At 03:40 PM 11/2/98 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> user who happens to work for IBM in the Research division, I've been
wondering
>> if some of the technology we have here could be useful to the Java on Linux
>> effort. More specifically, I was thinking that I might be able to get a
>> "resea
> user who happens to work for IBM in the Research division, I've been wondering
> if some of the technology we have here could be useful to the Java on Linux
> effort. More specifically, I was thinking that I might be able to get a
> "research" effort going to port IBM's Intel JVM with its JIT (
Hi,
I've been seeing a lot of articles like the following recently, and as a Linux
user who happens to work for IBM in the Research division, I've been wondering
if some of the technology we have here could be useful to the Java on Linux
effort. More specifically, I was thinking that I might be
I concur, in general, about the cryptic errors that occur with JNI coding. I tend not
to put
everything within a single function call, but I do follow the KISS principle (Keep It
Simple,
Stupid).
May I also suggest the book, "essential JNI: Java Native Interface" (sic on
capitalization), by
Andrew McLaughlin wrote:
>
> Hi Diego,
>
> I'm a little dense in this area, can you break down the components? I'm thinking
>that I'll
> have to write my own software on the server side to be able to select data as well
>as do
> the normal I/O. While UniData does have a C adapter so that I can
Red Hat 5.1 on Sparc uses glibc, while the JDK-port for sparclinux is
built using libc-5 (which was distributed with Red Hat 4.x).
I was working on a glibc-port (http://www.sesuadra.org/~jdk), but since
JDK 1.2 is due to be out soon, I think it is better to work on a JDK 1.2
port for sparclinux gl
JNI stands for Java Native Interface. It allows a Java program to access C & C++
methods. By
using established C-to-Fortran bindings, you can also interface Java to Fortran using
JNI.
JNI will work for your purposes. Basically, you declare all of the C functions that
you want
to call as 'na
Hi Diego,
I'm a little dense in this area, can you break down the components? I'm thinking that
I'll
have to write my own software on the server side to be able to select data as well as
do
the normal I/O. While UniData does have a C adapter so that I can access the data files
from Unix I'm not
Download is damn slow.
Andrew
Original Message
Subject: Final Release of NetBeans Developer 2.0 available now
Date: Mon, 2 Nov 1998 14:30:48 -0600
From: NetBeans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear NetBeans user,
It's available ! The much anticipated final release
Do a search for cryptix java. It is an encryption library written entirely
in java (native methods for windows and a few others). As far as I know it
can be downloaded from sites in the UK. It includes blowfish, des, des3,
idea and morecan't remember their main url though - I think
development
Hi,
what is the situation of cryptography apis for java
for european reseident?
At java.sun.com is forbidden the download for non-US resident
and I didn't see any class for java in the usual european sites
for cryptography.
Thanks
Fulco Muriglio
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Hello,
I just got a DEC Alpha 21164 box. I'm running Debian on it. I went
to the ports page but the port from "Uncle George" is not accessible
(permission denied error). Can anybody point me to where I might find
the Alpha version, appropriate diffs to compile i
Did you try:
java SwingSet
Worked for me...
Andrew
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> What is the compilation error ?
>
> __ Reply Separator _
> Subject: JFC Compiling problems?
> Author: sgee ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at lon-mime
> Date:
Andrew McLaughlin wrote:
>
> Is anyone working with RMI so far? I'm launching into a project where I'll try to
> connect Sanfrancisco to a legacy database (UniData). While UniData does provide ODBC
> it's too slow and, gulp, read-only.
>
> I welcome any and all commentary with open arms and squi
I found a small syntax error in the checkVersions script that is
distributed with jdk 1.1.6.v5 (i386-libc). Below is a diff of the
small change I made to fix the problem:
bash# diff -c checkVersions.orig checkVersions
*** checkVersions.orig Mon Nov 2 11:18:24 1998
--- checkVersions Mon
Is anyone working with RMI so far? I'm launching into a project where I'll try to
connect Sanfrancisco to a legacy database (UniData). While UniData does provide ODBC
it's too slow and, gulp, read-only.
I welcome any and all commentary with open arms and squinted eyes!!
Andrew
--
Andrew McLaugh
The similar, but not the same article at:
http://www.infoworld.com/cgi-bin/displayStory.pl?98112.ecsunjava2.htm
Comments, please?
> Hi everyone,
>
> I just read the following news about Sun's plans about Java for Linux:
> http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/981102/sun_micros_3.html
> I guess you would be in
Hi everyone,
I just read the following news about Sun's plans about Java for Linux:
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/981102/sun_micros_3.html
I guess you would be interested as well.
Bye now,
-
_/ _/_/ Jauvane Cavalcant
No. Swing 1.0.3 should have the older com.sun.java.swing which is
correct.
I dont think the order of the swing and JDK jar file in the CLASSPATH
will make any difference, but perhaps you should put the `period'
`dot' at the front of your CLASSPATH .
Do
What is the compilation error ?
__ Reply Separator _
Subject: JFC Compiling problems?
Author: sgee ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at lon-mime
Date:30/10/98 19:35
Any reason why I can run ". runnit" from the SwingSet directory, but can'
Still having problems compiling
import com.sun.java.swing.*;
public class test extends JFrame{
public test(){
this.setSize(300,300);
this.setVisible(true);
}//end constructor
public static void main(String args[]){
new test();
}//end main
}//e
cool! Good work!
Hi,
Here is our final port of JDK 1.1.7 with Native Threads! Both Scott and I
have signed Steve Byrne's License to get 1.2 sources and will start its
port soon.
Here are the key parts of the release note (sorry for the length).
Thanks,
Your Blackdown JDK PPC Porters:
Scott Hutinger and Kevin
What is your problem ? Compiling MySQL out of the box or Compiling a
JDBC driver ?
Why are trying to compile the JDBC driver? You should not need to compile it.
The JDBC driver that I have come across have been precompiled. Therefore you
should just install it on your system
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