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Store JSON data in Java

I want to learn JSON data storage in Java using Eclipse, so I googled a lot. I found JSON.simple and GSON. Are those a good choice? I went to Properties >> Java Build Path >> Add External JARs. I added json-simple-1.1.1.jar and google-gson-2.2.4-release.zip. Is it right? Where is the JavaDoc located? Main problem concerns an example found here: JSON.simple example

Tomcat vs Vert.x

For the past few days I have been reading Vert.x documents. I know that Vert.x is polyglot, single threaded, non-blocking IO, modular architecture, high scalability. Is there any other major differences between tomcat and Vert.x? Also when we should use tomcat and when to use Vert.x? Answer Tomcat is a servlet container, so it offers you a platform that helps

Android Archive Library (aar) vs standard jar

I’ve been reading some articles about the new adoption of Gradle as the standard build system for Android apps. Well, coming from standard Java development I usually depend on jar files in order to build my project. However it seems that Android has also aar packages, which are the equivalent to the dll files in a Windows OS, as mentioned

Unable to import certificate to cacerts

My requirement is to import a certificate for maven repositories into the global keystore. The certificate file is named maven-cacert.cer . I am using following command from C:Program FilesJavajdk1.6.0_20bin from cmd as maven-cacert.cer file is in C directory after pressing enter it asked to put password and after giving password it is saying like I also tried but getting same

_XReply() terminates app with _XIOError()

We’re developing some complexed application which consists of linux binary integrated with java jni calls (from JVM created in linux binary) from our custom made .jar file. All gui work is implemented and done by java part. Each time some gui property has to be changed or gui has to be repainted, it is done by jni call to JVM.

Uniform random distribution in java

i’m generating Random values with range of 5.0 – 9.0, are the numbers generated still uniformly distributed theoretically ?? and how to implement the histogram, i mean what values we need to implement the histogram ?? i’m zero on math .., pls help me Answer You are on the righ path- scaling the numbers linearly is correct. To test your

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