Netwinder

1998-12-15 Thread Mike Zauzig
OK. I've taken the first step on my thousand mile journey of porting JDK to the Netwinder/StrongARM. I got a source license and have now downloaded the the 1.2 source. Next: I'd like to see the diffs to other ports to figure out just what I'm up against. But wait..., the Blackdown diffs are fo

Call to synchronized static method.

1998-12-15 Thread Carlos Alberto Roman Zamitiz
Continuing with "Cliente.java"... I converted Cliente.java to applet and works fine, but I created other applet into the same page and the second applet calls method enviarPeticion(), which is synchronized and static. ... Applet cliente=null; cliente=appletContext.getApplet("cliente"); ((Cliente)

Re: Problems with Threads (Code included)

1998-12-15 Thread Christopher Hinds
You are absolutely correct Juergen , I should read the code more carefully. However if the method where not static then the use "this." would still be redundant. Juergen Kreileder wrote: > > Christopher Hinds writes: > > Christopher> [1 ] > Christopher> [1.1 ] > Christopher> Th

Threads part 2

1998-12-15 Thread Carlos Alberto Roman Zamitiz
I modified my program and works fine. I did 2 new versions: 1. Methods are non-static, now and I used this.notifyAll()/this.wait() 2. Methods are statics and I created a static object, and used object.notifyAll()/object.wait() inside a synchronized block. Thanks all of you. Carlos Alberto Roman

Re: Reading (All) Environment Variables in W95/NT

1998-12-15 Thread John Summerfield
On Tue, 15 Dec 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Ok assuming you can do 3 __where__ is the standard place for the property files > per user per machine? I think it is best to write a software installer program > to do this task. It would write the property file to `user.home' say and the > main

Re: java rpms (jdk, tya, kaffe, documnetations)

1998-12-15 Thread John Summerfield
On Tue, 15 Dec 1998, Levente Farkas wrote: > hi, > I'm just uploading a few java releated rpm to incoming.redhat.com > and in-rhcn.redhat.com. All of this try to conform to rhcn and updates. > > last week updated tutorial IMHO one of the best java doc. > java-tutorial-1.3-1.noarch.rpm > java-tut

Re: Out of memory exception

1998-12-15 Thread hiro
Hi, How about '-mx' option? For example, java -mx128M yourClass from [EMAIL PROTECTED] From: "Marius Schamschula" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Out of memory exception Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1998 12:56:40 -0600 > Hi one and all, > > I've written a Java based image processing Applet. It w

Out of memory exception

1998-12-15 Thread Marius Schamschula
Hi one and all, I've written a Java based image processing Applet. It was written under the latest version of Metrowerks CodeWarrior (a great IDE IMHO soon to make it to Linux as well) on my Mac (1.1.x compiler). Under both Linux (Debian and PPC flavors) and Win95/98/NT4 I get an OutOfMemoryExcep

Beta test: Q2Java for Linux

1998-12-15 Thread Bernd Kreimeier
Probably not of interest to virtually all here, but still: I have a beta of the Linux port of Q2Java up for download at http://www.netaccess.ie/~bk/beta/ Q2Java was developed by Barry Pederson, using JDK on Win32, and was released many months ago. It was quickly ported to Solaris JDK for

java rpms (jdk, tya, kaffe, documnetations)

1998-12-15 Thread Levente Farkas
hi, I'm just uploading a few java releated rpm to incoming.redhat.com and in-rhcn.redhat.com. All of this try to conform to rhcn and updates. last week updated tutorial IMHO one of the best java doc. java-tutorial-1.3-1.noarch.rpm java-tutorial-1.3-1.src.rpm the JLC + Clarifications and Amendmen

Re: Reading (All) Environment Variables in W95/NT

1998-12-15 Thread peter . pilgrim
Ok assuming you can do 3 __where__ is the standard place for the property files per user per machine? I think it is best to write a software installer program to do this task. It would write the property file to `user.home' say and the main application would know where to look for it and load t

JDK1.2

1998-12-15 Thread Theo van Niekerk
Hi there Stupid question, but I have to ask.. When do you expect to release JDK1.2 for Linux? Thanks Regards Theo