Andrew Haley writes:
Looking at the Classpath sources for ObjectInputStream, it seems that
the area where I had so much trouble has been reworked. I'll
investigate importing those classes into libgcj.
I've thought about this some more, and come to the conclusion that the
best thing is to
For those of you that may be wondering what this was all about, there
is an excellent RMI tutoral at
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/rmi/TOC.html
This example worked with gcj as long as Sun's rmiregistry was being
sued, but not with grmiregistry, which segafulted. The changes I made
in
Roman Kennke wrote:
I removed the old NSA native state handling and implemented a more
natural approach. The NSA native state API was maintaining (native)
hashtables to hold the native state to the peer objects and others. This
has a couple of disadvantages:
- It's not really scaleable.
