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FaceYourManga a site where we can create our own avatar in manga style in a few steps through the flash. There are many possible combinations which sbizzarirsi and almost come to a realistic representation of themselves.

fun to create your avatar.

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vNES Nintendo emulator on the web

VirtualNES.com is the most vNES great website on the Internet. vNES is a Nintendo emulator programmed in Java. You can gocare co browser on any operating system. There is a wide variety of games to choose from. Once you choose your game will open a page with an applet with the game we can play with here when we want.

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top position in the ranking of the Java language

with Java (20.5%) remains firmly in the lead in the standings TIOBE followed by C but also sees the rise languages as (Visual) Basic (11.699%) with 3.42% more rispeto the last year.

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After a long wait I updated my ubuntu with a simple shell command "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade-d-c", and after an hour of waiting before I find the version 8.04 . :)

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Java Remoting: hack a Wiimote

This week, Thursday April 17 monthly meeting will be held the jug of Rome. Rapporteur of the meeting which will discuss and Valerio De Carolis Motion Analysis as an argument to Java, or how to use the Nintendo controller using Bluetooth and Java.

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Managing Linux code on WebSphere 6.0

In this article we will see how to run a JMS message to WebSphere 6.0.

First, open the WebSphere Administration Console and go to define a bus,
which is the layer logically interposed between producer and consumer, can be deployed on different machines or processors.

BUILDING BUS

On the console go

Integration Services> Bus> Insert a new bus, NOSTROBUS . ( not enable security).

After creating the Bus let's add our server as a member of the bus
( NOSTROBUS > members of the bus)

Once finished creating the bus going to define the destination, which is nothing but a transit point for any post in the bus.

DESTINATION CREATION

go on to define a destination:

Integration Services> bus > NOSTROBUS Destinations
New> Queue> Next> NOSTRADESTINAZIONE

After defining the target bus and let's create a JMS Connection Factory that will help us to retrieve the connection when reading and writing messages.

CREATION JMS connection factory

To do this we go:

Resources> JMS Providers> Default Messaging> JMS Connection Production> New

At this point we are going to enter the name of our Factory Connection NOSTRACF , the reference jndi JMS / NOSTRACF and select the bus NOSTROBUS

At this point we can go to define our Queue (Queue) :


CREATE QUEUE

To do this we go:

Resources> JMS Providers> Default Messaging> JMS Code> New

Now let's enter the name of our Coda NOSTRACODA , jndi reference
JMS / NOSTRACODA and select the bus NOSTROBUS and our destination NOSTRADESTINAZIONE .

At this point we have finished the configuration of our JMS queue, now let's see how to handle them.

Add a message on the queue

To post a message on the queue using

private void inviaMessaggio (String message) {

/ / First declare Connection, Session and MessageProducer of javax.jms.
Connection conn = null;
Session session = null;
MessageProducer mp = null;


try {/ / Get the InitialContext
InitialContext context = new InitialContext ();

/ / do the lookup of the ConnectionFactory by jndi
ConnectionFactory cf = (ConnectionFactory) contesto.lookup ("JMS / NOSTRACF");

/ / do the lookup via JNDI Destination Queue
Destination destination = (Destination) contesto.lookup ("JMS / NOSTRACODA) ;

/ / Create a connection from the Factory Connection conn =
cf.createConnection ();

/ / Create the session from the connection
conn.createSession session = (false, Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE)

/ / Create the producer passing as a parameter to our destination
session.createProducer mp = (target);

/ / Create message TextMessage message =
session.createTextMessage ();

/ / Put the message text
message.setText (message);

/ / Set the message destination
message.setJMSDestination (target);

/ / Set the mode on delivery (NON_PERSISTENT means that the message will be read only by an individual consumer and then deleted from the queue)
mp.setDeliveryMode (DeliveryMode.NON_PERSISTENT)

/ / Sending Message
mp.send (message);
System.out.println ("Message Sent! !!!");

} catch (Exception e) {
System.out.println ("Message Exception !!!!"+ e.getMessage ());

} finally {if (conn! = null) try { {
Session.close ();
mp.close ();
conn.Close ();
} catch (Exception e1) {
e1.printStackTrace ();}


}}}

Read a message from the queue

To read a message from the queue using

private String leggiCoda (ActionMapping mapping, ActionForm form, HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) {

/ / First, declare Connection, and Session of MessageConsumer javax.jms
Connection conn = null;
Session session = null;
MessageConsumer mc = null;

try {/ / Get the InitialContext
InitialContext context = new InitialContext ();

/ / do the lookup of the ConnectionFactory via JNDI
ConnectionFactory cf = (ConnectionFactory) contesto.lookup ("JMS / NOSTRACF" )

/ / do the lookup via JNDI Destination Queue
Destination destination = (Destination) contesto.lookup ("JMS / NOSTRACODA");

/ / Create a connection from the Connection Factory
cf.createConnection conn = ( )

/ / Create the session from the connection
conn.createSession session = (false, Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE)

/ / Creo parameter passing to the consumer as our destination
session.createConsumer mc = (target);

/ / Open the connection
conn.start ();

/ / Create a while loop to listen for messages in the queue
TextMessage message = null;
while (true) {Message m =
mc.receive (1);

/ / If there is a message we return the text.
if (m! = Null) {

message = (TextMessage) m;
System.out.println ("Message Received !!!!");

message.getText return ();}



}
} catch (Exception e) {
System.out.println ("Message Exception !!!!"+ e.getMessage ());} finally {

if (conn! = null) {try {
Session.close ();
mc.close ();
conn.Close ();
} catch (Exception e1) {
e1.printStackTrace ();}

}}

return null;}