JDK 1.4.1 beta version

[zayphodml]

Hi,

Could someone tell me if the Blackdown JDK 1.4.1 beta supports green threads..?

I'm currently playing around with the open mosix cluster stuff and I have a 
application that is currently running with the sun 1.4.0 jdk and because this uses 
native thread and shared memory none of the processes can be migrated.


Regards,

Steve Taylor


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1.4 on ARM

[Emil Ivov]

Hello, 
 
I 
need jdk 1.4.x on a familiar equipped iPAQ (ARM processor) and wanted to know 
whether a relevant port is previewed for the near future. 

 
Thanks a lot
Emil

SAP DB is not GPL.

[David Weeks]

It's easy to claim GPL status, liking a favorable reception by this community, 
but claiming GPL status, and then placing a financial requirement with its 
use is patently nonsensecal.

It's on their site, in their words, with their claim of GPL that's worthless.  
You can't restrict GPL utilization.  Period.

Maybe what they're saying is that their own proprietary software is not to be 
used with their supposed GPL'd SAP DB, which they could do, but not SAP DB, 
if it is in fact GPL'd.

Why is this hard to get?  Free is free, as in liberated, freed, public 
software.

An important point not to be glossed.  That's all.

Dave

Oh, this says nothing about SAP DB as a product, either.  I've not used it, 
but I know SAP's reputation from the proprietary side of things, and they 
have "good kit."

Me, I'm a PostgreSQL fan.
DKMW
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still having JPS problems

[Glenn Holmer]

I'm trying to learn Java Print Services (JPS).  I can now enumerate
all the available printers and show their attributes in both Linux
and Windows, but one of these printers (a labeling printer attached
to a JetDirect box) is giving me fits.  From Windows, I can print to
it, but under Linux, the same code prints to my default printer every
time.  I'm doing like this here:

services = PrintServiceLookup.lookupPrintServices(null, null);
if (services != null) {
  for (i = 0; i < services.length; i++) {
if (services[i].getName().equalsIgnoreCase("prtlabel_prodigy")) {
  printSomething(services[i], Weyco.PRINTER_PRODIGY);
  break;
}
  }
}

and in printSomething():

job = service.createPrintJob();
job.addPrintJobListener(this);
job.print(doc, null);

Another strange thing is that I get two of each listener event in
Linux: printDataTransferCompleted(), printJobNoMoreEvents(), but
just one of each in Windows.

Does anybody have any suggestions?

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