Anybody know who's working on porting Java 1.2 to the Netwinder? What
would JavaSoft's involvement be?
Thanx.
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this program run well in jdb of linux (redhat5.2),but run so bad in sun
soloris 2.6.it change the password ,but dosen't the value I set.
And ,after my several day's test.I can say my program run well with java in
sun os ,soloris ,with the common interactive program .( i wirte a
interactive c progr
Jauvane Cavalcante de Oliveira wrote:
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>
> It is always wise to keep th esubscription message you received when you
> subscribed. Such message (which asks you to keep it) always explains how to
> unsubscribe...
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This is exactly where the idiot trap is based. Idiots never do so ;-}.
D.
THANKS!! Its working!
I have spent DAYS to solve
this problem, I have tried everything. I know who to ask if I got more problems
like this
Thor Erik Karlsen
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On Mon, 30 Nov 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Just an idea.
>
> It appears that an automated mailing list has become the ideal tool to
> trap idiots. Any idiot can somehow manage to subscribe themselves, but,
> even though they are given unsubscribe information during the
I'm on several mailin
with a site name like sun, u cant ask the sun folks in the US for help ?
well, a long time ago, to begin the port, u take the classes from a done
port, and place them in the directories where the build would put them.
I would also protect the classes from erasure while building, and also
making s
On Mon, 30 Nov 1998, Troy Wu wrote:
> On Mon, 30 Nov 1998, Singleton, Terry wrote:
>
> Is there any sense of when the JDK will be ported once 1.2 is released. I am
>
> Perhaps the best place to track JDK-1.2 development is at the Sun site
> since they have offered to port JDK-1.2 to Linux.
On Sun, 29 Nov 1998 17:32:54 + (GMT),
Bernd Kreimeier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
...
Bernd> I agree that Java is not dead, not by far (just look
Bernd> at C++ to see how long these language developments take).
Bernd> It's not outright well either, and not because of MS FUD,
Bernd> but becaus
Hi There,
I am looking for a try first buy later decent stable IDE for Java for
Linux platform.
Does anybody know of such a thing.
Regards,
Mehrdad
On Mon, Nov 30, 1998 at 01:51:55, Singleton, Terry said:
> Is there any sense of when the JDK will be ported once 1.2 is released. I am
> somewhat new to Linux and Java so I have to ask this question: does the
> Linux port support the SWING API ? Will swing apps run in the CDE for Linux?
I can't
On Mon, 30 Nov 1998, Singleton, Terry wrote:
Is there any sense of when the JDK will be ported once 1.2 is released. I am
Perhaps the best place to track JDK-1.2 development is at the Sun site
since they have offered to port JDK-1.2 to Linux.
somewhat new to Linux and Java so I have to
Is there any sense of when the JDK will be ported once 1.2 is released. I am
somewhat new to Linux and Java so I have to ask this question: does the
Linux port support the SWING API ? Will swing apps run in the CDE for Linux?
Regards,
Terry Singleton
Canadore College, Network Analyst
TEL: (705) 4
>Some people suggested adding the popup to the component itself --
>haven't tried that,
>I already had the above code working by the time I received those
>replies, and according
>to the Java Tutorial, PopupMenus can be used in any Window (doesn't say
>anywhing about
>other Containers, let alone
Gary> Does that mean the internals of arraycopy() look like this:
Gary>for (int i=0; i < num_elements; i++)
Gary> newArray[i] = oldArray[i];
No. arraycopy() is a native method but arraycopy(oldarray, 0, newarray,
0, num_elements) has the same effect has the above for-loop.
On Mon, Nov 30, 1998 at 11:08:09AM +0100, Ernst de Haan wrote:
> Chris et all,
>
>
> The Vector class uses an array. The JVM may not store the elements of
> the array in sequential memory locations, but that is not an issue. The
> programming interface is well-defined, and the internals of the
Re: The FUD at
http://www.cnet.com/Content/Reports/Trends/WhereNow/?st.cn.Special.tdy.gp
This article reads like a list of techologies and products injured or
killed by MS (Mostly illegally, if MS is deemed to have an OS
monopoly). Heck, even the "failure" of the PPro was at least
partially due
Steve Byrne writes:
>
> [lots of stuff]
>
> There. I feel better.
