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I would like to embed a web page into my web page. The page that will be embedded requires token for authentication. Instead of sending the token via query params, I would like to send it in the Authorization Header. I modified the iframe population as specified in the following code.

So, I'm thinking of creating a JFrame without making an instance of it.

This is how I normally do it:

So I got 9 Samsung The Frame LS03's and I have to play one .mp4 file on all of them synchronized. I want to accomplish this with HTML5. I got access to a windows server So far I had this

Recently, I've been learning about File I/O in java, and I came to know that Buffered Streams make the whole process more efficient, by storing the data intermittently and only writing to the disk(or reading from it) when the buffer is full.

Now, I have a program where I have an ArrayList of 256 boolean, and a floating point value.
I am trying to serialize this data(I do not wish to simply write the data in human-readable form).
So what I do currently is have a FileOutputStream chained to an ObjectOutputStream and use its writeObject() method to first write the boolean array, and then the float variable. I do likewise when reading using FileInputStream and ObjectInputStream.

Now, since I'm curious how I would go about using the BufferedOutputStream in here, I went through the documentation but the two overloaded write methods it has don't seem flexible enough to me-

1. The first, which takes a byte array and a couple more parameters for offset and length
2. The second, which takes a byte.

So, would that mean I have to convert my boolean array to a byte array to be able to use the BufferedOutputStream object? How then would I convert my float to a byte? I'm also confused on how I would read in the data with BufferedInputStream.
And would it be worth using Buffers here after all the conversion that's taking place?

Here's my original code without the buffers

So, I'm writing a "card game" in which every time I press a button it's supposed to output a random "card" or text. The thing is, it "works" but not really how it should, by that I mean that when I press the button, it outputs a random text, but it outputs just that specific text. It doesn't randomize the value AFTER I run the program and I press the button.

I am trying to read a json file from a google bucket into a pyspark dataframe on a local spark machine. Here's the code:

IE and Firefox correctly display only the inner scroll bar for a dynamic pdf on an iframe. However, google chrome is displaying an extra exterior scroll bar:

Anyone know how to get rid of the extra exterior scroll bar chrome is adding?

Here is the asp.net code:

I know I can just write the Canvas inside the JFrame class, but what if I want a separate canvas class?

I'm new to java programming. Sorry if it's just a simple problem.

Hello StackExchange community,

I'm at my wits end about this JSplitPane I'm trying to put into my frame, it is sitting on the right side of my frame instead of filling it up or atleast sitting on the left. If anyone could help me with this issue I'd be very thankful.

See below an image of my problem and the code

The problem area is the pane with "tab1" and "tab2", the divider and the pane on the right side of that divider:

I've tried setting setAlignmentX(Component.LEFT_ALIGNMENT) on all the individual parts of the JSplitPane. I've also tried making a JPanel to hold it and aligning that. All to no avail.

Furthermore, existing information I've been able to find hasn't been relevant, mostly people discussing how to align the contents of the JSplitPane.

The code below is all that is needed to make this frame, if any of you need it to help me out feel free.