import-java | Import Java packages into Python - Syntax sugar

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import-java is a Python library. import-java has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has build file available, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can install using 'pip install import-java' or download it from GitHub, PyPI.

Import Java packages into Python - Syntax sugar for PyJNIus or JavaBridge

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The latest version of import-java is 0.6

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It errors when specifying the user defined java library into RED robot framework eclipse editor

Java: Is `sun.awt.image` package deprecated?

How to use SQLite in Kotlin/Native?

Source control intellij code style settings

Java Spring Framework JavaConfig in XML configuration

QUESTION

It errors when specifying the user defined java library into RED robot framework eclipse editor

Asked 2019-Jan-10 at 17:29

My requirement is to make use of user defined java libraries in robot framework using RED eclipse editor. When trying to specify library in the robot framework, the system errors as no such library available(shown underline in red for library name). Please correct my mistakes done. I have followed the below steps,

Updated Eclipse with RED Editor(Eclipse Neon (v 4.6), RED - Robot Editor v0.7.5)
Created a class file just as Project in the same eclipse. (Package name: org.robot.KCCKeywords and Class Name: LogonToKCC)
Converted the class file into the type '.JAR' and stored it in jython folder(C:\jython2.7.0\Lib\site-packages\KCCLibraries)
Integrated RED with Maven plugin using launch4j-3.8-win32(using https://github.com/nokia/RED/blob/9d62dccce18ee7f3051162d05bf3d027e33dccef/red_help/user_guide/maven.html.md)
Integrated RED with Robot framework and Jython. (using https://github.com/nokia/RED/blob/9d62dccce18ee7f3051162d05bf3d027e33dccef/red_help/user_guide/maven.html.md)
CLASS PATH updated for below jars,

a) jython.jar b) robotframework-3.0.2.jar c) myOwnJavaLibrary.jar ( The jar that i created in step 3) d) jdk and jre path
Verified the same class paths in red.xml too.
Created RED Project and started initializing key words as below,

a) Library Selenium2Library

b) Library org.robot.KCCKeywords.LogonToKCC

Here is where the system couldn't read my own library. I also referred to below blogs and adjusted my steps accordingly. But didn't help me. Referring to multiple blogs and stacks also confusing me. Finally I'm here.

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ANSWER

Answered 2017-Feb-22 at 20:54

Using the codecentric blog: Robot Framework Tutorial – Writing Keyword Libraries in Java as a base with some specific steps for RED in stead of RIDE. This walkthrough will allow you to setup Jython, create a simple library in Java and run it from Robot script.

After the installation of Eclipse (NEON) and RED Feature in Eclipse create a new Java project in Eclipse. With that done continue to create a new Java class with the following content.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42384822

QUESTION

Java: Is `sun.awt.image` package deprecated?

Asked 2018-Dec-16 at 22:30

I was wanting to use some codes that using sun.awt.image.PNGImageDecoder in my project. The problem is source code is based on Java 8 and my project using JDK 9+ (11). So I got this error:

Package 'sun.awt.image' is declared in module 'java.desktop', which does not export it to the unnamed module.

for import sun.awt.image.*, and:

Symbol is declared in module 'java.desktop' which does not export package 'sun.awt.image'

for using PNGImageDecoder or ImageDecoder etc.

After some efforts to find a solution, I found some similar situations that suggest adding requires java.desktop; to module-info.java file (like this case and this case). But as I realized this solution can only be useful when your project already has a module-info.java file and you missing one used module in it.

My project hadn't this file already (pay attention to "the unnamed module" in the first error message). As far as I know, this means all modules are imported automatically. So adding this file and adding that line hadn't any effect except (changing error message and) causing some similar issues for other parts of my codes (which were, of course, solvable by adding required modules to module-info.java file).

To sure I imported all modules in jmods folder (of JDK 11), but the problem didn't solve:

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Dec-16 at 13:50

It's encapsulated!

The problem wouldn't certainly be solved including all the modules from the JDK.

I know this package (sun.awt.image) exists in java.desktop module (of JDK 11), but don't know how can access it.

The actual crux of the problem here lies in the fact, that even though the class PNGImageDecoder and the package it belongs to sun.awt.image are a part of the java.desktop module, the module has chosen not to export it to any external library making use of it.

The choice of abstracting such classes(sun.*) has been intentional and documented well with the release notes of Java-9 and the rationale is mentioned in JEP-260#Encapsulate Most Internal APIs as well.

Having said that, the temporary rather hacky solution to it would be adding

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53801778

QUESTION

How to use SQLite in Kotlin/Native?

Asked 2017-Dec-03 at 17:05

For a multi-platform project, I consider Kotlin/Native, with the hope to have a common code base at least for business logic and saving of data.

For saving of data I would like to use a database like SQLite. However, according to another stackoverflow thread, if I want to compile to Kotlin/Native, I cannot use any Java file. If I understand this correctly, it also means that any SQLite library I include is not allowed to import from Java.

On the search for such a library, I found two interesting database projects by Jetbrain, namely Anko SQLite and Exposed. However, when digging in their source code, at the time of this writing both import from Java (e.g. java.sql). Which probably means I cannot use them.

One idea I had was to use a c-based sqlite library, since according to mentioned thread, Kotlin/Native code is allowed to use c libraries. This may be possible, but I wondered if there isn't a suggested more Kotlin like way of using SQLite or another database in Kotlin/Native?

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ANSWER

Answered 2017-Dec-03 at 17:05

You do need to use the C SQLite library, but most of your code shouldn't work with it directly. Instead you write a wrapper which will be the more Kotlin-like way you are asking about.

I haven't seen such a wrapper done as a separate maintained project (there are very few libraries for Kotlin/Native yet), but Jetbrains actually has a basic one in https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlinconf-spinner/tree/master/kotlin-native/samples/fullstack/sql which you can use as base for your own.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47618276

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Source control intellij code style settings

Asked 2017-Jul-07 at 19:01

We have a project being managed by more than 20 developers and most of them use intellij. I was wondering if we can source an xml file somehow so that every developer doesn't have to import code style settings manually.

How to properly import Java code style settings with IntelliJ? This thread suggests that we have to manually import the xml file and only then we will see those settings will come into effect. Is there a setting that can import the code styles automatically?

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ANSWER

Answered 2017-Jul-07 at 19:01

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44977563

QUESTION

Java Spring Framework JavaConfig in XML configuration

Asked 2017-Feb-22 at 05:08

This question has been asked earlier at below thread but my code is still not working. please click for the earlier thread

This is the case of mixed wiring in Spring Framework. I have a spring wiring where I am trying to invoke javaconfig beans from xml and then invoking xml via application context but still getting error.

Code details are below:

beanconfig.xml

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ANSWER

Answered 2017-Feb-22 at 05:08

Try adding in your beanconfig.xml. Because while is switched on, the container will recognize the @Configuration annotation and process the @Bean methods declared in AppConfig properly.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42381577

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