On Tue, 22 Sep 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > CP = $(ROOT):$$CLASSPATH
> > COMPILER = jikes
> > VM = java
> > COPTIONS = -g -deprecation -depend -d $(ROOT)/classes
> > ROPTIONS = -Daxiomroot=$(ROOT)
> >
> > [a listing of java files here]
> >
> > %.class: %.java
> > cd $(@D); $(COMPIL
> Gerald Gutierrez writes:
>> If you check the Java-Linux bug database (jitterbug) you will see
>> that I was the one to report this and that Kevin was the one who
>> did most of the work to address this.
> Jitterbug ? Is that the "Bug Reporting" page on Blackdown ?
Not exaclty, JitterBug (
On my Slackware 3.5 system running jdk1.1.6v4a
>
>
> 1) Your system's libc version
libc.so.5 => libc.so.5.4.44
> 2) Your system's libdl version
libdl.so.1 => libdl.so.1.9.9
> 3) Whether you had to remove libc and libdl to make Java work for you
No. I did not.
On my Slackware 3.4 system ru
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You are sending me hundreds of messages
from anybody and nobody !
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M E N O W
> If you check the Java-Linux bug database (jitterbug) you will see
> that I was the one to report this and that Kevin was the one who
> did most of the work to address this.
Jitterbug ? Is that the "Bug Reporting" page on Blackdown ?
Hi,
In case any of you are interested. Metrowerks today announced it would
provide its source code to its JIT compiler under a non-commercial source
license very similar to that used by Sun's JDK source. This version runs
on LinuxPPC and MkLinux right now (it also includes 68k support). Many o
My system:
Debian GNU/Linux 2.1 (Slink)
Intel Pentium
libc.so.6 => /lib/libc.so.6 (0x40157000)
and libc.so.6 points to libc-2.0.7.so
libdl.so.2 => /lib/libdl.so.2 (0x40028000)
and libdl.so.2 point to libdl-2.0.7.so
And no, I didn´t have to remove anything. But this may be cause I
Ross,
Thanks a lot - you were correct about what was
happening. Your comments were very helpful.
Mark
On Fri, 25 Sep 1998, Ross Mark wrote:
> When programming sockets for TCP it's
> important that you never assume that writes and
> reads will send or receive everything in one go.
> Java
When programming sockets for TCP it's
important that you never assume that writes and
reads will send or receive everything in one go.
Java seem to take care of the writes but in most other
languages like C and Perl you have to handle partial writes
yourself within a loop.
Client reads return t
This problem may have nothing to do with java on linux, but
I thought i might ask and see if anyone knows what is
happening. I am having many problems with sockets in java and I'm not
sure whether I'm missing something or if something else is
wrong.
I have a java server and a C client.
First,
> There is one small thing that should be admitted though. If you plan on
> using OSAgent, I hope you have a Windows or Solaris box around.
> Unfortunatley, OSAgent is not 100% java, so it needs to run native.
Oops, forgot about that. I've got another machine running the
OSAgent and OAD :-( F
Steve Byrne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>We need three simple pieces of
>information from you:
Note: I am using Red Hat Linux release 4.1. Some weeks ago I tried to upgrade
to Red Hat 5.1. But I couldn't get Java to work. So I downgraded back to Red
Hat 4.1 and am waiting for you guys to get
I'm not positive this will sove your problem, but you might want to try
flushing that OutputStream after you write to it:
clientsocket_out.flush();
-Rob
On Thu, 24 Sep 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> // THIS FAILS, HANGING SERVER AND CLIENT
> // CLIENT CANNOT
I have a problem with some socket (server) code but
don't know whether its the code, improper use of sockets,
or the java implementation for linux. The server sends
2 bytes to the client and the client reads them. Then the
client sends a byte to the server and the server reads it.
The problem is
>
> I'm fully agree with you but I think that people so lazy to reading
> FAQ... Aren't they? ;-)
...
Isn't is good idea to ask Karl to include
1. Link to
http://www.blackdown.org/java-linux/docs/faq/FAQ-java-linux.html
2. Instruction about how to unsubscribe from this list
To the foo
On Wed, Sep 23, 1998 at 11:20:05, Todd R. Palmer said:
> > Is there a version of VISIBROKER for Linux?
>
> Visibroker for Java will run on the Linux JVM. It is a 100% pure java
> CORBA implimentation. The ORB's and services are all implimented
> in Java, and yes it includes a idl2java and a j
Here is a code snipet that I'm using that works:
The code is used in a client side Bean from within
an applet.
The only difference I see is that I call
setAllowUserInteraction() on the connection and use
writeBytes(buf) directly on the ouput stream object returned
from UrlConnection.getOutputStr
i'd like to try 2.0, but u should note that I am not a part of the blackdown
port team.
my 116 on an alpha/164LX/533 mhz/linux 2.0.33 with volanomark 1.0 gives
these results:
Please send this file to [EMAIL PROTECTED] for posting.
java.vendor= Sun Microsystems Inc., ported by Randy Chapm
> After seeing many of these messages roll by day after day I was thinking
> that perhaps we should create a mailing list faq of some sort that is
> sent to people when they first subscribe answering these basic questions?
>
> It's not that they are stupid questions, I think they are not well doc
Hi,
When I first installed the JDK I had the green_threads problem which I
solved by heeding the advice of whoever (forget now, but thanks!!) to
delete the files: libc.so.5 and libdl.so.1 Now I am ddoing some
applet stuff aaand would like to sign some jar files. When I try and
generate the key
Hi All,
Has anyone come across a way of detecting when an AudioPlayer has
finished playing it's input stream ? I could subclass the input stream
to detect this, but there might me a more elegant solution.
Thanks
Jerry T
Hiya,
I've been messing about with firewall tunneling recently, but am having
massive problems with URLConnection. It seems that there is one combination
of sequence of events and streams used which actually makes it work.. take
the Post method for example.. the online docs say the client should
Michael,
I have not had time to download the pre5 release yet so cannot check the
line number (my changes were merged with others). However, a printout of
the compiler error would be useful.
Also, I suspect the BlackBox you are using is for an old version of
commapi as openPort() was replaced wi
Just testing before I write a nice long mail all about firewall tunneling:)
--
John Baker, Software Engineer, Java coder, Salad sarnie lover.
Work: (01203) 562000 ext 4153
Home: (01203) 601890
Hi Dan,
> Thanks John for updating us with the new results!
> Great, we're now neck and neck with that speed demon, MRJ 2.0 :-)
It looks as if FreeBSD's JDK 1.1.6 port is the same speed (for
VolanoMark) as their JDK 1.1.5, but they also fixed that nasty socket
timeout bug I was hitting on both L
John Neffenger wrote:
> Linux JDK 1.1.6 v4a 317, 321, 319 320 (+ 37%)
Thanks John for updating us with the new results!
Great, we're now neck and neck with that speed demon, MRJ 2.0 :-)
Does the the Volano benchmark run
with the TYA JIT (http://www.tya.home.ml.org)?
Or for that ma
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