Java-Linux.org
Hi Karl, What happended with the java-linux.org stuff ? It was all going ok and then went quiet. The digests (that i was subscribed to) just dried up and then I couldnt access the web site. So after a couple of months waiting I finally subscribed to the java-linux@blackdown mailing list and am back. But i do miss my daily digest - it's easier to read at the start of the day instead of getting new mail every 5 minutes. The jdbc list, which I was also subscribed to has completely dried up, I tried to subscribe to the one on blackdown but it got bounced to java-linux which was returned un-delivered. Sorry to be a pain if this is old news but I was just wandering what happened. cheer, Simon. === Simon Billingsley Technical Support Analyst BLCMP Library Services Birmingham, UK. http://www.blcmp.org.uk Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: Karl Asha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: 04 June 1998 02:01 Subject: Jitterbug system for Java-Linux > >Hi folks, I've just put up a test of the jitterbug bug tracking >system on www.blackdown.org. If all goes well, this will soon become >the formal way to report bugs, view reported bugs, and get up to the >minute information on where bugs stand in being solved, etc.. > > >Give it a whirl at http://www.blackdown.org/cgi-bin/jdk > >Steve, when you get a chance, I'll brief you on how to make use of the >developer side of the interface. > >Cheers, >Karl >
Re: Java Web Server
Michael D. James wrote: > I think I've heard discussion on this topic but I didn't pay attention > because I didn't realize I would need to know. > > Is anyone successfully running Java Web Server on Linux? > http://jserv.java.sun.com/products/webserver/features/index.html#cross > makes a big deal about it being supported across many platforms but > the system requirements don't list Linux as one of the supported > operating systems. The Solaris version can be ported to Linux without any problems. There's a patch available somewhere at Blackdown if I remember correctly (anyway - it's just a few minor changes). > If not, does anyone recommend another web server supporting SSL on > Linux (such as Stronghold or Raven)? Try Roxen Challenger, at http://www.idonex.se. /Per Widerlund
Re: Classbrowser for Java & Emacs
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- On Wed, 3 Jun 1998, Jason Dillon wrote: > What is SNIFF if you don't mind me asking? Integrated Development Environment for C/C++, Java, Fortran and IDL development in Windows NT and half dozen UNIX systems, including Linux. You can find more information and evalutation licenses from http://www.takefive.com/ - -- Juha Ylitalo [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hiomo 5/1/Maisema http://wwwinhel.ntc.nokia.com/~jylitalo +358 9 511 23313 http://www.iki.fi/~jylitalo Both WWW locations have pgp.html file for public PGP keys. -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: 2.6.3i Charset: noconv iQCVAwUBNXYyon0Uf7d7m5h1AQFk8gP9EZ3xELIvwlg34KTbni84uhDCFJWdLcek fhqQaA7s/C4bXq3nj1JQD0dLOw7/ALUomv2u8eiUB0ksPMtz66oRNAKvDxXP +Csl1oRgWNj1deOYO0WuulXr/S7sovBvcOym8W/b/laxNmmc49PJ0BbOsbnuqgy2 3axeTCihEzA= =iGWc -END PGP SIGNATURE-
Re: Classbrowser for Java & Emacs
What is SNIFF if you don't mind me asking? --jason On 03-Jun-98 Larry Medwin wrote: > Yes, I got SNIFF; apparently if you have a license at work, they let you > have one for home, and it runs on Linux. I'm still learning to use it, > though... > > Larry > > Franz Reitinger wrote: >> >> Developing Java-apps with Emacs is a fine thing. However source files >> may increase and sooner or later you will loose the overall view. >> Therefore a thing like SNIFF in conjunction with Emacs or Emacs & a >> classbrowser would make java-developement easier. >> Does somebody use such nice tools? >> >> Tankx!
Re: Classbrowser for Java & Emacs
Yes, I got SNIFF; apparently if you have a license at work, they let you have one for home, and it runs on Linux. I'm still learning to use it, though... Larry Franz Reitinger wrote: > > Developing Java-apps with Emacs is a fine thing. However source files > may increase and sooner or later you will loose the overall view. > Therefore a thing like SNIFF in conjunction with Emacs or Emacs & a > classbrowser would make java-developement easier. > Does somebody use such nice tools? > > Tankx!
