Re: Calling Java From Haskell

1998-11-16 Thread Claus Reinke
My interpretation of the last set of mailings on the issue was that people had given up. Obviously that was incorrect. We never give up!-) Well, almost never. It was a frustrating experience, and I spend a lot of time debugging perfectly correct programs, searching for documentation, and

Re: Calling Java From Haskell

1998-11-16 Thread S. Alexander Jacobson
On Mon, 16 Nov 1998, Claus Reinke wrote: My interpretation of the last set of mailings on the issue was that people had given up. Obviously that was incorrect. We never give up!-) Well, almost never. :-) Finally, I had to put the problem aside and wait for the environment (JDK

Re: Calling Java From Haskell

1998-11-14 Thread Felix Schroeter
Hello! Only a few comments to your mappings. On Fri, Nov 13, 1998 at 10:02:02AM -0500, S. Alexander Jacobson wrote: [...] Java Haskell --- --- Class Module Static method function And IO tagged result,

Calling Java From Haskell

1998-11-13 Thread S. Alexander Jacobson
Now that Javasoft is on the verge of releasing the jdk1.2, I figure that it is time to try to call Java from Haskell again. Java would provide Haskell with * JDBC database access (standard database access on platforms other than windows) * HTTP client and server libs * JavaSpaces linda style

Re: Calling Java From Haskell

1998-11-13 Thread S. Alexander Jacobson
My interpretation of the last set of mailings on the issue was that people had given up. Obviously that was incorrect. I would love to alpha test your Hakell2Java code. I browsed through the Opal docs and could not find the relevant documentation on a Java interface. Can you provide a more

Re: Calling Java From Haskell

1998-11-13 Thread Olivier . Lefevre
I would like to point out that on Solaris there are 2 SUN JDK releases: so-called reference (put out by Javasoft) and production (by SunSoft). The latter has had native threads for a while. Certainly they are here in 1.6 and 1.7. I don't know what is the situation on Windows, though. -- O.L.