Appletviewer under 1.1.5(glibc version)

Hello, I installed the jdk1.1.5 on my linux machine. I do have one problem with the appletviewer. For some reason when the appletviewer will not dispaly strings to the screen after it is first initialized. However, after the applet is resized it works without error. This also includes the

Re: JNI problem

"Works" on Steve Byrne's jdk1.1.5v7 (except seems to pick up the string only to a space, not end of line...): [user@ravel native]$ java Prompt Type a line: Hi there User typed: Hi [user@ravel native]$ java Prompt Type a line: Hithere User typed: Hithere Hope it helps. Bob L. -- Robert Lynch-B

Re: Libraries...[off topic]

Jason Quigley writes: > ---Roger Hill violently bashed keys to produce ... > > I upgraded my libc to 5.4.44 etc the other day, in preparation for 1.1.5. > > > > Since then, 'talk' won't work, giving me: > > > > [Couldn't bind to control socket : Cannot assign requested address (99)] > >

JNI problem

Hi, I'm trying to learn the JNI using the Java Tutorial and the JDK docs, since the books I have don't cover it at all. Mostly things are ok, I can call Java from C and vice versa and have passed some arguments successfully. However, I did get an error when trying to run one of the Tutorial's

Re: Classes.zip 1.1.5v7

Roger Hill wrote: > > I am trying to run an applet in netscape 3.04 (Linux). > > It gives me every time: Cannot run applet: zip file is so old it does not > have a version number. > > Classes.zip was downloaded last week! > > What is Netscape talking about? > Thanks > > ==

Re: Stuck

Quoting cdrobert ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > Hi > > I was wondering if you could perhaps point me in the right direction. I > am looking for a good How-To or Newsgroup where I can > figure out how to get Java running on RH5. I've followed your mailing > lists for sometime but I'm less interested in de

Re: Classes.zip 1.1.5v7

On Sun, 10 May 1998, Kenny Freeman wrote: > Netscape 3.04 uses java version 1.0 or so. You are using java > 1.1 or so - or at least the applet is written in java 1.1. A java 1.0 > runtime cannot "run"/interpret a java 1.1 class file. Just guessing. Does > anyone else know for sure? > I'm sure y

Re: Classes.zip 1.1.5v7

Hi there, > Netscape 3.04 uses java version 1.0 or so. You are using java 1.1 or so - or at > least the applet is written in java 1.1. A java 1.0 runtime cannot > "run"/interpret a java 1.1 class file. Just guessing. Does anyone else know for > sure? By default Netscape comes with JDK 1.0.2 supp

Re: Classes.zip 1.1.5v7

Netscape 3.04 uses java version 1.0 or so. You are using java 1.1 or so - or at least the applet is written in java 1.1. A java 1.0 runtime cannot "run"/interpret a java 1.1 class file. Just guessing. Does anyone else know for sure? On Sun, 10 May 1998, Roger Hill wrote: > I am trying to run an

Re: Stuck

Hey, I had the same problem as you when trying to install the JDK. I spent about two full days on it, but I eventually got things working. Hrnow..how did I do it? I think, first of all you have to get the new/fixed libc's from redhat (ftp.redhat.com//updates?/i386/ or something). Basi

Stuck

Hi I was wondering if you could perhaps point me in the right direction. I am looking for a good How-To or Newsgroup where I can figure out how to get Java running on RH5. I've followed your mailing lists for sometime but I'm less interested in development than just trying to get the thing to wor

Classes.zip 1.1.5v7

I am trying to run an applet in netscape 3.04 (Linux). It gives me every time: Cannot run applet: zip file is so old it does not have a version number. Classes.zip was downloaded last week! What is Netscape talking about? Thanks =

Applet viewer problem 1.1.5v7

When I try to run applet viewer, I get: java.util.MissingResourceException: Can't find resource at java.util.ResourceBundle.getObject(ResourceBundle.java) at java.util.ResourceBundle.getString(ResourceBundle.java) at sun.applet.AppletMessageHandler.getMessage(AppletMessage