Re: Java Web Server
> Is anyone successfully running Java Web Server on Linux? > http://jserv.java.sun.com/products/webserver/features/index.html#cross > makes a big deal about it being supported across many platforms but > the system requirements don't list Linux as one of the supported > operating systems. It's possible to run Sun's JavaServer on Linux. But another choice is Jigsaw, the Java web server from the W3 Consortium, the people that created the WWW and HTML. You can find it at http://www.w3.org/Jigsaw/, and downloading is happier than Sun's (2Mb instead of 10+Mb). Probably Jigsaw is not so optimized yet, as it is a beta version. > If not, does anyone recommend another web server supporting SSL on > Linux (such as Stronghold or Raven)? Apache-based servers, like Apache-SSL or Stronghold, are good choices. I use Apache and Apache-SSL at work, and once mastered the configuration, they are very flexible and powerful. Greetings. --- Francisco Rodrigo Escobedo Robles - Sending from home ax25:ea7abo - mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] - http://frer.home.ml.org/ This message is just my opinion right now
Re: Is there a linux java editing tool
does anyone know an ide add-on for vi, nvi, or vim? I guess something similiar to JDE? -Sylvester On Wed, 3 Jun 1998, Barry D Benowitz wrote: > > "Matt" == Matt Zagni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Matt> Hi, Could someone recommend a good editing tool for java > Matt> that will run in linux for constucting classes and applets > Matt> etc. > > > Dare I mention Xemacs with the jde package? Its what I use. > > Barry >
Java Web Server
> "Michael" == Michael D James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: [...] > I think I've heard discussion on this topic but I didn't pay attention > because I didn't realize I would need to know. Have you check the list archives? Hmm... Are the list archives even available since the java-linux.org fiasco? > Is anyone successfully running Java Web Server on Linux? > http://jserv.java.sun.com/products/webserver/features/index.html#cross > makes a big deal about it being supported across many platforms but the > system requirements don't list Linux as one of the supported operating > systems. > If not, does anyone recommend another web server supporting SSL on Linux > (such as Stronghold or Raven)? First, it's no big whup to run the base JWS on Linux. I posted my changes to run it under RedHat Linux to the JWS mailing list a 5 or 6 months ago to get the native code to switch uid, etc. to work. Check out the archives for the Java Web Server mailing list. The biggest PITA is that Sun won't support SSL on any platforms but Solaris and NT due to various things like their licensing deal with RSA. All of my entreaties for at least some sort of decent documentation so that we can hook in our own SSL support have been totally ignored. I haven't tried servlet support in Apache in a long time so I can't help you much there but if you're already using Apache then you should definitely check that out first and then the JRun servlet-runner from Live Software (particuarly if you want support). Hope this helps, John
Java-Linux.org
Long story. So far as the jdbc list goes, it needs to find a new home basically, I'm cutting down on the number of lists I house at the site and restricting them only to java-linux related stuff. Digests on the other hand...I will put together the java-linux digest again hopefully in the next hour. Cheers, Karl Simon Billingsley writes: > Hi Karl, > What happended with the java-linux.org stuff ? It was all going ok and then > went quiet. The digests (that i was subscribed to) just dried up and then I > couldnt access the web site. So after a couple of months waiting I finally > subscribed to the java-linux@blackdown mailing list and am back. But i do > miss my daily digest - it's easier to read at the start of the day instead > of getting new mail every 5 minutes. The jdbc list, which I was also > subscribed to has completely dried up, I tried to subscribe to the one on > blackdown but it got bounced to java-linux which was returned un-delivered. > Sorry to be a pain if this is old news but I was just wandering what > happened. > > cheer, Simon. > === > Simon Billingsley > Technical Support Analyst > BLCMP Library Services > Birmingham, UK. > http://www.blcmp.org.uk > Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > -Original Message- > From: Karl Asha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: 04 June 1998 02:01 > Subject: Jitterbug system for Java-Linux > > > > > >Hi folks, I've just put up a test of the jitterbug bug tracking > >system on www.blackdown.org. If all goes well, this will soon become > >the formal way to report bugs, view reported bugs, and get up to the > >minute information on where bugs stand in being solved, etc.. > > > > > >Give it a whirl at http://www.blackdown.org/cgi-bin/jdk > > > >Steve, when you get a chance, I'll brief you on how to make use of the > >developer side of the interface. > > > >Cheers, > >Karl > >
