Java Code To Access Windows Machine From Unix Machine
Feb 28, 2014
I have a requirement where I have to send a file from a local system to unix box(present on client side) using java code.I have developed a code that is successfully sending the file from local system to client side unix box (I am connecting to client side unix box using VPN) provided I run the code in my eclipse IDE present in local system. But when I am running the same code in the unix box it is throwing null pointer exception.Might be the unix system is not recognising the local system. Please find the code.
I have developed a code to connecting remote windows M/C from local M/C by using SSH2 (ganymed-ssh2-build209.jar) API. when I run the code its giving below error. Is there any other way to connect remote windows system using java code.
Exception.
java.io.IOException: There was a problem while talking to <host name>:22 at ch.ethz.ssh2.Connection.connect(Connection.java:642) at ch.ethz.ssh2.Connection.connect(Connection.java:460) at Connect.RemoteServer.ConnectWindowsServer.runCommand(ConnectWindowsServer.java:55) at Connect.RemoteServer.ConnectWindowsServer.main(ConnectWindowsServer.java:27) Caused by: java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused: connect
I keep getting this error:- /opt/solr# java -v Unrecognized option: -v Error: Could not create the Java Virtual Machine. Error: A fatal exception has occurred. Program will exit.
Since a few weeks i receive windows reports with the text: "Could not create the Java virtual machine". That were not disturbing, but now i would like to play a game that based on Java, but every time I would start it, the message come and the game do not start. The game called "Edna and Harvey: The Breakout" (German: Edna bricht aus) and is developed by a german game studio called "Daedalic entertainment".
I created a program and am able to run it perfectly fine in netbeans/cmd. Then I made an .exe file with "Launch4j" and every time that I run the .exe file I get the following error: Java Virtual Machine Launcher: "A Java Exception has occurred."
Here in detail:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: edu/cmu/sphinx/util/props/PropertyException at java.lang.Class.getDeclaredMethods0(Native Method) at java.lang.Class.privateGetDeclaredMethods(Unknown Source) at java.lang.Class.privateGetMethodRecursive(Unknown Source) at java.lang.Class.getMethod0(Unknown Source) at java.lang.Class.getMethod(Unknown Source)
I'm making a vending machine program to practice inheritance and have a few questions. My superclass is a Soda class, and I'm making subclasses like "Orange soda", "Coke", etc. My first question is, what is the point of the subclass inheriting the instance variables of the superclass? If you have to define them again is there any point in the super class having them? Here is an example of this:
My superclass:
public abstract class Soda {
public double price; public int numAvailable; public String name; public String machineCode;
[code]...
Besides not having to write the vendSoda() method again, what is the benefit of inheritance in a situation like this if you have to define all variables again? My second question is, how could I store all of the code strings from all of the different subclasses in one place? (so when the user enters a code it can search for the code entered to give the desired soda)...
I'm working in project, my theme is to develop an application management system for fingerprint and RFID card attendance machine in java programming language.
My problem i didn't find documentation in java for connecting with this device.
Picked up _JAVA_OPTIONS: -Xmx10g -XX:MaxPermSize=10g
can get the values for 1.0
java.net.UnknownHostException: home at java.net.PlainSocketImpl.connect(PlainSocketImpl.j ava:195) at java.net.SocksSocketImpl.connect(SocksSocketImpl.j ava:366) at java.net.Socket.connect(Socket.java:529) at java.net.Socket.connect(Socket.java:478)
From java running on Windows, I need to access a file on a remote Ubuntu machine. I use the following:
URL U = new URL ( "http://" + SERVER_IP + ":" + SERVER_PORT + "/" + ClsName + ".class" );
where:
SERVER_IP is the Ubuntu IP address obtained from any site that shows the IP address of the machine you are using.SERVER_PORT is the Ubuntu port where the server is listening.
Now:
Do I need to modify this code any further?Do I need to configure the Windows and/or Ubuntu machine(s) for this to work?
I'm trying to install java_ee_sdk-6u3-jdk7-windows-x64.exe on our new Windows Server 2012 machine but the installer starts and I then get a Setup box appear that says Error: The Java(TM) Virtual Machine has aborted. I've looked in the Event Viewer and there are no messages and I've tried to get the installer to create a log file (by passing the parameter -l <loglocation>) but it doesn't seem to get that far as no log is created.
The very first time I tried to run the JavaEE install on this machine, it installed everything ok but didn't create the windows service as .NET Framework 3.5 was missing. So I uninstalled JavaEE and added in the .NET Framework 3.5 and then my problems began. I have already installed these versions of Java and JavaEE successfully on a previous Windows Server 2012 machine which had the .NET Framework 3.5 on it.
The JRE installed already on the computer is jre-6u45-windows-x64.exe and I am logged in as an administrator. I've tried uninstalling the JRE and reinstalling and also doing a registry clean using CCleaner incase there are any old references to the JRE/JavaEE but it didn't work.
So my class in project codes should have proper access to the other three folders(input,output,config). Then what can I do to feed the function a relative path?How would that looks like?
Question2:
Is that true, for windows and unix I have to write two versions of codes on system-dependant path?
In my JSF application user starts on primary server where the session begins and then the user is redirected to a different server using sendRedirect. I want to pass some authentication token to the next server from primary server. I am trying to set session attribute as:
But this attribute is not reaching the new server. I cannot pass this auth_token as request parameter as that wont be secure. So how to get some session data to new server?
My output is all over the place. I cancelled out the borderlayouts beneath each panel I created and it completely changed the output, and I'm not sure why. The first photo below, shows what it looked like with the layouts and the second shows the output without. I still don't understand why I don't see the digits 1-9.
