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...ses are 0.0, then only an outer //surface is created. // //Using this class, you can create spheres with or w...

...en displaying a Cube and a Sphere. You can also perform a simple screen capture and start/stop rotation using menu commands. import java.awt.BorderLayout; ...

3. Example Appearance
(Other API Tips/Java3D)
...tion behaviors, and provide hooks so that subclasses can add 3D content to the example's universe. Using this Example class simplifies the construction of example applications, enabling the aut...

This example illustrates dynamic texture coordinate generation using the TexCoordGeneration class. The OBJECT_LINEAR, EYE_LINEAR and SPHERE_MAP modes are illustrated. The application creates a DEM l

5. How to use linear fog with a clip node
(Other API Tips/Java3D)
...content to the  * example's universe.  * <P>  * Using this Example class simplifies the construction of&nbsp...

6. How to use linear fog in Java3D
(Other API Tips/Java3D)
...content to the  * example's universe.  * <P>  * Using this Example class simplifies the construction of&nbsp...

...content to the  * example's universe.  * <P>  * Using this Example class simplifies the construction of&nbsp...

8. Sphere Motion
(Other API Tips/Java3D)
...oint")) {           System.out.println("Using point lights");          &nb...

...bsp;add(boundaryColorEditor);   }   // create a Texture2D using the current values from the GUI   // and&n...

10. How to use Text2D class in Java3D
(Other API Tips/Java3D)
...sp;Mover behavior class - used to allow viewer to move using arrow keys class MoverBehavior extends Behavior { &n...

This example creates a simple scene composed of several spheres and a QuadArray. The scene is lit using 4 lights: AmbientLight, DirectionalLight, PointLight and SpotLight. Some UI is created for eac

12. How to use spot lights in Java3D
(Other API Tips/Java3D)
... Transform3D into the appropriate   //  TransformGroup, causing the arrows to change position or direction.  &n...

...content to the  * example's universe.  * <P>  * Using this Example class simplifies the construction of&nbsp...

14. How to use light scope groups in Java3D
(Other API Tips/Java3D)
...content to the  * example's universe.  * <P>  * Using this Example class simplifies the construction of&nbsp...

15. How to use point lights in Java3D
(Other API Tips/Java3D)
...sp;FOR ANY DAMAGES SUFFERED BY LICENSEE AS A RESULT OF USING, MODIFYING  * OR DISTRIBUTING THE SOFTWARE OR I...

16. How to use ambient lights in Java3D
(Other API Tips/Java3D)
...content to the  * example's universe.  * <P>  * Using this Example class simplifies the construction of&nbsp...

17. How to use directional lights in Java3D
(Other API Tips/Java3D)
...    // Create a Transform3D, setting its rotation using       // an AxisAngle4f, which takes&...

... object Explode - explodes the geometry after 10 seconds Stretch - allows the geometry to be stretched using the spacebar (simple physics) Bounds - displays the bounds of the object FPS - displays...

19. 3D Human Animation Applet
(Other API Tips/Java3D)
...p;   // TODO: move view platform instead of scene using orbit behavior     TransformGroup objScale =&nb...

20. Linked List Implementation in Java
(Java SE Tips/java.lang)
...;* Linked list implementation of the list  *    using a header node.  * Access to the list is&nb...

21. Document Handling in Web Services Applications
(Java EE Tips/Enterprise Java Beans)
...or more information about JAXB, see the Tech Tip What is New in JAXB 2.0. A significant advantage of using JAXB is that you can compile the schema (or dtd) to generate a Java content tree, and the...

22. Dialog Modality
(Java SE Tips/javax.swing)
...way to have a window exclude behavior at the Toolkit level, but not at the application level. Before using either the modality types or the exclusion option, you can ask the Toolkit if either is s...

23. Introducing Annotations
(Java SE Tips/java.lang)
...es Main.class. If you use the deprecated method, it produces a compilation-time warning -- just like using the @deprecated tag in a javadoc. Here's an example: &nbsp...

The method getRemoteUser() of the HttpServletRequest gives the username of the client. With the remote user’s name, a servlet can save information about each client. Over the long term, it can remembe

...;         // Typical Texture Generation Using Data From The TGA ( CHANGE )    &nbsp...

...;       //Compute velocity for next timestep using Euler equations         for (int...

