Actually, it turns out that sometimes jijx window fails after a restart of jhs.
Just now, I got the following popup from hitting return in jijx window: ajax request failed response code 409 application did not produce result try browsing to url again additional info in jijx An issue might be that I upgraded various things through jal, then came back to that jijx page before restarting j. Anyways, I very much want starting jhs to spawn a jijx browser window for that jhs instance. -- Raul On Wed, Dec 28, 2011 at 11:31 AM, Raul Miller <rauldmil...@gmail.com> wrote: > Ok, yes, you are correct -- my jijx window is not the one that becomes > stale. However, others do become stale (e.g. jal). > > That said, I do not use a single machine, and the concept of "just > start the browser once" is not going to work for me. If I am using > five machines that becomes "just start the browser once" times five. > > And, ok, on some of them I might have j sessions which are weeks old. > But on those machines I am also going to have dozens of browser tabs > open -- I remember when I used to have a browser that had a limit of > about 70 open windows, and I would hit that frequently. > > Meanwhile, other machines can be old, underpowered occasional use > machines or someone else's machine or a frequent reboot machine, or > whatever... > > Also, I do not have chrome installed on all of them (for similar > reasons). And even if I do it's not necessarily the browser I am > going to want to be using. > > Anyways, the mode of use which you favor is not going to work well for me. > > -- > Raul > > On Wed, Dec 28, 2011 at 11:16 AM, Kip Murray <k...@math.uh.edu> wrote: >> Raul, you have mentioned using the Chrome browser. On my Windows 7 PC, >> I can go through the startup steps after each JAL update and just leave >> JHS running until the next update requires a restart. What I mean is: >> >> Click on jhs701 icon which starts jconsole, which advises to enter a URL >> in a web browser. Just leave this jconsole session running. You can >> start another if you want to use jconsole for other work. >> >> In my Chrome bookmarks bar I have a jijxaz icon which I shift click to >> start JHS in a separate window. From now on everything happens in that >> window, which I just leave open until the next JAL update requires a >> restart. >> >> Occasionally I do a quick cleanup: type erase names'' and jlog 0 and Esc >> j in the upper pane. I like to run jfile in the lower pane. You can >> set Cwh_j_ to match the size you have chosen for the upper pane. >> >> I often have the vocabulary page in a separate window alongside the >> jijxaz window. Right now I am composing this in a window alongside the >> jijxaz window. >> >> Kip >> >> On 12/28/2011 9:27 AM, Raul Miller wrote: >>> ... but you are not me. >>> >>> Anyways, here is my point of view: >>> >>> First, I am never going to use JHS from another machine, because JHS >>> does not deal with network security issues. So I am only going to let >>> it listen on localhost. >>> >>> Second, if I am starting jhs, any old jijx browser session is stale >>> and will give me errors if I try to use it. >>> >>> Third, when I want to use J I do not want a laborious process before I >>> can use my J sentences. >>> >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------- >> For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
