Hello Charles,
It was indeed a problem with my mail filtering. I am on both lists,
so I got the email 2 times, both times adressed to both lists, and
both times the user-list filter triggers, so I have both messages in
my user dir :)
This does only happen when one message goes to both lists.
Sorry for spamming you with my mail-misconfiguration problems
Best Regards,
Chris
Wednesday, May 31, 2000, 3:11:58 PM, you wrote:
CB> Really? Or are you on two or more of the 3 jBoss lists?
CB> C
CB> Christoph Sturm wrote:
>> Hello Rickard,
>>
>> The mails that you send to the list, appear 2 times, once with the
>> footer of the mailing list, and once without :)
>>
>> Regards,
>> Chris
>> Wednesday, May 31, 2000, 2:08:23 PM, you wrote:
>>
>> R> All,
>>
>> R> Sometimes situations arise where one is not quite sure whether to laugh
>> R> or cry. This is definitely one of them.
>>
>> R> I looked into the "AWT being loaded" problem, which seemed to be caused
>> R> by the BeanInfo classes (thanks to Roman Porotnikov for a decent
>> R> stacktrace). I changed the code template that was used for the BeanInfo
>> R> classes to do lazyloading of Icons. It turns out that it was the eager
>> R> loading of the images used by the icons that was the culprit in this
>> R> story. Once I had changed the template and rebuilt all the BeanInfo
>> R> classes the AWT subsystem was not started (I checked with the
>> R> -verbose:class flag.. HUUUUUUUUUUUUGE difference).
>>
>> R> As a result, jBoss should now be usable on *nix servers without any
>> R> X-system, and (... drumroll ...) as a direct consequence of NOT loading
>> R> AWT the startup is MUCH faster and jBoss as a whole require MUCH less
>> R> memory :-)
>>
>> R> CVS has been updated with the new BeanInfo generator, and the binary has
>> R> been updated with the latest BeanInfo classes. Those who use CVS should
>> R> do a full rebuild to make sure everything is generated properly.
>>
>> R> Enjoy.
>>
>> R> Now, laugh or cry? *That*, my friends, is the question..
>>
>> R> Rickard, ROTFL
>>
>> R> ps. If some *nix user without X-server can confirm that this actually
>> R> works, that would be great. Thx.
>> R> pps. As a side-result, this removes the requirement to separate the GUI
>> R> from the EJX plugins. Hohum.
>>
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