Hi,
Well I have read everything I could get my eyes on and I still cannot
solve the problem: not running
Here is the output from prompt>java source.java or prompt>java demo
SIGSEGV11* segment violation
stackbase=(nil), stackpointer=(nil)
Full thread dump:
NULL (TID:0x0
> Wes Nakamura writes:
Wes> Hi,
Wes> I believe this is a bug that was introduced somewhere between
Wes> 1.1.5 and 1.1.7, but I'm not sure what the behavior really
Wes> should be. I'm not sure if it's linux-specific, but I don't
Wes> currently have another machine to test
Hi,
I believe this is a bug that was introduced somewhere between 1.1.5 and
1.1.7, but I'm not sure what the behavior really should be. I'm not
sure if it's linux-specific, but I don't currently have another machine
to test on. Basically it looks like some system properties are being
ignored a
Hi,
I'm looking for the Java Plugin on Blackdown and can't find it. Any idea where
it is? Does it work with 1.1.7?
Thanx,
-Mario.
Hello, all!
Congratulations on your port of JDK 1.1.7 to Linux! Steve (sbb) - I'm glad Phill
was able to take the native threads task on. I got my Linux system rebuilt, but
I'm still working out some minor issues (i.e.: I'm not fully functional yet, but
development tools appear to be working p
Am Don, 10 Dez 1998 schrieb Sven Werner:
>Hi!
>
>I've got the following problem, if i have jpegs within my java programs the
>won't be shown.
Have you another libjpeg.so on your system? Replace it with the one supplied by
java.
regards
Wolfgang
Hi:
When I run the java under linux system, using the javac , java command,
the error message resulted: Segment fault,
SIGSEGV 11* Segmentation
violation ..
So, I need update the libXt.so.6.0, I followed the URL listed on the
installation guide:
h
There is also a long page explaining the deprecation of the stop() method
in the new JDK 1.2 documentation. Just find the stop method in the Thread
documentation, and it will have a link to the information explaining a
workaround.
Jason
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> There's a very embroiled discu
Martin Little writes:
> The java-linux mailing list needs to have a confirmation stage in the
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Second that. Recent majordomo installs have that
builtin, and you could enable it with "newconfig":
# sub
Hello. My name is Ryan Sutter and I just subscribed to the list. I am
a Java developer working in Minneapolis, MN. I used to be fairly
heavily involved in the Java Lobby (if you were at last years JavaOne
and stopped by the booth we may have talked) but I've been too busy with
other things this
I did almost the same thing, dual boot on a home made PC, NT server, Linux,
and Win98 on 3GB and use an additional disk for applications. Worked
just fine.
Jacques Chansavang
IBM Global Services
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>>> Christopher Hinds 12/10 9:58 AM >>>
If you really want s
There's a very embroiled discussion about this very same topic on the
advanced-java list.
Basically, instead of doing a while(true) you should probably be doing
something more on the lines of while(!isInterrupted()) and then use
interrupt() instead of stop().
This will not only allow terminati
On Wed, Dec 09, 1998 at 05:59:07, Shane Blaser said:
> I have a high volume java servers that I would like to have native
> thread for, any ideas when we might get an update to 1.1.7 of see 1.2
1.1.7 for Linux (well, glibc enabled Linux's like RedHat 5.x) already
supports native threads, and quit
The bug you refer to is the reason why Thread.stop(), Thread.resume() and
Thread.suspend() have
been depricated as of JDK 1.2(AKA Java 2). Try using this technique to
stop a thread from
within the run( this was suggested by Sun ).
Example:
In this runnable's run() checks a private boolean varia
i guess thats an oops,
motif for linix/alpha can be found at www.metrolink.com, and
not at www.metrowerks.com ( cant imagine why i got confused!)
sorry
gat
If you really want safety try using a Boot manager like System Commander
6.0.
I corrently have NT Workstation , Win95 and Red Hat Linux 5.1
running on
a 200MHZ CTX notebook with a 3GB harddrive.