Re: Is there a linux java editing tool
What is viper? Thanks, Igor Felix Morley Finch wrote: > > Forgive me my weakness... > > >>In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, >[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > > does anyone know an ide add-on for vi, nvi, or vim? > > I guess something similiar to JDE? > > xemacs + viper + jde > > :-) :-) :-) > > -- > ... _._. ._ ._. . _._. ._. ___ .__ ._. . .__. ._ .. ._. > Felix Finch: scarecrow repairman & rocket surgeon / [EMAIL PROTECTED] > PGP = 91 B3 94 7C E9 E8 76 2D E1 63 51 AA A0 48 89 2F ITAR license #4933 > I've found a solution to Fermat's Last Theorem but I see I've run out of room o
Re: Java-Linux www?
You probably missed the news, the web site is back on www.blackdown.org now, and has been for the last few weeks. It's staying there from now on. If you'd like to point www.javalinux.org over to it, we could sort that out. Cheers, Karl Ean Schuessler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Man, the web site sure has been down a long time. > > Novare is willing to service it and have already reserved www.javalinux.org. > > If someone can give me hook-ups on the files we will take action. > > E > -- > ___ > Ean SchuesslerDirector of New Products and Technologies > Novare International Inc.The Unstoppable Fist of Digital Action > --- Some or all of the above signature may be a joke
Re: Is there a linux java editing tool
Viper is a 'vi' emulation mode for 'emacs'. --jason On 04-Jun-98 Igor Slepchin wrote: > What is viper? > > Thanks, > Igor > > > Felix Morley Finch wrote: >> >> Forgive me my weakness... >> >> >>In article >> >><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, >> >>[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: >> >> > does anyone know an ide add-on for vi, nvi, or vim? >> > I guess something similiar to JDE? >> >> xemacs + viper + jde >> >> :-) :-) :-) >> >> -- >> ... _._. ._ ._. . _._. ._. ___ .__ ._. . .__. ._ .. ._. >> Felix Finch: scarecrow repairman & rocket surgeon / [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> PGP = 91 B3 94 7C E9 E8 76 2D E1 63 51 AA A0 48 89 2F ITAR license >> #4933 >> I've found a solution to Fermat's Last Theorem but I see I've run out of >> room o
Re: Java Web Server
> "Michael" == Michael D James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: [...] > Apache-SSL looks like a good choice since it's free, open source, we > already know Apache, and it would be easy to get servlets working on it. > The only problem is my boss doesn't believe its kosher. The Raven > website says: > Q: I was wondering what might make your SSL module for Apache superior to > the already freely available patches such as Apache-SSL with SSLeay? > R: U.S. Law requires that we use cryptography algorithms supplied by RSA > corporation. >Raven provides an affordable way for you to legally use Apache with > SSL in the U.S. > This implies there would be something illegal about using Apache-SSL. Is > this a scare tactic? Our application is within the US only. It's a patent issue. RSA (the company) owns the patents to RSA (the public-key crypto) and so to legally use RSA crypto you need to purchase a license. Hence Stronghold and, it seems also Raven. Yet another reason to vote Libertarian. Usual disclaimers apply that I'm not a lawyer, this is *not* legal advice, get your own, competent, professional legal counsel. Take care, John
Re: JNI-SIGSEV --> global Java-crash
Under which platform? Karl Wolfgang Astleitner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi out there: > > I have a really annoying problem: > I'm developing a program that uses an imagetask using an external > library via JNI for loading images (like pbm, tif, aso.) > So far this is working quite fine, but on some images (mostly pbm), this > lib. crashes. > That wouldn't be a problem, the program itself wouldn't have a problem > with this. > But: the JNI-lib crashes with a SIGSEV and, what I absolutely don't > understand, not only crashes the imagetask (realized as own thread), but > the WHOLE program (what's not so good :-) > > Does anyone know a solution for this? > As said before: the imagetask itself CAN crash. That's no problem, the > program reacts on this! > > The output is: > SIGSEGV 11* segmentation violation > stackbase=0x41445000, stackpointer=0x41443ec8 > > Full thread dump: > "Thread-24" (TID:0x40688a58, sys_thread_t:0x41444f04, state:R) > prio=5 *current thread* > aso, > and then: Shell-prompt :-( > > Is this a linux-jdk-only or a java-problem? > > thanks in advance for your help > > /wolfgang astleitner
