Is there a way to make scandinavic letters behave correctly in AWT
components with Steve Byrne's Linux JDK 1.1.6-glibc? I have noticed that
in a TextArea, whenever a call to TextArea.append() is done with a String
containing scandinavic letters, it causes the append method to simply
quit, leaving
I am using jdk1.1.6v1 on the K Desktop Environment and have run across a
small bug. It always displays AWTapp as the window caption for every
java window. I would apreciate if you might address this in future
versions. WHile this is not a major bug it is anoying.
Thx
Kevin Fitch
ps I think that
If it could help:
I've a redhat 5.0, the libc version of jdk115v7 seems
to work properly.
In order to get also the glibc version to work, i have
installed the glibc RPM unpgrade, from the red
hat site. I installed it with the command rpm -U.
After this, my jdk works perfectly , even if I only use
I'm at the end of the rope on this one:
I'm developing client JNI interfaces to a RPC server.
RPC calls normally have a timer associated on the client side.
The timer is defined on the "open client" call. It seems that
the RPC library uses alarm() to implement timer management.
After invoking t
Hi,
Ok heres what happened me upon installing jdk1.1.5.rpm in the wee ours of
last night.
First of all Ive got the latest glibc libs
(1)glibc-2.0.7-13
(2)glibc-devel-2.0.7-13
Now when I go to run java/javac It dont core-dump it complains that it cant
find/link to the shared library
libX
Hey Jerry,
I have a Redhat 4.2 1.1.5v7 libc install, and I had tried not
including a CLASSPATH variable. For the most part, things worked fine
(java and appletviewer worked), but javac returned the error
"CLASSPATH not set"
and stopped working. At that
I just finished installing glibc-2.0.7-13, and now my javac (glibc
dist, 1.1.6, just got it yesterday) no longer core-dumps. This is a
Slackware system, by the way (2.0.30).
Aaron
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From: Jason Nugent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I'm having the same problem with Redhat 4.2 and the libc version -
> my javac dumps core, but java works fine (as does appletviewer). I
> suppose it is because of the same problem? Does anyone have the ftp
> url for glibc handy at the redhat site? I can't
Well, I suppose I should add my own observations to the general confusion
over glibc and libc. I recently installed JDK1.1.5v7 on one of our RedHat
4.2 systems using the libc version, and it performs quite well with no
problems (so far). I could not get the glibc version to work at all! Also,
o
>
>
> I'm having the same problem with Redhat 4.2 and the libc version -
> my javac dumps core, but java works fine (as does appletviewer). I
> suppose it is because of the same problem? Does anyone have the ftp url
> for glibc handy at the redhat site? I can't find anyting in that direct
I'm having the same problem with Redhat 4.2 and the libc version -
my javac dumps core, but java works fine (as does appletviewer). I
suppose it is because of the same problem? Does anyone have the ftp url
for glibc handy at the redhat site? I can't find anyting in that directory
structu
Erm, you didn't want the libc version if you're running 5.0. I know
from bitter experience: all sorts of things started crashing after I
installed 5.4.44. You want the glibc version and to try to get rid
of libc 5.4.44 and co.. I took the rather drastic measure of scrub-
bing my box and upgradi
>
> I have the same problem.
> I installed the libc version.
> I also tried jdk 1.1.6 and nothing changed.
> I have installed the latest version of libc 5.4.44 and ld.so
> I ' d b egrateful if you helped me.
I have installed the glibc version of jdk 1.1.6 (last night) and
was getting core dumps
* Paris Flegas
| I have the same problem.
| I installed the libc version.
| I also tried jdk 1.1.6 and nothing changed.
| I have installed the latest version of libc 5.4.44 and ld.so
| I ' d b egrateful if you helped me.
Try and install glibc version instead. And find the .rpm if you can.
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P
I have the same problem.
I installed the libc version.
I also tried jdk 1.1.6 and nothing changed.
I have installed the latest version of libc 5.4.44 and ld.so
I ' d b egrateful if you helped me.
On 11 Jun 1998, Preben Randhol wrote:
> * "this is Zhao, Lenny" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> | hi guys, I am
* "this is Zhao, Lenny" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
| hi guys, I am not sure if anyone experence this problem before. After I
| installed 1.1.5 under RedHat5.0, I just typed "javac"to see if it is
| working, it give a me segmentation fault(core dump). It supposed to give
did you install the glibc version?
hi guys, I am not sure if anyone experence this problem before. After I
installed 1.1.5 under RedHat5.0, I just typed "javac"to see if it is
working, it give a me segmentation fault(core dump). It supposed to give
me the instruction how to use "javac", right?
I rmove the directory and reinstall it
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