Hi,
I had this problem as well - it appears to be specific to Together/J on the
Blackdown JDK when using green threads. If you set THREADS_FLAG=native then
the problem goes away. The problem does not appear with the Open Group JDK
(which also uses native threads).
On the subject of native thread
Greetings -
I am trying to evaluate a large Java package from Object International
called Together/J. It comes up, analyzes classes, and generates
documentation both with the jdk1.1.7v1a interpreter and with the tya
compiler. With the compiler, it's performance is tolerable, except that
it can'
Steve Byrne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> This, in effect, is that the interrupt mechanism does. It sets an
> interrupted flag in the thread that user code can watch for, and I
> think it breaks you out of Thread.sleep or other thread related
> operations.
Right. Sleeping and blocking I/O are
Umm, on second thought...
I tried out ORBacus's idltojava compiler (jidl), and it seems to work fine.
It is probably easier and wiser to download this implementation rather than
deal with visigenic (licenses, expirations, etc.). See:
http://www.ooc.com/ob/download.html
Cheers,
-A.
Armen Yampols
What I've been doing in the meantime is using Visigenic's idl2java
compiler, which is written in java. Works fine for me. Let me know if
you want to examine just those visigenic tools classes, I can forward
them to you. There are other alternatives as well, check out the
java-aware ORB implementat
