SuSE sells a Linux port of Suns Java Workshop development environment
for about $100 US . It's the best Java IDE I've seen for Linux. The CD
comes with Solaris and Windows executables and they include a diskette
with a patch to create a Linux version. Unfortunately the debugger does
not yet wor
For an ide for java have a look at netbeans at www.netbeans.com
-Original Message-
From: Eve & Richard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, 9 December 1998 3:01
To: Helge Hielscher
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:Re: what tools do you use for programming
Helg
The Javasoft representative I questioned today had this response:
Kevin Goode <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>The Linux port of the Java 2 platform is being handled in conjuction
with a 3rd
>party vendor, we will notify you as soon as we have an exact date for
the
>release.
>
>Regards,
>Kevin Goode
I don't know if this has been mentioned but we developed a multi-threaded
app and had OutOfMemoryError problems similiar to yours. The culprit was
the 1.1.5 jdk (had thread memory leak problems). After upgrading the jdk
our problems went away.
Robert
Mehrdad Jahansoozi wrote:
> This is usual
Did you check your browser's cache to see if there were copies there?
I did see something about this while I was looking at InfoWorld Online
this afternoon. Aparently the announcement was made at some conference
this afternoon and the new package will be released next week.
Cheers,
Bob McConnell
Sorry to bother you, but I looked on
Sun, Blackdown and dejanews sites for this info, to no avail.
I could _really_ do with a _rough_
outline of when to expect 1.2 on Linux. Also, is it possible to get an early
access version to tinker with?
I understand scheduling these things
is very
At 10:56 AM 12/8/98 +0100, Alex Pozgaj wrote:
>Java News Collector wrote:
>>
>> At 12:06 PM 12/7/98 -0600, Justin Lee wrote:
>> >Ernst de Haan wrote:
>> --- snip ---
>> >Yet, surely the concept of portable code can't be contained within that
>> patent.
>> >Portable, interpreted code has been arou
Pierre,
Is there any way that you can quantify "faster" and "more stable" for
us? I would love to be able to show my manager some real world differences
between Linux and Windows.
Thanks,
Bob McConnell
N2SPP
At 05:19 AM 12/8/98 +0100, Pierre LATECOERE wrote:
>Congratulations to Blackdown! Thank
On 08-Dec-98 Ray Racine wrote:
> One thing and one thing only matters and that is the CLAIMS section of
> the patent which is usually at the end of the patent. YOU BEAT A PATENT
> BY GETTING AROUND THE CLAIMS.
Thanks for the information, Ray (and congrats on the patent(s) :-)
I did read thr
Hi,
I'm using Netbeans IDE 2.0 with my Pentium 200 and it's very very slow.
Now I want to speed up it, with a just-in-time-compiler.
So, I tried TYA, which is very unofficial, but it didn't work with
Netbeans.
So, my question is: Do you know any JIT-Compilers for Linux, which are
stable and are
Helge,
> what tools do you use for *efficient* programming in Java?
I use VisualSlick Edit as my editor/IDE (I can compile, run etc from
within it).
I use Jikes for compiling.
Dubugging is not very ideal we simply use a debug class of our own
which also handles asserts.
I do not use and do
I am currently tracking this as Bug#30427 with Debian.
However, it might be possible (short of a dumb mistake
on my part) that there is also a JDK problem in the DLL
loading/libc6 (libc_nonshared.a) handling hidden here.
You get half a dozen files, as
http://www.netaccess.ie/~bk/statest.tgz
Mo
This is usual in multithreaded programs
There are two solutions to these sorts of problems
1) Limit the number of threads to 5 at any time.
2) Write the data on a temporary files and read it later.
Which one is a mater of time ( speed ).
If you are reading over a network, pipe the data directly
I am not a patent expert by any means, however, I do have one, very
modest patent [#5,445,184] that I wrote myself and have two more pending
which I also wrote.
Several people have been referring to snippets from the Eolas patent and
drawing conclusions from these fragments. A patent is a very f
John Summerfield wrote:
>
>
> miscrosoft (mbasic) did.
> cbasic did.
> Natural & Adacom did it in 1980.
>
Hope that sun won't do the same with j...
The only true safety for us would be to make java opesource .
I have a somewhat theoretical question on this subject.
What if java really does viola
> I am running into a problem where my vm grows too big, to fast (faster than the
> consumers of the collected data can consume it), resulting in a
> OutOfMemoryError in all running threads. I changed the vm to run with -mx50m
> and it ran for much longer (about 5 days) then it too did the same t
Helge Hielscher wrote:
> Hello,
>
> what tools do you use for *efficient* programming in Java? I have been
> looking around for a while, the only things I've found was FreeBuilder,
> but that programm seemed to be still alpha, with no progress in work. I
> tried to subscribe to the mailing list
Helge Hielscher wrote:
> Hello,
>
> what tools do you use for *efficient* programming in Java? I have been
> looking around for a while, the only things I've found was FreeBuilder,
> but that programm seemed to be still alpha, with no progress in work. I
> tried to subscribe to the mailing list,
On 8 Dec 1998, Juergen Kreileder wrote:
> > Mario Camou writes:
> Mario> public class Foo {
> Mario> private Vector data;
>
> Mario> public Vector getData() {
> Mario> if (data == null) {
> Mario> return null;
> Mario> }
> Mario> synchronized
Helge Hielscher wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> what tools do you use for *efficient* programming in Java? I have been
> looking around for a while, the only things I've found was FreeBuilder,
> but that programm seemed to be still alpha, with no progress in work. I
> tried to subscribe to the mailing lis
Juergen,
Thanx! Now I get it...either synchronized(this) OR data.notifyAll()/data.wait().