Re: Is there a linux java editing tool
>Could someone recommend a good editing tool for >java that will run in linux for constucting >classes and applets etc. xelfi is cool :-) but insn't just a editing tool, is a visual IDE. www.xelfi.com Saludos, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Is there a linux java editing tool
Forgive me my weakness... >>In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, >[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > does anyone know an ide add-on for vi, nvi, or vim? > I guess something similiar to JDE? xemacs + viper + jde :-) :-) :-) -- ... _._. ._ ._. . _._. ._. ___ .__ ._. . .__. ._ .. ._. Felix Finch: scarecrow repairman & rocket surgeon / [EMAIL PROTECTED] PGP = 91 B3 94 7C E9 E8 76 2D E1 63 51 AA A0 48 89 2F ITAR license #4933 I've found a solution to Fermat's Last Theorem but I see I've run out of room o
Jitterbug system for Java-Linux
Hi folks, I've just put up a test of the jitterbug bug tracking system on www.blackdown.org. If all goes well, this will soon become the formal way to report bugs, view reported bugs, and get up to the minute information on where bugs stand in being solved, etc.. Give it a whirl at http://www.blackdown.org/cgi-bin/jdk Steve, when you get a chance, I'll brief you on how to make use of the developer side of the interface. Cheers, Karl
Java Web Server
I think I've heard discussion on this topic but I didn't pay attention because I didn't realize I would need to know. Is anyone successfully running Java Web Server on Linux? http://jserv.java.sun.com/products/webserver/features/index.html#cross makes a big deal about it being supported across many platforms but the system requirements don't list Linux as one of the supported operating systems. If not, does anyone recommend another web server supporting SSL on Linux (such as Stronghold or Raven)? __ Michael James DC-area Java jobs: http://eliteresumes.com/ Arlington, VA [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Java Web Server
I am not running the java web server, but I am running Apache with the JRUN extensions from Livesoftware which can be downloaded for free. This gives me all the java server page support I need for free. All on RH Linux 5.0 with jdk 1.1.5-8 Great stuff!!! Thanks to everyone. Stefan Andreasen -Original Message- From: Michael D. James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Wednesday, June 03, 1998 23:26 Subject: Java Web Server >I think I've heard discussion on this topic but I didn't pay attention >because I didn't realize I would need to know. > >Is anyone successfully running Java Web Server on Linux? >http://jserv.java.sun.com/products/webserver/features/index.html#cross >makes a big deal about it being supported across many platforms but >the system requirements don't list Linux as one of the supported >operating systems. > >If not, does anyone recommend another web server supporting SSL on >Linux (such as Stronghold or Raven)? > >__ >Michael James DC-area Java jobs: http://eliteresumes.com/ >Arlington, VA >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >
TYA betatest again
Hi everybody, I am about to release another version of TYA JIT compiler within the next 10 days (TYA 0.7) If you are interested in some beta testing (as usual), please reply to this mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Everybody is welcome, but users of * glibc * Nikitin port * egcs compiler are most wanted. Once again TYA is somewhat faster, but more important is that there are also some bug fixes, good for handling ``bad'' code (unsatisfied link errors etc.) If you have never heard of TYA, please fetch one of ftp://gonzalez.cyberus.ca/pub/Linux/java/tya06.tgz ftp://ftp.unix-ag.uni-kl.de/pub/java/tya06.tgz http://tya.home.ml.org ftp://java-linux.org/ ( ^^ ? don't know ) Copyright is GNU public license - as usual. You know: No secrets & no traps. keep swingin' Albrecht
Re: Java-Linux.org
i'd like to know also. Simon Billingsley wrote: > Hi Karl, > What happended with the java-linux.org stuff ? It was all going ok and then
JavaSignals now available
JavaSignals is a free library to allow Java programs to catch OS signals by registering SignalListeners. Source and binaries are included. There is a small amount of native code which currently supports Linux. The native code could be easily ported to other UNIX flavors or the PC. See: http://interstice.com/~kevinh/projects/javasignals/index.html Please contribute any improvements which you make. - S. Kevin Hester For PGP Public Key, see: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.interstice.com/~kevinh "Castigat ridendo mores"
Testing..Ignore
Servlets using JRun and SSI??
