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just went thru open source projects couldnt get a head around these :( |
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acuzio |
neuro_sys: angularjs is very good - just bear in mind that you need to know "some" javascript for it |
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I do know some javascript, I'll certainly check it for this project at some point |
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Guest20878 |
ing spring controller . if a user was on url.com/first/page and clicked a link or submitited a form pointing to say url.com/second/page . How to make the second/page know the url of /first/page so that the second/page can 1) redirect the user to the first/page again when the form values are processed. 2) or show a back button link to the /first/page? |
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sfisque |
store a stack or list in the session object and push/pop values as they navigate around |
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cem_ |
Guest20878: hmmm how about you look at request ? |
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whartung |
you'd have to look at the referrer |
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cem_ |
Referrer i dont like them |
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cem_ |
Referer* |
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Guest20878 |
whartung, referrer? |
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Guest20878 |
cem_, request. ? |
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Guest20878 |
cem_, request.get(?) ? |
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cem_ |
Guest20878: haha just look at the request header man |
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whartung |
the browsers fill out the Referer (yes, it is misspelled by spec) header which is the URL that the current request came from |
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cem_ |
in your case request.getHeader('Referer') |
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Guest20878 |
cem_, whartung is it confirmed and assured that every browser sends a request with putting referer link in that request? |
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whartung |
"every" is a big word |
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whartung |
the major ones do it |
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cem_ |
Guest20878: guess you know it |
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Guest20878 |
whartung, isnt there a spring mvc way to do that to be sure |
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cem_ |
your asking to confirm i guess |
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whartung |
Spring MVC can't alter browser behavior Guest20878 |
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Guest20878 |
no I mean in application wide. some how passing the url from one link to another |
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Guest20878 |
from one page to another |
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sfisque |
i explained a common way to do it above |
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whartung |
We use it to help thwart cross site scripting attacks, ensure that our deeper links come from our own pages. |
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whartung |
I don't know anything about Spring MVC |
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Guest20878 |
hm |
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sfisque |
javaeebot java servlets bread crumb trail |
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javaeebot |
sfisque: Error: "java" is not a valid command. |
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cem_ |
sfisque: :D |
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sfisque |
javaeebot lucky java servlets bread crumb trail |
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javaeebot |
sfisque: http://www.coderanch.com/t/561895/Servlets/java/Navigational-Handler-Servlet-JSP |
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whartung |
And that's HOW IT SHOULD BE sfisque ! |
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cem_ |
its called bread crumb trail ? |
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whartung |
like hansel and grettel |
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sfisque |
yes |
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sfisque |
or a scarf thread, for die hard dr. who fans |
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Guest20878 |
request.getAttribute("javax.servlet.forward.request_uri") is a way too I gues |
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cem_ |
Guest20878: dont ask go an do |
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* Guest20878 |
needs an application wide way. not based on browser mercy |
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Guest20878 |
one way is to catch each page on its visit by request.getSession. page context or something and put it in a session attribute. the next pages sees that . and so on |
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Guest20878 |
cem_, whartung ^ |
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sfisque |
gee, that sounds familiar |
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Guest20878 |
that was just an idea that came to my mind |
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* sfisque |
sighs |
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* cem_ |
Quest san |
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Guest20878 |
san? |
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cem_ |
leave it , san is like mr |
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Guest20878 |
hm |
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Guest20878 |
so its sane approach i guess? |
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whartung |
sane as any. really depends on the use case. |
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Guest20878 |
k |
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cem_ |
google has done a game today #DrWhoDoodle |
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sfisque |
i believe it went live yesterday |
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cem_ |
sfisque: played the game ? |
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sfisque |
no. but some friends mentioned playing it on fb yesterday |
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cem_ |
my twitter account at last deleted :) |
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cem_ |
naaa , just put the password and account name online with 3K followers :) |
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whartung |
heh -- tweet your password … win |
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cem_ |
i changed my password before that and email to public domain mail |
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Guest20878 |
request.getRequestURL().toString(); will show theCompleteSiteAddress.com/section/page/bla but what If i only want to get the /section/pagge/bla ? |
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cem_ |
Guest20878: seriously ? |
