ie: stick to the forum guidelines - by opinions that isn't what i meant. i was more interested if any of you think that there are valid concerns to be discussed***
Last edited by triplesquarednine (2011-07-11 04:19:48)

Blµb wrote:
Personally I wasn't a fan of skype anyway. I understand that what really makes it that successful is the phone-calling.
From my point of view: I don't care about calling phones, since I never ever ever EVER use up the free minutes I have on my phone anyway. And I really prefer teamspeak 3 / gtalk with voip support, etc.
I currently refuse to add anybody in skype, and tell them to get jabber instead. If they have an android phone they *most likely* have a gtalk account anyway. (almost certainly actually...) (- and that works well together with "regular" jabber)
Also I'd really like to point out that "M$ probably doesn't care about us {playing <insert game>,talking about <insert topic here>}" is NOT a valid argument FOR allowing them to be ABLE to spy on you!,
which btw. is the only thing people I talk to seem to respond with...
I'm also not really a fan of skype. At work we use it, and because of that at home i have had to have it as well. Not only that, but i also do a bit of contracted work (here and there) for another company ~ whom relies on skype. everyone works from home, and we essentially have a virtual-office space over skype. My 'main' employer is in Germany right now, and once the IT department can get him to sign off on it, we will be replacing Skype with something else (we already know he is not going to be impressed with this skype news. He already pushed a corporate mandate down that we will never be migrating to Office365 either, being as we see absolutely no logic in having microsoft host all of our internal data on their servers/ the cloud. <- it's bad idea in general.
I whole heartedly agree with your last statement about the gaming perspective. whether they care about who's playing X game, talking about Y topic, is completely besides the point. for me, the concerns tend to be centered around a few issues i see:
1. invasion of privacy - which applies to both individuals, groups, and businesses.
2. creating a backdoor in their implementations of VoIP, creates more possibilities for exploitation by 3rd parties... which could have number of ill-effects.
3. who is to say that this technology won't be abused? (and not necessarily by microsoft, but in general). it's not a stretch of the imagination, to think of ways this might apply. ~ a couple quick examples, which have nothing to do with MS, nor this technology or any particular group specifically, but instead looking at how people have behaved throughout history in in general, would be ... look how airports were doing racial profiling post 9/11. or how way back when in the 50's the US GOV't targeted anyone who they suspected was a communist ~ from the average Joe, to folk singers, politicians, to movie stars. Most of whom, actually had nothing to do with communism, but there political views didn't gel with the government at the time. they were demonized.. i just feel this technology isn't good for society in general and 'could' create a conflict of interest... I'm not saying something of this nature 'WILL' happen, but the possibly for abuse is there, ya know?
and besides all of that, this whole situation just creates a lot of distrust, it's very invasive, and should be considered malware (because it is).
..maybe i'll check out teamspeak / gtalk - thanks for the tip. I've heard of both, but yours is the first review i have heard (which is helpful, so thanks!)
take care and thanks for your own insights on the matter, it is appreciated!

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Hello. I've read through a couple of threads on here dealing with making a game of pong in LabView, but in them the users had questions with far more complex aspects of the program than I want to deal with. I am a beginner programmer in LabView with limited experience in Java and Visual Basic programming. I was tasked with creating a game over winter break, and now that I finally have some time (this weekend that is), I decided that I'd make a really simple game of pong. However, I have seriously overestimated the difficulty of this for a beginner who has very limited knowledge of Lab View.
I ask you to please have some patience with me.
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I thank you for any and all help anyone may be able to provide.

EchoWolf wrote:
-Create a field (I am not sure what to use for this, but from my reading it appears that some sort of a picture output is needed, but I cannot find that anywhere).
Wel, there is the picture indicator in the picture palette. In newer versions it's called "2D picture". The palettes have a search function. Using the palette search function is a basic LabVIEW skill that you should know. If you've seen the example for the other discussion, it uses a 2D boolean array indicator. The boolean array is only recommended for a monochrome very low resolution display.
EchoWolf wrote: -Set up some simple function that can output the dimensions of this field to use with collision tracking.
-Create a ball that can be tracked by the program.
That seems backwards. Properly programmed, the code always knows the dimension and the ball position. The program generates, (not tracks!) the ball movement. Of course you need to do some range checking on the ball position to see when it collides with the walls.
EchoWolf wrote:
-From my reading I understand that the simplest way to "bounce" the ball off the sides appears to simply reverse the X velocity of the ball when it strikes the vertical boundaries and the Y velocity when it strikes the horizontal boundaries.
Of course you could make it more realistic by keeping track of three ball parameters: x, y, spin.
EchoWolf wrote:
-Insert some sort of a "paddle" that the user can control with the left and right arrow keys.
Pong is typically played with the up-down arrow keys.
EchoWolf wrote:
Now, as I have mentioned I am a beginner with approximately one month maximum knowledge of this software, spread over about a year.
LabVIEW knowledge is not measured in time units. What did you do during that month? Did you attend some lectures, study tutorials, wrote some programs?
EchoWolf wrote:
So for starters, would anyone be willing to walk me through creating a visual output for this and creating a ball that will bounce off all sides?
I have found some LabView code for a simple game like this, but it also includes a score keeping loop as well as an "automatic play" option, and I am attempting to wade through all that code to find the bones of it to help me with this, but due to my inexperience, this might thake a lot of time.
Start with the posted example and delete all the controls and indicators that you don't want, then surgically remove all code with broken wires.
Alternatively, start from scratch: Create your playing field. Easiest would be a 2D classic boolean array that is all false. Use initialize array to make it once. Now use a loop to show the ball as a function of time.
Start with a random ball position. to display it, turn one of the array elements true before wiring to the array indicator using replace array subset.
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Edward Long wrote:
Yes indeed, worked beautifully. Thanks for the prompt reply.
You're welcome anytime.
Glad to be of help.
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