RMI on Linux
Mornin'(or whatever) all I'm currently playing around with RMI applications on Linux. I get a very strange error in that when I try to run the application on a Linux I get the message 'Cannot find class xxx'. Other classes in the same directory run fine, name alterations have been tried and failed. The application was written and compiled under WinNT(I know, there's no need to tell me), but so were the working classes. Any ideas? Cheers, Nick now the giraffe if you stand on a stool, but the hedgehog can hardly ever Nanny Ogg
RE:RMI on Linux
> > Mornin'(or whatever) all > > > > I'm currently playing around with RMI applications on Linux. I > get a very > > strange error in that when I try to run the application on a > Linux I get the > > message 'Cannot find class xxx'. Other classes in the same > directory run > > fine, name alterations have been tried and failed. The application was > > written and compiled under WinNT(I know, there's no need to > tell me), but so > > were the working classes. Any ideas? > > Is the class that cannot be found your Stub class? Correct me if I'm wrong, but only the _Skel class should need to be present in the rmi server directory (I've tried moving the _Stub class in there as well, no difference >If so, I've > found that occasionally if I forgot to put the directoy for my > classes in the CLASSPATH and tried to run the server it would > fail. I would then have to restart the rmiregistry for it to > work. Just putting the things in my CLASSPATH w/o the restart > wouldn't work. > > Which classes can't be found client, server, Stubs? > > jason > > -- It's the server class which cannot be found, however, further investigation (running java -v on the class gives a line [Loaded ./RemL.class], the main server classvery strange now the giraffe if you stand on a stool, but the hedgehog can hardly ever Nanny Ogg
Java/Linux dB's
Hello, I'm having to evaluate technologies (again) and need to run some time comparisons between databases accessed from Java via JDBC. Obviously an all Linux system would be preferable :), but I need to let the other platforms have a chance. Enough waffle, does anyone know of a relational database running under Linux with JDBC support and preferable with a free evaluation type download. Thanks as ever, Nick Presently giving up smoking and carrying round a BAD head.
Java/Linux dB's
Many thanks for the rapid replies everyone (M$ tech. support are still engaged ;)) For anyone who's interested I'll be running the tests on an AS400 running DB2, an Apricot P200 thing running WinNT(Access '97 and Paradox) and PostgreSQL, following two recommendations and an excellent price/performance ratio ;) 'Bye Nick Presently giving up smoking and carrying round a BAD head.
What?
Hello all, I've not seen this one yet, but forgive me if it's a FAQ. I'm running the jdk1.1.6v2 libc version which was appearing to work fine until I tried using javac, previously all code having been compiled under Symantecs JIT compiler on NT, I get the message 'No library path set' and nothing else. I've checked PATH and CLASSPATH, they're both fine and java works a treat. Any ideas? Nick Presently giving up smoking and carrying round a BAD head.