I don't. Nothing personal, Steve, but if Java were in
perfect health, no FUD would be worth public venting.
Unfortunately, Java is not, especially not on Linux.
Some months ago there was an interview with Linus
on a Sun p
Dear folks,
I recently downloaded the evaluation version of InstallAnywhere 2.5 from
www.zerog.com. It's a nice pure-Java product for building installers. I
plan to use it under Linux, with the Blackdown JDK.
I could create a simple installer with it and all went fine, except that
now I am not a
My previous (attached) email had its subject as RMI and a few reference
to RMI. I infact meant JNI. So replace all RMIs with JNI
Shafiek
Hi
We are using RMI quite extensively in one of our projects and we seem
not to be getting the expected performance results. Do any of you know
of any wh
Steve:
Building a JDK on Linux involves bootstrapping against an
older JDK on Linux. What if I want to build that bootstrap
itself from scratch (C/C++ code only)? Any ideas/pointers?
Thanks,
/___/\ Carlos B. Lucasius,
/__ \\ \Licensee Support Engineer
Hi
We are using RMI quite extensively in one of our projects and we seem
not to be getting the expected performance results. Do any of you know
of any whitepapers or discussions that outlines the loss in performance
in calling a native method from java as to calling it from a native
programme.
At 02:04 PM 11/30/98 +0200, Buzoianu Stefan wrote:
>Hyaa!
>I wrote this application but when I run "exFTP www.yahoo.com"
>I give something like this "UnknowHostexception www.yahoo.com"
>What is the problem ?
can you ping to www.yahoo.com from that machine ?
Gerrit.
Just an idea.
It appears that an automated mailing list has become the ideal tool to
trap idiots. Any idiot can somehow manage to subscribe themselves, but,
even though they are given unsubscribe information during the
registration, they cannot unsubscribe. Therefore it would be nice to
have a li
Hyaa!
I wrote this application but when I run "exFTP www.yahoo.com"
I give something like this "UnknowHostexception www.yahoo.com"
What is the problem ?
import sun.net.ftp.*;
import java.net.*;
import sun.net.*;
class exFTP{
static FtpClient ftp;
public static void main(String args[]) throws ja
Anguel Anguelov wrote:
> Catalin CLIMOV wrote:
>
> > I tried it and it is not working.
> > But as I stated in a previous mail, nit is working fine if the JWindow
> > isVisible().
> >
> > Gregg G. Wonderly wrote:
> >
> > > >But if I move the JFrame on the screen (with the mouse), and then
> > > >d
Hi,
I want to run my java program in Linux & WIN 95,
with out using java interpreter, but using jre.
I tried to run by giving command like this in Linux
>jre Hello
But it giving error,
Could not create Java VM
But in WIN 95
Hi,
here is a problem I have with the jdk1.1.7-v1a and jdk1.1.6-v5, glibc.
I have a java program which is running fine, and I use jax
(www.alphaworks.ibm.com) for post-optimization, which works fine, too,
at least on my machine at work (pentium II 400, redhat 5.2). The
program works fine on my h
I tried it and it is not working.
But as I stated in a previous mail, nit is working fine if the JWindow
isVisible().
Gregg G. Wonderly wrote:
> >But if I move the JFrame on the screen (with the mouse), and then
> >display JWindow, it shows where it has to.
> >I use jdk 1.1.7-v1a-glibc with nat
Chris et all,
Chris Sommers wrote:
>
> Folks,
> I believe that using arraycopy as shown below is not
> guaranteed to work. One cannot assume that elements of a
> Vector are stored in sequential memory locations, especially
> as the Vector changes in size and memory is allocated in a
> (possibly)
On 29 Nov 1998, Juergen Kreileder wrote:
> > Nelson Minar writes:
>
> >> If I use setSize(100,100); I get a frame that's smaller than that:
> >> something like 90x72 I think: I've deleted the source and can't be
> >> bothered retyping it.
>
> Nelson> Top level frame sizes unh
Hi all,
I wrote:
> mypopup = new PopupMenu();
> mypopup.add("Blah");
> // etc...
> mypopup.addActionListener(this);
>
> In my processMouseEvent method, I check for mouse clicks in a certain
> place, and then I try to pop up the menu by saying
>
> mypopup.show(this, X, Y);
>
> The result is th
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