Java Code:
import javax.swing.*; import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.ActionListener; public class Atm extends JFrame { Atm(){ super("ATM"); //Create Panels For ATM JPanel buttonPanel1 = new JPanel(); //To Contain Digits 1-9
[Code] ....
Why would setting the layout beneath each object change the layout so much? I stayed consistent in my use of BLayout and GLayout in the program.
I pulled off an all nighter in order to finish off this project for my computer studies class but i keep getting an error cannot find symbol at line 96?
import java.io.*; import java.util.*; import java.util.Random; public class SlotMachine { //Generates 3 random numbers for slot machine public static void main(ArrayList<Integer> slotMachine) {
I've scanned the book and a few other forums trying to find an answer to my particular question (or I simply didn't understand) with no luck. I want to create an ActionListener for my ATM machine, that will both receive the input numbers to check them against the passcode for a predefined user, but also add the typical " * " that we see when performing such an action.
1. I have created individual objects for each button, which I then used in the constructor "perform" from class action. I'm not sure where to start in the method ActionPerformed.
2. How do I get the asterisks to appear in the JPasswordField each time a numeric button is pressed on the keypad?
Java Code:
import javax.swing.*; import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.*; public class Atm extends JFrame { Atm(){ super("ATM"); //Create Panels For ATM JPanel buttonPanel1 = new JPanel(); //To Contain Digits 1-9 buttonPanel1.setLayout(new GridLayout(4,3));
I am working in software testing, specifically automatic test cases generation. Among the existing forms of test cases, my focus is on the test cases that are composed of sequences of events such as _.event1.event2 eventx()
However, the events can be classified into: sensitive and insensitive. The latter does not affect the system's states, and hence, it can be ignored; while the former affects the states. Anyhow, the sensitive events in the test cases may lead to states explosion and there is a need to prevent that. Therefore, some techniques suggest using one variable to present states and group all similar states together such as using len variable in circular queue. Relatively, the states can be represented by using specific drawings such FSM.
For example, the test cases for circular queue may look like:
len=1, rear=0, front=0 and dataQ[0]=0 len=0, rear=0, front=1 and dataQ={0} len=1, rear=1, front=1 and dataQ[1]=1
len=1, rear=0, front=0 and dataQ[0]=0 len=2, rear=1, front=0 and dataQ[1]=1 len=1, rear=1, front=1 and dataQ={1,0}
As can be seen, every addition/deletion produces a new state. A state is composed of 4 variables: len, rear, front and dataQ. The 1st three variables are integers while the dataQ is an integer array. Nonetheless, the states produced by different test cases can be identical which wastes effort and time. So, there is a need to optimize these states. The search techniques were suggested where the problem can be represented as a search problem and the technique is applied. If we consider Len as a state, then we will have: len=0; 0QSize. However, this does not represent the state but it suits for classifying the states into groups.
In terms of states representation, State Machine/Map Compiler (SMC) was suggested as a modeling mechanism that takes the state machines (i.e. FSM) drawing and generates the code in any preferred language. In SMC, the FSM is represented in a specific syntax (state---transition----next state) and saved in a file (.sm). This file will be compiled by SMC to generate a context class which includes definitions of states, transitions and actions in FSM but still need to be triggered by another class. This class has to call the transitions that modifies the state.
We had created that class and implemented all the methods with their transitions. However, the FSM used was based on 1 variable only (i.e. len). Besides, we are still looking for the SMC results as they will be the input for any search technique to be applied. Supposedly, the states generated by SMC can be used directly in the search technique but this is still questionable.
1. I am trying to use the getSource method in my inner class, in order to set the JPasswordField within an Inner Listener Class. This is a 4 integer password, setup by my for statement in the loop. I know what I want the program to do, but I don't know the correct language to use. I want the user to press one of the keys (0-9), that value be stored in JPassword (at least I think that is how it works) and for it to display the "*" in the Field---I want this to loop 4x. How do I use the getSource() to do this.
Also, I believe I need to use the set and get methods for the password entered into the JPassField, is that correct? The inner class is not recognizing my the object password that represents the JPasswordField.
2. In my second Inner Listener Class, clearButton, I set the event.getSource method to reset the JPasswordField to " ", when the clear button is pressed. Again, the problem is that the inner class does not recognize password. Why is this the case, since it is still a part of the parent class Atm?
public class Atm extends JFrame { Atm(){ super("ATM"); int i = 0; //Create Panels For ATM JPanel buttonPanel1 = new JPanel(); //To Contain Digits 1-9 buttonPanel1.setLayout(new GridLayout(4, 3));
I am required to create an electronic bandit machine that can display all images and buttons, user can input money, random display of images, machine stop when money runs out, user can put money in and start again and also a display of winnings. So far The user can input money and this is added to their bank however when the spin button is clicked no shapes appear despite their being a selection of images. My code is below.
I am having a difficult time writing what started out as a simple vending machine program. As I go on though, it seems that I'm overcomplicating it and it is getting messy, so I have resorted to the forum before I really get off the path. how to clean it up? I'm going to list a few of the problems I am having with the code below:
1. The user is supposed to enter his/her money and the program is to read each value separately (Do-While loop) and keep a running total of the money entered. I can't seem to get the right code format to do this. I was trying to do this with the variable total and so that is why the total exists in the switch statement, but it did not work.
2. In the second Do-While statement, is there a way to kick back an error when their are insufficient funds to purchase an item? Instead of getting a negative change return.
package practice; import java.util.Scanner; public class Practice { public static void main(String[] args) { double count, total; int item; //Display Available Options To Customer Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in); System.out.println("*VENDING MACHINE*");