I apoligize for asking this here, but getting support or on the mailing lists for the product looks like it requires that I buy the product before I know that it works... Somebody'd posted that you can use JRun from www.livesoftware.com to run Java Servlets on Apache, so the hope is that somebody here might know what I'm doing wrong... I built apache with mod_jrun, and it actually works fine. My problem is that other users who do that kooky .shtml thing are mad at me because SSI isn't working now. I recompiled without mod_jrun, and SSI works again. Anybody have any idea how to get around this? I'd really like to get the ol' Servlets up and running. T'would be choice. Thanks for any help, /r
Re: Java Web Server
Thanks for all the responses I got regarding recommendations for a web server that runs on Linux and supports both SSL and Java servlets. Apache-SSL looks like a good choice since it's free, open source, we already know Apache, and it would be easy to get servlets working on it. The only problem is my boss doesn't believe its kosher. The Raven website says: Q: I was wondering what might make your SSL module for Apache superior to the already freely available patches such as Apache-SSL with SSLeay? R: U.S. Law requires that we use cryptography algorithms supplied by RSA corporation. Raven provides an affordable way for you to legally use Apache with SSL in the U.S. This implies there would be something illegal about using Apache-SSL. Is this a scare tactic? Our application is within the US only. __ Michael James DC-area Java jobs: http://eliteresumes.com/ Arlington, VA [EMAIL PROTECTED]
JNI-SIGSEV --> global Java-crash
Hi out there: I have a really annoying problem: I'm developing a program that uses an imagetask using an external library via JNI for loading images (like pbm, tif, aso.) So far this is working quite fine, but on some images (mostly pbm), this lib. crashes. That wouldn't be a problem, the program itself wouldn't have a problem with this. But: the JNI-lib crashes with a SIGSEV and, what I absolutely don't understand, not only crashes the imagetask (realized as own thread), but the WHOLE program (what's not so good :-) Does anyone know a solution for this? As said before: the imagetask itself CAN crash. That's no problem, the program reacts on this! The output is: SIGSEGV 11* segmentation violation stackbase=0x41445000, stackpointer=0x41443ec8 Full thread dump: "Thread-24" (TID:0x40688a58, sys_thread_t:0x41444f04, state:R) prio=5 *current thread* aso, and then: Shell-prompt :-( Is this a linux-jdk-only or a java-problem? thanks in advance for your help /wolfgang astleitner
can't execute java or other utils
Hello, I'm sure this is a stupid question, but I'm stumped: I've installed the 1.1.5 glibc JDK on my RedHat 4.2 Pentium. Whenever I try to run java or the other apps in the bin directory, I get "command not found". I'm pretty sure my PATH, CLASSPATH, and library paths are OK; I can run javac without a problem, but running java, jre, or other apps gives me a "comand not found". I've even connected directly to the java bin directory, triple checked that java (and java_ns and java_dyn) are executable by everyone (and owner and group), and have explicitly specified the file (i.e. "./java"). I always get "command not found". Am I doing something obviously wrong? Thanks in advance for any help you might be able to provide. Thanks much, Michael Compton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
