itcuties/Java-Random
Today we are going to show you how to generate random objects in Java. As a lot of things in Java this task is easy, all you need to know is how to use the Random class.
This is a JSF 2 application. We are using a Primefaces component library. Application displays form which allows you to enter an image path from your local drive and send it to the server. There is a bean responsible for storing image send via the form. There is also an image tag present on the sample site. Last uploaded image is being read by the servlet and send to the servlet output. This servlet is pointed to in the URL attribute of the image tag. Use this code any way you want. For more great tutorials visit us at itcuties.com.
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Today we are going to show you how to generate random objects in Java. As a lot of things in Java this task is easy, all you need to know is how to use the Random class.
Today we have got Android’s Volley Framework code for you. It was requested by one of our readers. In this application code we parse and display data from our JSON feed (http://www.itcuties.com/feed/json). Please refer to the tutorial page to learn how to setup the Volley Framework for this code to work. Enjoy!
Today we are going to show you how easy it is to read an image from the Image Gallery and use it in your Android application. What our application does is, when You click on the Button then the Image Gallery Intent is started which gives you ability to pick an image stored on your phone. Next, when you pick an image it is displayed under the button. Simple ?! :)
In this sample we are going to show you guys how to play a video in your app straight from YouTube using API. Our app plays video with a given YouTube ID.