System Commander by V Communications.
www.v-com.com
Java Development Account wrote:
>
> Anyb
Armen Yampolsky wrote:
Hi,
In my experience, clients/servers running on a Linux box have trouble
finding the
osagent. If you haven't already, try adding ORBagentAddr=
to the VM
System Properties, either using the -D flag, or directly in code. Not
clear why one
needs that darned osagent when using
This is a cut&paste from README.linux for JDK 1.1.6, Version 5
(09/29/98) :
Missing libXp
--
The JDK now depends on having the X printing library, libXp installed with
the rest of your X files. This is part of the most recent X11
distributions,so you'll need to upgrade (or,
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did they actually licenced JBuilder . . . or did Inprise just offer?
Carl
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To: Helge Hielscher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wednesday, December 09, 1998 11:34 PM
Subject: Re: what tools do yo
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Gosh...
Just a lucky educated guess I think.
So have you now got lib6 working if so how did you use
the SuSE rpm installer, I have only just moved to SuSE.
I hope to upgrade to lib6 (glib I think) but am
unsure of doing it. How did you do it any others
out there have any advise on using it ?
A
At 10:40 AM 12/10/98 +, Dimitris Vyzovitis wrote:
>BTW (to be a bit off topic),
>Does anybody know the status of Metrowork's CodeWarrior porting to
>linux?
>It could be a good IDE to use.
>
>Sze Yuen Wong wrote:
>
>> Well, Visual Cafe and JBuilder are very close to
>> eash other. I really coul
On 01-Dec-98 Kontorotsui wrote:
>I get this message:
>
>/usr/local/java/bin/../bin/checkVersions: /tmp/ldd.out.889: Permission denied
>
If you remember, someone told me to set an enviroment variable to tell Java
not to bother with the version check.
After I upgraded my libs, the message disappe
On 09-Dec-98 Matt Zagni wrote:
>Kontorotsui,
>
>Was your SuSE version glib, or lib6, or lib5 ?
>
I have the following libs on my SUSE:
libglib.so.1
libc.so.6
libc.so.4.7.2 (old aout)
libc.so.4.7.6 (ELF)
libc.so.5.4.46
Here all works ok with the 1.1.7v1a.
While on my old slackware, I have:
no
BTW (to be a bit off topic),
Does anybody know the status of Metrowork's CodeWarrior porting to
linux?
It could be a good IDE to use.
Sze Yuen Wong wrote:
> Well, Visual Cafe and JBuilder are very close to
> eash other. I really couldn't find any main feature
> that is missing from the other one
>
>
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> list, but you get the idea):
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> adds 80 bytes to each message. The body of your message was 1042 bytes,
> and was a fairly short message. I have some j
Hello,
I'm using Blackdown's JDK 1.1.6 on Linux 2.0.34 (Redhat).
I'm having strange thread behaviour which (a) might
somehow be a bug in my code, but I doubt it
(b) might be a generic
Java problem, and not due to the Blackdown port
(c) might already be identified and fixed in 1.1.7.
If it is a
>
> Anybody got any impressions on this Linux On A Disk deal? I'm not sure
> whether my system will handle three drives, but if not maybe I could
> replace the 1.0Gb with the 6.4Gb. I guess I'm still a little gun shy
> at installing Linux alongside NT, because I had some real headac
>I have a problem regarding running java apps under Linux (Red Hat 4.2,
>Linux kernel 2.1.131, Xfree86 3.3.2). When I try to run java apps, I get
>the following:
>
>/usr/local/jdk117_v1a/bin/i586/green_threads/java: can't load library
>'libXp.so.6'
>
If I remember well, libXp.so.6 is introduced i
I have a problem regarding running java apps under Linux (Red Hat 4.2,
Linux kernel 2.1.131, Xfree86 3.3.2). When I try to run java apps, I get
the following:
/usr/local/jdk117_v1a/bin/i586/green_threads/java: can't load library
'libXp.so.6'
I was wondering if you have seen that error before.
David Warnock wrote:
>
> 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
Well, Visual Cafe and JBuilder are very close to
eash other. I really couldn't find any main feature
that is missing from the other one.
For the versions, what you get from the $99 are
a plain IDE, then you add money for DB, network
programming (team-development) and CORBA support.
Again, even
Hi!
I've got the following problem, if i have jpegs within my java programs the
won't be shown.
Severel time ago there was a mailing about this but the problem solving
mentioned in this mail won't work on my system.
System:
Linux 2.0.35, libc5, jdk 1.1.7v1a.
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