Minie | Integrate Bullet Physics and V-HACD into jMonkeyEngine
kandi X-RAY | Minie Summary
kandi X-RAY | Minie Summary
The Minie Project is about improving the integration of Bullet real-time physics simulation and Khaled Mamou's V-HACD Library into the jMonkeyEngine (JME) game engine.
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
- Update this control
- Updates the positions of a soft body
- Creates a mesh for faces
- Creates a list of geometries to visualize the velocity
- Render the screen
- Description of a single axis of a joint
- Returns the maximum rotation angle around the specified axis
- Returns the minimum rotation angle around the given axis
- Returns the number of disconnected groups in a given space
- Update the link in this link
- Initialize the render materials
- The main application
- Read the joint from the specified importer
- Processes an action
- Start the UI
- Write the joint to the specified writer
- Initialize the application
- Main application application
- Main application
- De - serialize this object
- Serialize this body to a JMS object
- Returns a link for a specific vertex
- Start up the UI
- Copies the half extents of another shape
- Make a deep clone of this body
- Create a deep - cloned copy of this jointjoint
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QUESTION
Now I am using this code to generate an JWT token(I am using jjwt lib), this is my mini example of code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-14 at 12:35TLDR: private key and secret key are different
There are two radically different kinds of digital cryptography used in the last half-century: traditional or symmetric, also called conventional, and public-key or asymmetric. In Java crypto, and thus in jjwt, the SecretKey[Spec]
classes and their subclasses are used only for symmetric algorithms, including HMAC, and the PrivateKey[Spec]
classes and their subclasses are used only for asymmetric algorithms, including ECDSA. See https://github.com/jwtk/jjwt#signing-key -- you must use a SecretKey
of suitable size for HSnnn but a PrivateKey
of both the correct algorithm (RSA or EC) and suitable size for RSnnn PSnnn or ESnnn. Because you gave jjwt a SecretKeySpec
it tries to use the only signing algorithm it knows that is usable with a secret key, namely HMAC, but the type you specified is invalid for a secret key and thus for HMAC.
And your key is not PKCS8.
Your private key is in the OpenSSL-specific 'traditional' or 'legacy' format, which is the one first defined by SECG in SEC1 and later officialized (if that's a word) by RFC5915. Java crypto does not directly support the (several) OpenSSL traditional formats, only the industry-standard PKCS8 format published as RFC5208 and updated under a new name as RFC5958.
You say your filename has extension .p8
which suggests someone thinks it is, or should be, PKCS8, but in fact it's not. The command you asked about, openssl ec
, will not convert to PKCS8, in fact the reverse: if you give it a PKCS8 format input it will produce traditional format output, exactly what you don't want. If you are able to fix the key before using it, there are two choices:
QUESTION
I am in the process of developing a small script which allows me to retrieve the values of a dictionary if the condition is met.
if the condition is fulfilled I retrieve the key of the dictionary in the cell of my columns in my dataframe.
However, where I get stuck is that I can only retrieve one value from my dictionary while my initial values validate other conditions.
what i have :
Name shopping list cat_and_subcat tom apple , sirop , carotte Fruit - Apple nick chocolate, banana, apple minie Cake - Oreo julie juice Fruit - Lemonwhat i should have :
Name shopping list cat_and_subcat tom apple , sirop , carotte Fruit-Apple , Cake-Carote cake nick chocolate, banana, apple minie Cake - Oreo , Fruit - Apple julie juice Fruit - LemonHow do I get to return all the values of the conditions that are true in the same cell?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-25 at 18:25match
tries to find a match only at the beginning of the string, while search
checks for a match anywhere in the string (this is what Perl does by default) in Python. In addition, your code returns instantly if it finds a match. You can modify your code as follows:
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You can use Minie like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the Minie component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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