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Expert Profile: Artemus Harper

Expertise: I have a BS in computer science and am working towards a Masters degree.
I have experience in Core Java, good background in Java swing/gui, some experience with JNI, Java reflection, and Java java.nio.* knowledge of Java bytecode and annotations. Basics in c++ and c#

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10	10	10	10	08/25/08
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thanks, Artemus!
(wayne on 08/18/08)

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Recent Answers from Artemus Harper

2008-08-25 set CLASSPATH: You put your classpath at the base of your working directory, where your package is located. javac still wants the physical location of your .java file, it only uses the classpath to find any other files...

2008-08-25 set CLASSPATH: The classpath is a list of locations to find java libraries. When you compile with javac you can use the -cp switch to tell javac where to find compiled (or source) java class files. This can either...

2008-08-24 Opening ,AVI Files From Java: You can have Java launch external programs to handle these types of files. To do this on windows you would: try { Runtime.getRuntime().exec("cmd /k start <Your command here>"); } catch(java...

2008-08-20 Video recording: You will have to get the Java Media framework library. Once you have it, you can use CaptureDeviceManager.getDeviceList(null) to get a list of CaptureDeviceInfo objects. You can then use getLocator()...

2008-08-17 JAVA File Save: You can use the getSelectedFile from the file chooser to get the file the user choose. From there you can open an output stream and wrap a Writer around that. Then you simply write the text to the writer...