s and even then stty has some strange behaviors)
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that the types of problems and the way they manifest
themselves may change (and the ease and manner in which they are tracked
down.)
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problem is.)
BTW - Maybe we should add to the FAQ a stronger statement about the Kaffe
RPMs from RedHat?
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item=new SomeClass(a,x,t);
With import statements that have "*", where in the world did this
come from? And don't ask me to name my class "UtilTextFoobar"
when it is already in the "ORG.sinz.util.text" package...
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to run the V4 port of the JDK since the socket
fix has a *major* impact on any programs that tend to wait on a socket.
(Which generally is done a lot in client/server code)
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My
g spot. On the command line
you need to type:
ci "-mblah blah blah" foo.c
Doing
ci -m"blah blah blah" foo.c
does not work since the " is in the middle of an argument word. (Standard
shell parsing, which is what happens when you use the exec() method.
Michael
for the Java startup to
not always add on the location of the system classes. If someone is
replacing them, not search would get that far but most users do need
them so having to put them into the classpath has become a major pain
and hassle for the users of Java.
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since x86 code generation is the same on either
platform.
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applications will the above
impact ?
Make sure you delete them from inside the JDK directory tree
and not the public versions! See the Blackdown FAQ for details.
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in the install document
about the problems with RedHat and the kaffe RPM.
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uot;import"
for the class name used to run from the command line - import is only
a compile-time typing shortcut and not a run-time item. Classes that
are not in a specific package are in the "outer" package - as in nothing
to prefix the name.
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)
Then you will block.
(Ok, so on older versions, reads from STDIN/STDOUT/STDERR were a problem
but this has been addressed)
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or example, notice that you are reusing certain objects
and implement the pools "automatically" for you and thus provide the
benefit for all java code without adding complexity to the Java code.
(Just to the JVM, but that is ok since it is somewhat reused :-)
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really never happen.
context.Error(e.toString());
}
}
}
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people doing so many different linux systems
and so many different ways they install things, it is easier to just
make a blanket statement that *generally* is true and assume that those
who are more advanced users can work though the stuff.
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trying to typecast
the object. In most cases one actually knows that all the elements
in a vector are strings/etc so normally the cast is all that is
needed or wanted.
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for jdk1.1.6v5 - it should be up on the web sites very soon.
This is a known problem that was introduced in v4a (sorry)
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is not set. You could still set the NS_JAVA
to always use that, but at least it would be less confusing/more automatic
for the cases where X is not running, let alone installed.
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My
, this can cause things not to run.
However, given that you are getting a silent failure it sounds more
like a Kaffe install collision.
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On Sun, 11 Oct 1998 13:08:26 -0400, Nathan Buggia wrote:
How do you de-install Kaffe? Where is it located?
Remove the RPM - you can use GLINT (the GUI) to remove packages
that are installed.
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9.9 }
then
# supplied libraries are not needed
return 1
-----8----8-8-
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If you really need CLASSPATH set, make sure you have
"." in the CLASSPATH in addition to the other directories - just in
case)
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{ isGreaterOrEqual "$libcVers" 1.5.44
+isGreaterOrEqual "$libdlVers" 1.9.9 }
then
# supplied libraries are not needed
return 1
Well, in bash version 2.01.1(1) this change seems to be a problem.
We are going to have to do something different since
performance. The
Linux kernel threading support is rather high in overhead and there are
complications with respect to the way the GC works.
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ther security/bug fixes)
What happens if you just type "java -version" or "javac"
The first should give you the version of the java system you are running
and the second should output the compiler options. If this does not
happen, try doing "which java" or "
or LessTif. Currently we have run into a number of strange behaviors
in LessTif that prevent the JDK from running 100% correctly with AWT
code. The MetroLink Motif does not have these problems.
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Since you most resently fought with the problem, what is the best answer
here? (Other than to fix the wording to recommend to update to a known
working version of glibc. 2.0.7-19 seems to be a good one)
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from redhat is version 2.0.7-13.
I need the source files for debugging. Anyone know of a convenient
way to get the right source installed without making everything
get messed up?
Well, if you are RPM enabled, just install the SRPM.
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of the LessTif problems that I know of. From the last
LessTif build I did it still was a problem. It works correctly in
every Motif build (1.2, 2.0, and 2.1)
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of the LessTif problems that I know of. From the last
LessTif build I did it still was a problem. It works correctly in
every Motif build (1.2, 2.0, and 2.1)
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On Mon, 19 Oct 1998 10:37:43 -0600, John Campbell wrote:
Michael Sinz wrote
John Campbell wrote:
Im getting very small display panes which cannot be resized
from my recompiled jdk1.1.6v5.
