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Last Activity: Nov 14 '08, 09:13 AM
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  • mikaelD
    replied to JDBC Oracle
    in Java
    Hello,

    Thanks for all the help.
    It seems like the problem came from the oci driver. Using thin driver simply solves everything (but what are the consequences ? That remains to be found ...)
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    • mikaelD
      replied to Reading /dev/input/eventx
      in Linux
      I'm still looking for a solution

      I found a few keylogger for linux among which POC Keylogger but I have to admin that I don't understand the source code. The time I knew how to code in C is long past.
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      • mikaelD
        replied to JDBC Oracle
        in Java
        Hello,

        Nothing happens, the program does not end but I'm on Stand by.
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        • mikaelD
          replied to JDBC Oracle
          in Java
          Yes You're right, I shouldn't do such things, thats corrected but the problem is still there.

          Thanks for help
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          • mikaelD
            started a topic JDBC Oracle
            in Java

            JDBC Oracle

            Hello

            I've been trying to connect to an oracle db for the last two days and that doesn't work. I solved all the problems concerning configuration and drivers but now my script just freezes at the getConnection command and does not get past it. I receive neither error nor exception. Here is my source :

            Code:
            import java.sql.*;

public class testOra
	{
	public static void main(String[] args)
            ...
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            • mikaelD
              replied to Reading /dev/input/eventx
              in Linux
              Thanks for answering.

              In fact, the problem should not be with the Device but with the /dev/input/eventx file. After much research, I found that it produces about 200 bytes for each keystrock eg for each number that the scanner reads. My problem is to interpret them.
              Here is an Example of what I get when I use the od command and read a simple 0001 BarCode

              Code:
              od -tx /dev/input/by-id/usb-PS2_to_USB_Ver_8D82_PS2_to_USB_Ver_8D82-event-kbd
              ...
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              • mikaelD
                replied to Reading /dev/input/eventx
                in Linux
                Thanks for your Answer.

                I had already found this old thread but what I really want to know is in which format is the information written in this "file".

                Moreover, as I see it, it does not really look like a normal file as what it contains changes according to what I type. So I think, it's going to be harder than just reading a normal file.
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                • mikaelD
                  started a topic Reading /dev/input/eventx
                  in Linux

                  Reading /dev/input/eventx

                  I'm currently trying to read the output from a BarCode scanner. It is recognized by the system as a keyboard and I can access to its output through one of the /dev/input/eventx file.
                  The problem is that I don't understand the output and that I would like to know how to read it with a Java program.

                  Thanks lot for help

                  System :
                  Mandriva Linux 2009.0
                  Kernel : 2.6.27-desktop-0.rc8.2mnb
                  JDK 1....
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