It appear that the the linux implementation of java does not do
time-slicing (I'm running jdk 1.1.7v1a, using the tya jit). Is that
correct?
If so, does anyone have any suggestions for simulating time-slicing
(other than throwing in a lot of yields())?
My curent problem involves writing a gui t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Tue, 1 Dec 1998, Java News Collector wrote:
>
> > To all the good people who are working hard to grow java on linux; I, for
> > one, appreciate your efforts. In my opinion, you are underpaid!
> >
> > This recent barrage of criticism from new subscribers and wall fl
I agree with you about MS's lack of JNI support , however there
is on very large "Pure java" type of application that will not run
under MS's JVM and they are RMI applets and application.
The classes.zip that is shipped with IE4.x , NT 4.0 and 95/98 do not
contain
the java.rmi.* core package whic
On Tue, 1 Dec 1998, Java News Collector wrote:
> To all the good people who are working hard to grow java on linux; I, for
> one, appreciate your efforts. In my opinion, you are underpaid!
>
> This recent barrage of criticism from new subscribers and wall flowers is
> completely baseless. W
To all the good people who are working hard to grow java on linux; I, for
one, appreciate your efforts. In my opinion, you are underpaid!
This recent barrage of criticism from new subscribers and wall flowers is
completely baseless. We need to make everyone aware that there is a 100%
money-bac
Hi all,
I'm trying to make a PopupMenu appear in a Component (a subclass
of
Canvas, to be precise).
I create the menu in my Component's constructor:
mypopup = new PopupMenu();
mypopup.add("Blah");
// etc...
mypopup.addActionListener(this);
In my processMouseEvent method, I check for mouse clic
if you download from the java.sun.com site, you will be given a choice
of ftp or http.
vipin
XXX_p6lip131 wrote:
Hello,
First, greetings for all the cool stuff you're doing...
please, is there any site where I can dowload the JDK by HTTP protocol?
(I'm connecting from a university, FTP downloads
Sure, just what we need is another "agency" to protect us from
ourselves ( re: Microsoft ).
Bruce Mutch
Jauvane Cavalcante de Oliveira wrote:
> > Why did Microsoft do this? Because they were trying to optimize the performance
>of WFC
> > calls (their Java interface to MFC). MFC is, of course, native code. If WFC
>required
> > memory copies for every access to Java memory, the performance of
In reply to Kelvin Teh's message, I am a VERY recent to Linux and this
list, having just gotten and loaded my Red Hat distribution last week, and
signed up for this list after that. I am not a newcomer to computing, with
about 25 years of experience programming for my physics research and edu
> Why did Microsoft do this? Because they were trying to optimize the performance of
>WFC
> calls (their Java interface to MFC). MFC is, of course, native code. If WFC
>required
> memory copies for every access to Java memory, the performance of WFC would suck. So
> Microsoft chose not to im
I'm not one to normally defend Microsoft, but their JVM is a "true" JVM.
The area that they depart from the Java standard is in their choice to leave out
support for JNI (Java Native Interface). The reason they chose to do this is that JNI
specifies that Java objects can be moved around in memor
Hi, Kevin Hendricks suggested I troll here to find folk who still
build the JDK with lesstif. I'm building for NetBSD, but I figure
that does not matter when it comes to AWT and lesstif.
I'm also still building 1.1.6 - but from reading the release notes for
blackdown jdk 1.1.7 it sounds like man
Jauvane Cavalcante de Oliveira wrote:
> > I'm on several mailing lists, and subscribe/unsubscribe methods vary. I
> > can't remember how to get off any particular list.
>
> It is always wise to keep th esubscription message you received when you
> subscribed. Such message (which asks you to keep
I am a newbie to the Linux world and it is because my first job requires
java that i subscribed to this list...I am also on other linux related
mailing list and generally I feel the Linux community to be friendly and
helpful. However, I find it very puzzling that the java-linux mailing list
do
Hello,
First, greetings for all the cool stuff you're doing...
please, is there any site where I can dowload the JDK by HTTP protocol?
(I'm connecting from a university, FTP downloads are forbiden...)
Please!, I need the JDK for Linux! I still have Windows'98 in
my computer because it'is the
To java-linux users,
I am sorry that sending this mail to interrupt you all. I forget how to
unsubscribe from this list, please help me.
Thanks and best regards
Kai-Loon Kok
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