Re: swing JDeskTop

That does not really "dock" the internal frame... it just makes it imobile. I don't belive that the standard l&f's support docking internal frames. If you or anyone else comes up with a way to do it please let me know. --jason On 20-Jul-98 Brad Giaccio wrote: > I beleive you can have a listner

1.1.6v2 doesn't know about GMT?

Hi, the following code runs fine with 1.1.3 under libc5, but generates a StringIndexOutOfBoundsException with 1.1.6v2 (glibc or libc5) ... However, if you replace the "GMT" with "EDT" it runs fine under all versions. Is it intentional that 1.1.6 doesn't know about GMT? Thanks, -Arup

Re: swing JDeskTop

I beleive you can have a listner for all the internal frames. and you can just listen for the move and veto it. Brad On Mon, 20 Jul 1998, B. Craig Taverner wrote: > Hi all, > > I know this is not a pure linux/java question, but does anyone know how to > create 'dockable' internal frames with

swing JDeskTop

Hi all, I know this is not a pure linux/java question, but does anyone know how to create 'dockable' internal frames with swing. ie. frames that can be attached to the sides of teh JDesktop. I've considered extending DesktopManager, but it loks like I might get into some heavy L&F trouble then.

Question about JNI - structConverter

Hi, I'm trying to use JNI and in the book, it tells me to use a tool called structConverter. In the book, it sounds like structConverter is a class that come with jdk but I couldn't find that class. Anyone knows where can I find it? Thanks, Sze Yuen

rmi problem solved

Hi, Now my rmi server runs. I had to restart the rmiregistry as I changed the stub class without doing that. Thanks to all. Massimo begin: vcard fn: Massimo Conti n: Conti;Massimo org:Systeam S.p.A. adr:Via Eroi di Cefalonia, 39;;;Spina

Re: Slackware 3.5 Segmentation violation woes

Hi James, some of us running Slackware but with the following configuration found useful to follow Paul Ho suggestions (dated 10/07/98) Don't know if it apply to you but you can safely give it a try. configuration: jdk116v2 lib5 ld.so.1.9.9 >>Paul Ho write: >>For everyone using libdl.so.1.

Re: [may be a stupid question..] the method of input?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > | In motif the method of input have a few > | ways(OnTheSpot,OffTheSpot,OverTheSpot,and RootWIndow) with relation to > | multi byte character. > | Isn't it possible in java to change the way of input,too? > | Bye.. > Hi, Yes, I think it could. In fact, you know, the

rmi problems

Hi I have a problem with rmi. I use Linux RedHeat 5.0 and jdk-1_1_6sn-1_1glibc_i386. When I start my server application this is the output : java.rmi.UnexpectedException: Unexpected exception; nested exception is: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: MyServerImpl_Stub but the class is ther

Re: [may be a stupid question..] the method of input?

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Re: kaffe 1.0b1

On Sun, Jul 19, Steffen Tacke wrote: > I'm trying to compile the new Kaffe 1.0 beta1 with SuSe 5.1 but all > i get are some strange error messages : You can find an actual, precompiled rpm-version at http://www.suse.de/~choeger -- mfG, Carsten Hoeger -- Carsten Hoeger - S.u.S.E.

Re: [may be a stupid question..] the method of input?

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[may be a stupid question..] the method of input?

In motif the method of input have a few ways(OnTheSpot,OffTheSpot,OverTheSpot,and RootWIndow) with relation to multi byte character. Isn't it possible in java to change the way of input,too? Bye..