This is one of the LessTif problems that I know of. From the last
LessTif build I did it still
M that does
not need X and, in fact, can not use X. This is specifically made so
that server-side Java applications/servlets can be run without the overhead
that the larger JVM-with-X support code has. (Only a memory overhead
issue, but memory is overhead :-)
This works fine for all console and network based
to some changes in the browser. Also, starting in
4.06, Netscape has finally main-lined the JDK 1.1.x Java into their
browsers and thus there generally is no need for the plugin.
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the difference in checkVersions that support
both BASH 1.x and BASH 2.x syntax. (Sorry about the problem
but my only LIBC5 system has BASH 2.x...)
This should be in the v5a version of the JDK 1.1.6 JDK.
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o mean that you have kaffe installed from the old
RedHat RPM. It makes a javac shell script in /usr/bin that tries
to use kaffe as the JVM.
Try checking that "which javac" points to your jdk_dir/bin/javac
and not to /usr/bin/javac
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, no one has such a machine making it
a bit hard to do the port :-)
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libXpm.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
You need to update your XFree86 version.
The Motif libraries we used to build the JDK now require
the newer XFree86 releases.
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arguments or only one argument, with
the macro SA_SIGINFO.
The macro SA_SIGINFO is defined by including signal.h on
linux 2.1.X, but isn't defined on 2.0.X.
On x86 we use the production kernels since most users will
be using such kernels. Other platforms may use other
kernels.
Michael Sinz
) and the 1.1.7 release adds a major feature
for glibc systems - a native threads package! (not supported in libc5)
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,
going directly to the hard drive just seems a bit, well, funny.
I do not know of any libraries for Java that provide low-level disk
access. Using JNI (Native Methods) you could write those routes in
another language (C is the easiest) and then use them from Java.
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ou think it is.
which jre
should return the file .../jre117_v1a/bin/jre
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the list w/ goofy questions.
Yes it is included in the JDK/etc. If you have tar -zxf the file
the current version would be in:
.../jdk117_v1a/lib/classes.zip
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. It knows when
it has no threads in use. It also dynamically expands as peak
loading increases.
The trick is that you need a "front-end" class to the thread class
and then a class that manages the set of threads.
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l tell jar to read stdin for the
jar file itself - such as:
cat jarfile.jar | jar -t
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getting access to it - having all Java programs running as root would
be...)
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-v1a-glibc-x86.tar.gz along with the
native threads package. The native threads package is just an
"add-on" to the "traditional" JDK. (No need to download the
same thing more than once...)
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people have problems with this in a
reasonably technical group like Linux.
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as where classes.zip is for the JVM since it generally
does not make sense to use Java without it)
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s for JDK 1.2 - I just hope that
the solution does not have yet another case of "almost" there.
(The 1.1 JDK almost had it except that the -classpath option does not
append the required classes.zip file and thus if you use that you need
to find classes.zip and put that into the -classpath
more details as to the differences, see the Sun readme files.
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and it cleans out any
of the variables that should not be there and then runs the correct
version of the netscape binary.
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.
If you ship a Java product you can *not* ship the JDK with it.
You *can* ship the JRE or RT (and I18N) with it.
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---
$ java -version
java version "1.1.6"
$ java DerivedClass
d = 0
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will echo back the line with "-- " pre-pended to it.
It exits at EOF or a thrown exception :-)
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i must do?
Since you have CLASSPATH set, you may wish to put "." in you CLASSPATH
so that things in the 'pwd' are also loaded.
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there is no
easy way to do this in the default Unix JDK is beyond me, but that is
how it works.
I too noticed that doing graphics manipulation code requires an X Server
so it is hard to use Java for such things on a console-only system.
Maybe someone knows a workaround to this (or a nice trick?)
Michael
and/or limitations of the OS if the class name
has characters that are "outside" the scope of the OS.
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that
the machine is slower. (A 486DX4/100 is much slower that
a P-II/266 no matter what you do :-)
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all of the international language support files.
The RT is the "Run Time" which is the Java Runtime which has the basic
set of files but none of the internationalization files.
The RT + i18n == JRE(i18n is available separately)
The JRE + tools == JDK (tools not available separately)
t of code where if the class is not found
you prepend the package name (or names) that you want and try again.
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) there are different licensing rules that we are under
at the moment.
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but if you depended on a bug in the JRE
then you would have a problem.)
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.so.6'
This library means you need to update your X server a bit. It is a
library from the X server that Motif uses to print.
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.so.6'
This library means you need to update your X server a bit. It is a
library from the X server that Motif uses to print.