...bsp;gl.glBegin(GL.GL_LINES);    // Start Drawing Our Player Using Lines             gl.g...

28. Java Cookbook - Second Edition
(Java Book Reviews/Books)
... in Java. The other chapters include recipes on Database Access, Java and Email, Distributed Programming using RMI, Threading concepts, etc. The final chapter consists of recipes to connect to other p...

29. Effective Java Programming Language Guide
(Java Book Reviews/Books)
...eginners guide to Threading. The last chapter, 10th one, has 4 items on Serialization techniques in Java using the object serialization API. The book ends with References to other good material which ...

30. Using AJAX with Java Technology
(Java EE Tips/Enterprise Java Beans)
...n. This enables rich behavior (similar to that of a desktop application or plugin-based web application) using a browser. AJAX interactions are handled asynchronously in the background. As this happen...

31. Custom Components With JavaServer Faces Technology
(Java EE Tips/JavaServer Faces)
...r. The controller reacts to input from the view and updates the model data accordingly. The advantage of using this design is that any changes to the business logic or data can be isolated to the mode...

32. J2EE Connector Architecture 1.5
(Java EE Tips/Enterprise Java Beans)
...E 1.4, which defines a standard architecture for connecting the J2EE platform to heterogeneous EISs. Using the J2EE Connector Architecture, EIS vendors do not have to create custom connection soft...

33. How to perform form-based logon
(Other API Tips/HttpClient)
...bsp;    // the RFC2109/ We have to resort to using compatibility          // cookie...

34. Using compound primary keys for entities
(Java EE Tips/Enterprise Java Beans)
...mplex than a single column. Compound primary keys are an excellent way to drill down to specific data. Using a compound primary key is more complex for both CMP and BMP entity beans. For both types ...

... Also make sure that you are firing a property change from your setter methods - typically this is done using putProperty(PROP_FOO_BAR, newValue, true) - and that the property name matches the intros...

36. How do keybindings work
(Other API Tips/NetBeans)
...he action (.instance or .shadow) file in Shortcuts/ is used to specify what keys are bound. This is done using an emacs-like syntax for specifying keybindings - e.g., CA-P equals Ctrl-Alt-P. There...

37. Recieving Email on J2ME devices
(Java ME Tips/MIDP)
...4) protocol.Implement Email Client on device and interact with POP3/IMAP4 server through HTTP protocol, using servlet. Example below demonstrate a simple email client on J2ME devices. ...

38. Comparing two EJB references for equality
(Java EE Tips/Enterprise Java Beans)
...uld have two different stub objects that reference the same EJB. If you were to compare the references using the equals() method, it might return false, even if the stubs point to the same EJB. ...

39. Using cookies from JSP
(Java EE Tips/JavaServer Pages)
Sometimes there is a need to access cookies on a client-machine to save some data. JSP represents cookies with a Cookie object. A cookie is normally composed of several attributes. The most i

40. How can I test for JVM versions
(Other API Tips/Ant)
If you're using Ant 1.4.1 or greater, the <condition> task works great. Here's an example that ought to give you what you need: <project basedir="." default="test"> <

41. How to use Input task
(Other API Tips/Ant)
... No Examples <input/> Will pause the build run until return key is pressed when using the default InputHandler, the concrete behavior is defined by the InputHandler impleme...

42. Cougaar Memory Profiler
(Java Applications/Profiler)
...ow to major problems in deployed systems. The profiler tracks memory usage within the application by using tables of WeakReferences. The developer selects which classes should be tracked and runs ...

...the line and column numbers where the error occurred. SAX tracks current reading position in source XML using locator. SAX-handler can save that locator for the following detailed error output. ...

...and are stored on W3C host. For such documents, SAX-parser can avoid references through Internet by using a local copy of DTD-file. In order to perform such substitutions, SAX suggests mechanism...

45. Introduction to Autoboxing
(Java SE Tips/java.lang)
... Although the Java programming language is an object-oriented language, it's often the case that when using the language you need to work with primitive types. Before J2SE 5.0, working with primiti...

46. Custom complex filters for selecting nodes
(Java SE Tips/org.w3c.dom)
...NodeIterator; import org.w3c.dom.*; /**  * This sample program using tree-walker for  * non-linear traverse of DOM-docume...

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