Hi Kevin-
Thanks for taking a look, but...
You apparently forgot the "-jni" switch for javah. You generated a
"test.h" for the old JDK 1.0 native interface, not the 1.1 JNI...
Bob L.
Kevin B. Hendricks wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I tried your example code and it did not seg-fault. I received an
> uns
Hi,
I tried your example code and it did not seg-fault. I received an
unsatisfied link error. Upon closer examination, the test.h file generated
by javah did not seem to be correct (i.e. it did not match your declaration
or parameter list in hello.C
Using nm on libhello.so showed this to be th
Hi Lukas,
I asked this exact question many months ago. I'm pleased to say now
that I've found both Linux and Java have been quite reliable for my
project.
I've currently got RTLinux and Java running in our company's new
networkable instrument. All the real time stuff is written in C
and runs
> Is java on linux reliable enough to run on a box by itself for a
> considerable period of time, or would C be more appropriate ?
I have had NO PROBLEMS with Linux Java for server software. I've had
some problems with AWT-related stuff, but that's... well, the Java
burden at this point in time.
Phillip J. Birmingham wrote:
>
> Hello, Mr. Pilgrim,
>
> I've been trying to get Xsql to work on my Red Hat Linux 5.1
> machine under JDK 1.1.5 with JFC 1.1. I get the following error
> message when I try to log in, and I was wondering if you could tell me
> what the problem is:
v0.37 of the IBM Research Jikes Compiler is now available from
http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/formula/jikes.
Phillip J. Birmingham wrote:
>
> Hello, Mr. Pilgrim,
>
> I've been trying to get Xsql to work on my Red Hat Linux 5.1
> machine under JDK 1.1.5 with JFC 1.1. I get the following error
> message when I try to log in, and I was wondering if you could tell me
> what the problem is:
hi,
This isn't a technical Java question, so feel free to tell me to go away.
I'm at the analysis point of developing some server software. The software
would run on a series of computers distributed around the net. The server
machines themselves would simply be boxes, no screens or keyboard e
Hi
I am running some importat Server sided java programs
on jdk 1.1.5 v9 for alpha things were quite ok ..
after the upgrade to v10 .. the jvm , or the server app dies .. after 24
hours
jdk 1.1.6 does't not run on my Alphastation 500 @ 400 Mhz it should be
an EV56 (thats a 21164 right ?) i get
Hi-
Apologize if this is a FAQ. It seems that a "Hello World" JNI demo (see
below .sig) that uses iostreams for output give a SEGV on Linux and
FreeBSD, but not Windoze. I didn't have the compiler to build a .dll to
see the latter case with my own eyes, but someone did it for me and it
works on
Gao Lei wrote:
>
> Dear friends,
>
> Which data support unicode on the Linux platform?
>
> Thanks.
Gao,
Interbase 5 definately does support unicode but is commercial.
It looks from the to-do list as if postgresql 6.4 will support unicode
but I don't know for sure, nor do I know the timetable
On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Gao Lei wrote:
> Dear friends,
>
> Which data support unicode on the Linux platform?
JDBC with PostgreSQL doesn't yet support unicode in standard fields. That
may change after we get the next version released on Oct 1st.
Peter
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Yeap guys,
keep up the good work!
Let's break the "microsoft everywhere" for java ;-}
--
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Information Processing Laboratory
Aristotle Univer
Australia has it...cheers
James.
Pooh Bear -- "I am just a bear of little brain"
On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Chuck Huber wrote:
> I've looked at serveral mirror sites across North America, eastern
> Europe, and Japan. The best all of them have is 1.1.6v2. Your page at
> http://www.blackdown.org/j
Thanks for your work. Good luck keeping the best language available
on the most open platform.
Michael
Thatis great and all.but where can we send the pizza to thank you for
all the hard work that you have put into making any of these versions as
amazing as they are!. And of course saving us from NT and the like.
Pooh Bear -- "I am just a bear of little brain"
On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Kevin B. H
Well,
I am not aware of any faq about it (I could also find it useful ;-}
), but you can try the following:
just run it using `exec ddd --jdb your.class &`
Make sure you have compiled using -g (I guess you did)
If you wish to set a breakpoint, do it using the full qualified path
for your method.
Dan Kegel wrote:
> Chuck Huber wrote:
> > I've looked at serveral mirror sites across North America, eastern
> > Europe, and Japan. The best all of them have is 1.1.6v2. Your page at
> > http://www.blackdown.org/java-linux/ports.html shows that v4 is
> > available at mirror sites.
>
> Oddly eno
>|
>| Sorry, I also had this problem concerning pam>=0.59. I did not install
the
>| main XFree86 3.3.2 package, only all the rest (the fonts, libs, devel...
>| packages).
>
>The tip of skipping the installation of the main package is new for me.
>I wonder, though, what do you end up with by doing
Chuck Huber wrote:
> I've looked at serveral mirror sites across North America, eastern
> Europe, and Japan. The best all of them have is 1.1.6v2. Your page at
> http://www.blackdown.org/java-linux/ports.html shows that v4 is
> available at mirror sites.
Oddly enough, the only one I've found is
JDK 116 v4a Issue Resolutions: Please READ!
There have been a large number of reported problems with JDSK 116 v4a that
are caused by incompatible system shared libraries in one way or another.
Problems like these are really why a Linux distribution st
A very big THANKS for all of you.
We can continue our battle and we will dothanks to you
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Dear friends,
Which data support unicode on the Linux platform?
Thanks.
I've looked at serveral mirror sites across North America, eastern
Europe, and Japan. The best all of them have is 1.1.6v2. Your page at
http://www.blackdown.org/java-linux/ports.html shows that v4 is
available at mirror sites.
Thanks for all of your efforts,
- Chuck
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My mistake !!
I obviously subscribe to too many mailing lists.
I assume you are after more detailed information via Java.
The only way I can think of is to look after the tcpdump code and write
your own interface in C using JNI.
Dave Atkinson
> The easiest way I know, if you just want simple pa
Dear Porting Team!
I frequently surf to the Blackdown site to see if
there is a new JDK version for Linux.
I wanted to download your new version 4a, but I could
not find it on any listed mirror. What has happened?
By the waz, can you tell me anything about the porting
status of JDK 1.2?
Best R
>I just downloaded and installed jdk1.1.6v4a-i386-glibc.tar.gz as the
>instructions in the README specify. However, I can't seem to get Java
>running:
>
>[chroma@chroma /extra]$ java
>/usr/local/java/bin/../bin/i486/green_threads/java: error in loading shared
>libraries
>libXp.so.6: cannot open
To the blackdown gang and all supporters of Linux, thanks for making the
world a better place. Without you many of us would be condemned to NT.
Dave Atkinson
The easiest way I know, if you just want simple parameters such as IRQ,
mac address, IO ports is to boot up using a slackware boot disk with
net.i. Unlike redhat, slackware has extensive support for ethernet
cards and probes just about all of them when booting up with net.i,
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