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that is a bit better than TYA
in their JVM. (Even the Linux Netscape does on x86 - just like on
Windows x86 systems.)
Sun did much of the original activator work and it is not part of the
JDK 1.1 source license we had.
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e it tends to reduce your chances of really getting messed up
or having some unwanted access into your system. It also helps
identify things like access rights issues in your directories and files
since non-root users actually are held to them.
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are known limitations and
some other problems with it. You may have bumped into one or two of these.
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On Fri, 19 Feb 1999 17:29:55 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, I'm seeing the same problem with both green and native threads...
Hmmm... I run Java from shell scripts all the time.
Which shell are you using?
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from the web interface.
Normally not. A signed applet that the user lets the browser drop
the security for can do so but only then.
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UMASK. I normally run 007
for company work and 002 for "fun" stuff.
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need to remember
to clean up any cruft otherwise other confusion will occure.
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port will work just fine. You should use the libc5
version since RedHat 4.x is libc5 based. (RedHat 5.x is glibc - aka libc6)
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.." with correct paths and
settings for the starting directory and it will work. I have run
some of our servers (for NextBus) on NT that way about a year ago
to show it could be done - but I tend to want more remote admin than
NT provides so I tend to stay with UNIX systems.)
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believe you need to make a simple class loader to add your own
path elements at run time from within Java. It is not a difficult
thing to do.
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st a guess... But that is what sets up
the peer...)
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is still going, etc.
I would highly recommend it.
Check http://rufus.w3.org/linux/RPM/lftp.html for an RPM...
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to
thing "both ways")
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The other problems will need to be looked at. The pre-release was
really a pre-beta - There are bound to be many issues that need to be
cleaned up (including install/etc)
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not
shared automatically. However, there is hack to the VM system called
MergeMem that addresses this type of shared data too. I, personally,
do not use it but I have seen it work. The web site is:
http://das.ist.org/mergemem/
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mai
JDK memory usage:
http://www.complang.tuwien.ac.at/ulrich/mergemem/
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people were jumping
on the JDK 1.2 sources the moment Sun did an actual release.
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will not affect most people as far as Java is concerned
unless you are trying to pass the JCK tests, some of which test the
multicast socket support in Java (and thus found some bugs in Linux)
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a JIT too)
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From: Bryce McKinlay
Hi, I have a weird problem with JDK 1.2 - 'ps' and 'top' report massive amounts of
memory being used by the jdk whenever I run *anything* in java:
[bryce@p2-bryce bryce]$ ps aux | grep java
Top reports
works in JDK 1.0.2 and in applets.
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ty manager.
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to compile more than you thought due to some inlining.
Jikes does this a bit better (and it is sooo much faster that you
may not even notice if it were recompiling all files)
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uot; level as the Sun JDK
(That is, JDK 1.1 / 1.1.6) The beta 1.2 (or early access) is not
yet available for Linux. (But then it is not ready for production
use yet either)
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and
did not follow our coding standards.
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is your CLASSPATH environment variable set to?
Best to first try *not* having it set to *anything*
(CSH - unsetenv CLASSPATH)
In most cases, CLASSPATH should not be needed.
(It sounds like CLASSPATH points at the classes.zip file but not the
current directory - aka ".")
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ks like both classes are in no package
(as in the outside package) and thus within the same package as
eachother.
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Da: Damiano [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oggetto: Jdk 1.1.6 and Java Web Server Trial 1.1
Data: Monday, August 31, 1998 12:35 PM
With the followinf config:
RedHat 5.0, glibc 2.0.7-13, jdk 1.1.6 v2 (of course for glibc)
Installed under /jdk1.1.6
javac works, all jdk seems to perform ok, then I add
on the same systems, under Linux, I got 0.12 MS savings, using
my test, but then systems do differ) (BTW - PII/266/128meg/etc...)
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as many not-to-spec operations as possible. This would
address most of the "test everywhere" problems since you would
only need to test in the "strict" environment.
I wonder if such a tool is available or if such a tool would
be worth money :-)
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ironment variable to make sure it works.
Now, in the JRE, the "-cp" does not need the core java classes...
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that you are running
a JIT of some sort. Run without it and you will get the line numbers.
It is also possible to build java byte code without line number information
in it. Usually this is done with "-O" in things like jikes and javac.
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t have had the pre-release done as quickly
as it was without their support.
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, Juergen has done the work already and I am just getting some time
to test it. (We have all been rather busy with other work...)
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sh to look at the getHostAddress()
method which will return a string of just the address.
See the java.net.InetAddress JavaDOCs for details.
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