I had my monitors mixed up :)
Now if there was only a way to get that thread dump...not for THIS problem, but it
might
come in handy sometime.
-Mario.
Juergen Kreileder wrote:
> > Mario Camou write
the constructor definition is its return type (because the name of the
constructor must be the same as the class)
carl
-Original Message-
From: Ramesh Babu A. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, December 07, 1998 11:42 PM
Subject: Overloaded Constr
>miscrosoft (mbasic) did.
>cbasic did.
even Applesoft BASIC did it
Let's do it, let's byte-compile our files!
Nelson, musical.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
. . . .. . . . http://www.media.mit.edu/~nelson/
"Sun to open up its Java standards process"
http://www.eetimes.com/story/OEG19981207S0033
Mark
Rudhuwan Abu Bakar wrote:
> sorry
>
> I have been trying to get off the list.I am going for a leave ,so I don't
> to get my box clustered by email.I have sent to an admin site,still I
> cannot get unsubscribed from the list.Hope somebody pls put me off the
> list temporarily.
>
> thanks and sorry
On Tue, 8 Dec 1998, Alex Pozgaj wrote:
>
> Just a minor nit-pick: not every implementation did that.
>
> Let me guess... you too are comming from the Sinclair world, aren't you?
miscrosoft (mbasic) did.
cbasic did.
Natural & Adacom did it in 1980.
--
Cheers
John Summerfield
http://os2.ami.co
Mrfr! I though a web hacker had crack www.javasoft.com at first!!!
Question is though was Steve in on it?
Pete
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Subject: Important: Java 1.2 licencing changes
Author: thomas ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at lon-mime
tried looking for the non-commercial license, and its terms - have u folks seen
that document? it seems that the "press release" relates to the commercial
aspects of the licensing/openness but not the non-comm's
gat
Jaco Greeff wrote:
> Visited the pages just now... the new pages are up. Wow! (A
Visited the pages just now... the new pages are up. Wow! (Also related story
on javalobby.org)
Greetings,
// Jaco
> -Original Message-
> From: Thomas Down [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 08, 1998 3:14 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Important: Java 1
Java 2 is back.
---
Vennlig hilsen
Tov Are Jacobsen
System utvikler
http://zoom.no - Norges kjøpeguide
On Tue, 8 Dec 1998, Thomas Down wrote:
> Just before 1pm GMT today, I visited http://www.javasoft.com/. The site
> had been completely redesigned to announce that the JDK 1.2 technology had
Hello,
what tools do you use for *efficient* programming in Java? I have been
looking around for a while, the only things I've found was FreeBuilder,
but that programm seemed to be still alpha, with no progress in work. I
tried to subscribe to the mailing list, but it didnt work. Maybe the
projek
Just before 1pm GMT today, I visited http://www.javasoft.com/. The site
had been completely redesigned to announce that the JDK 1.2 technology had
been re-named Java 2, and it was to be distributed under a new (more open)
licence agreement. Then a few minutes later it all disappeared and the
old
Java News Collector wrote:
>
> At 12:06 PM 12/7/98 -0600, Justin Lee wrote:
> >Ernst de Haan wrote:
> --- snip ---
> >Yet, surely the concept of portable code can't be contained within that
> patent.
> >Portable, interpreted code has been around far longer than that patent.
> For an
> >example, p
Try also a myList.revalidate() also. It works.
Catalin CLIMOV.
Trieu Dang wrote:
> Hi,
> My application uses a JSplitPane in which the top and bottom components
> are JScrollPane. The bottom scrollpane contains a JList. My list changes
> depending on the user's actions so I have to use setListD
Jason,
I now do javac compiles with -J-mx64m (which works fine even on my
48Mb RAM laptop). Using top I often watch the memory utilization
creep into the swapfile. (I know, I know, I should be using jikes!)
Sorry I don't know what's up with totalMemory(). If no better
solution is found, I und
Hi,
I read that in java, constructor should have return type.
But if i overload the constructor, and compile it is working ?
How ?
pls reply if anyone knows ?
Thanx.
Is there any way to get the maximum heap size from inside java. I though that
Runtime.totalMemory() would return that, but it does not. I current am running
one vm with -mx50m and totalMemory() is returning 5242872, which is about 5mb
not 50mb... unless I am totally crazy.
I am running into a p
On Mon, 7 Dec 1998, Christopher Hinds wrote:
> So What? Ever heard of a spreadsheet product called Visicalc. Visicalc
> ran
> on CPM OS( Late 70s early 80s). The company( the name excapes me ) that
> developed Visicalc held the patent on the spreadsheet type GUI's also.
> Then along came Lotus
Is this this still active... was there a list problem? I have not seen
anything here for quite a while.
--jason
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