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Guest20878 |
ya |
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Guest20878 |
substring after "/"? |
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cem_ |
javaeebot: lucky HttpServletRequest |
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javaeebot |
cem_: http://docs.oracle.com/javaee/6/api/javax/servlet/http/HttpServletRequest.html |
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Guest20878 |
ya. I found no way |
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cem_ |
please look at uri |
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Guest20878 |
there might be many ways to get the "/boards/3" part of a String "/ttmaven/boards/3" . what is the best and short? |
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Radon_3 |
Hi everyone, can I ask a question about java (jar) games? |
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Guest20878 |
String[] uri = "/ttmaven/boards/3".split("/"); String requestUrl="/"+uri[1]+"/"+uri[2] ; ? |
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Guest20878 |
Radon_3, what question? |
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Radon_3 |
I am playing a java game on my N73 (don't laugh please), and I like it a lot. It is the java version of |
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Radon_3 |
World at arms. There is one problem and that being the fact that it gives very little amount of start up money, and also to get more money some times you have to actually wait for 24 (actual) hours. |
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Radon_3 |
There is a hack for this problem available for android version of the game |
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Radon_3 |
but I can't find a way or some cheat for the java version on Google |
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Radon_3 |
now, is there a way so I can alter the JAR file of the game using some tool, so I can either get more money, or enter the game with a huge ammount of start up money? |
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Guest20878 |
this is a java coding channel. not game warez cheats. cheats have nothing to do with coding directly |
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Radon_3 |
Yes I know |
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Guest20878 |
the true way is to decompile the game code. see it. hack it. |
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Guest20878 |
and that requires a lot of time and skills |
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Guest20878 |
Radon_3, if you have the .java files in that jar. yes |
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Guest20878 |
but I doubt that |
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Guest20878 |
you would be having .class files. those are hard to convert to real .java files |
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whartung |
jars might be signed Radon_3, which would also frustrate the issue |
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whartung |
not really Guest20878 |
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Guest20878 |
real == with variables, (the code that was originall written ) |
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whartung |
decompiling java is easy, unless they used an obfuscator |
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Guest20878 |
yes. signing makes it more difficult |
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whartung |
it's compilable code, if it was plain java, it likely would not be that difficult |
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Radon_3 |
There seems to be no decompiler available on the Internet at all. Even if there is some decompiler available highly doubt it could give me the original source, and even if it does get decompiled, then after I alter the code I am sure I won't be abale to compile it to the way it is in the first place |
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Guest20878 |
whartung, ........ you wil get garbage code even you do decompile it. it wont be a usable code. no variable names. no comments. etc |
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Radon_3 |
I mean if I decompile my JAR file, I wouldn't be able to compile it again |
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Guest20878 |
whartung, it may require about 30% of time to hack the code than to recode it from scratch |
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whartung |
of course it's usable code -- it'll compile back in to what it decompiled out of. Yea, the variable may not be as well labeled as you would like, that doesn't make it impenetrable. For example when you see "public int getinitialMoney() { return a1;} take a wild guess at what the variable a1 is |
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Guest20878 |
Radon_3, non tech persons cant decompile and hack |
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Guest20878 |
hm |
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Guest20878 |
android jars are usually obfuscated |
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whartung |
but I already mentioned that as well |
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Radon_3 |
I am not going to hack anything, I just want to enjoy my game. Also the version of the game I am using is not an Android jar, it is for Nokia phones |
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Radon_3 |
Cause there is a 'money increase' hack available for Android version of the game ;( |
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cem_ |
dont like #java channel more often need to authenticate :( |
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cem_ |
k after dinner ill join |
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semiosis |
one neat thing about java, is that you can decompile, edit, and recompile a single class file and just replace that in the jar |
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semiosis |
you dont need to recompile the entire app, only classes you've modified |
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semiosis |
which helps to manage the complexity of the task |
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semiosis |
must have been 10 years ago already that I reverse engineered this chess game & converted it to play chess960... http://www.turbulence.org/spotlight/thinking/chess.html |
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semiosis |
wish i still had that project :( |
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cem_ |
nice |
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cem_ |
100+kudos |
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cem_ |
i just saw current champion is magnus carlsen 23 |
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cem_ |
chess is boring game :/ |
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pdurbin |
semiosis: yeah, that's how you can combine, say, groovy and scala... by calling into thier class files |
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pdurbin |
their* |
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semiosis |
indeed |
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