Hi everyone, last week we (my friend linux hacker beer fps master Esteban and I) were playing in my free time with the Raspberry Pi Camera Module, trying to use it via JavaCV which is the Java wrapper for OpenCV. Right now JavaCV distribution don’t provide the Linux-Arm native libraries, so we decided to compile them. After going to all the process of trying to get things working in the Raspberry Pi, we arrive to a dead end. The Raspberry Pi Camera Module doesn’t provide a V4L driver yet, which makes it impossible to use with JavaCV, but having the latest JavaCV compiled for the Raspberry Pi will allow you to use any other USB web cam, and in the future, when the Raspberry Pi Foundation provides the appropriate V4L driver JavaCV will be ready to use it. On this post I will also mention some other alternatives that you have, some workarounds if you really want to use the Raspberry Camera Module in one way or another.
.Salaboy
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JudCon Brazil 2013: jBPM & The jBPM Console NG Presentations
It seems that I’m back to my blog! After being a week of on vacations I came back decided to blog regularly about the work that is being done in the Drools and jBPM project. In this occasion I wanted to share the slides from my talks in JudCon Brazil 2013. It was a great first edition of JudCon in Brazil and it was an honour to be part of it. Here you can find some pictures about the event. If you guys have more pictures and want to send the link, please post a comment here.
Try the jBPM Console NG (Beta)! (for developers)
Hi everyone out there! This is another post about the jBPM Console NG. After 6 months of heavy work I’m happy to be writing this post for the developers community to try it out. On this post I will be explaining how to build the application from the sources. The main idea behind this is to know how to set up your environment and modify the application while your testing it. You will basically learn all you need to know to contribute with the project.
