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Using the Java Driver in MongoDB

Using the Java Driver in MongoDB Environment: Ubuntu Linux 14.04 MongoDB 2.6.6 [installation how-to] Oracle JDK 7 [installation how-to] Maven 3.2.3 [installation how-to] Eclipse Luna 4.4.1 [installation how-to] The POM File The POM file contains this dependency: <dependency> <groupId>org.mongodb</groupId> <artifactId>mongo-java-driver</artifactId> <version>2.13.0-rc1</version> </dependency> Getting Started Navigate to the MongoDB project on Github here.  This link will take you specifically to mongo-java-driver which is documented here. The sample code for the mongo-java-driver gives examples for performing CRUD operations against MongoDB in a Java environment. Specifically, the QuickTour.java file contains the examples we need to get up and running. When learning a new technique, I like to import sample code as a series of test cases to prove my environment. In this case, I have two VMs configured with Eclipse.  On virtual...

UVC device driver for Linux

UVC device driver for Linux UVC (USB Video Class) is a device driver for video streaming on Universal Serial Bus. The goal of this project is to provide all necessary software components to fully support UVC compliant devices in Linux. UVC specification covers webcams, digital camcorders, analog video converters, analog and digital television tuners and still-image cameras that support video streaming for both video input and output.  UVC projects is currently focusing on kernel support for UVC devices. The driver implements the Video4Linux 2 (V4L2) API. This include a V4L2 kernel device driver and patches for user-space tools. Please click here to read the article and supported devices. download  file  now