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How to view android sources in Eclipse

Posted on May 26, 2010 by Andrey Chorniy — 1 Comment ↓

It’s not straightforward to

Tagged with: android, android sources, eclipse, java, source code
Posted in Android, Software Development

Lucene spellchecker for TinyMCE

Posted on May 11, 2010 by Andrey Chorniy — 6 Comments ↓

I just finished creation of Lucene based spellchecker for TinyMCE editor. It is based on the same code as the two previous ones “Jazzy-based” and “JMySpell-based“ You can download code from the jspellchecker (http://jspellchecker.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/jspellchecker/trunk/) All configuration for TinyMCE still the…

Tagged with: java, lucene, spellchecker, web, web-application
Posted in Software Development

Howto launch android camera using intents

Posted on April 26, 2010 by Andrey Chorniy — 52 Comments ↓

Instead of writing your own activity to capture the pictures you probably prefer (in most cases) to use existent Camera activity which actually have good UI and features. It’s really easy to do, just launch it with Intent like in…

Tagged with: android, camera, howto, java
Posted in Android

Did-you-mean feature with Hibernate Search, Lucene and Seam. Example application

Posted on April 24, 2010 by Andrey Chorniy — 3 Comments ↓

Guide to create a web-application with did-you-mean feature and full-text Lucene search.
Example code to find suggestions based on Lucene SpellChecker contribution.
Based on JBoss-Seam ‘dvdstore’ example

Suggestion engine with Hibernate Search and Lucene. Intro

Posted on April 23, 2010 by Andrey Chorniy — 1 Comment ↓

I was inspired by the InfoQ articla Implementing Google’s “Did you mean” Feature In Java which shows the way to create the “Suggester” service based on Lucene. Here is two more links you should read if interested in that topic…

Tagged with: did-you-mean, example, fulltext-search, hibernate-search, howto, java, lucene, seam, spellchecker
Posted in Software Development

TinyMCE JMySpell and Jazzy spellchecker implementation

Posted on January 5, 2010 by Andrey Chorniy — 13 Comments ↓

In my previous post I was asked about the “May be JMySpell is a better backend.” On that moment I don’t know the answer – JMySpell library was new to me. So, I download and implement spellchecker with JMySpell to…

Tagged with: java, jazzy, spellchecker, tinymce, web
Posted in Software Development

How to use autofocus in Android

Posted on December 29, 2009 by Andrey Chorniy — 18 Comments ↓

I’m having Android G1 device and while I’m doing the photos with integrated camera software I see that device is trying to focus before taking the photos (I hear the beep and see green border after camera is focused) But…

Tagged with: android, camera, howto, java
Posted in Software Development, Tips and Tricks

Conifgure JBoss mail-service for SMTP over SSL

Posted on December 15, 2009 by Andrey Chorniy — 4 Comments ↓

I always have troubles with sending email-messages from my application which I host locally. The issue is that my ISP provider SMTP works only via SSL. I was able to setup Outlook to work with it and since ISP use…

Tagged with: email, java, jboss, security, smtp, ssl, ssl certificate
Posted in Software Development, Tips and Tricks

Creating Excel reports from java is easy

Posted on December 2, 2009 by Andrey Chorniy — 18 Comments ↓

Yeah, things sometime become really easy if you choose right tools and approach. I’ve to create relatively complex Excel report which is not “die-hard” task itself (you can use Apache-POI or JExcel API) But creating the formatting with Apache-POI API…

Tagged with: Excel, howto, java, reporting, tools
Posted in Software Development, Tips and Tricks

TinyMCE spellchecker java implementation

Posted on August 11, 2009 by Andrey Chorniy — 33 Comments ↓

This article describes how to create your own spellchecker with java and use it with TinyMCE richtext-editor.
You will have an ability to include your own dictionaries and reuse that application between different web-applications.
The result will be servlet to which TinyMCE will send spell-checking requests via HTTP

Tagged with: howto, java, jazzy, json, service, spellchecker, tinymce, web
Posted in Software Development

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