On Wed, 16 Dec 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Right then.
>
> I notice that the GIMP is very in that it creates a `~/.gimp subdirectory'
> to place multiple configurations. So does the the CDE on my Solaris box in
> `~/.dt'. On non-Unix machine the `dot' directory does not make a lot of
> se
Stefan Nobis wrote:
> What about JDK 1.2 an Swing? I need Swing - how can i get it work for
> Linux?
You don't need JDK 1.2 to get Swing; JavaSoft has a version for 1.1.
Yes, you'll have to wait for 1.2 to have Swing as part of the core
environment, but you certainly don't have to wait to develo
Phil Young wrote:
> I am working with a small group that has ported an application (in C/Motif)
> from Solaris to Linux.
> We will need to construct auxiliary programs for it, some of which may run
> simultaneously and communicate with it
> and others that may run stan
At 05:00 PM 12/16/98 -0600, Moses DeJong wrote:
>I have not seen much about the native threads port for 1.1.7 in the
>mailing list archives. Is there anyone out there that has gotten the
>native threads version of 1.1.7a1 to work with JNI? I have an application
>that compiles and works on Solaris,
I have not seen much about the native threads port for 1.1.7 in the
mailing list archives. Is there anyone out there that has gotten the
native threads version of 1.1.7a1 to work with JNI? I have an application
that compiles and works on Solaris, Windows, and IRIX but when I try to
run it on my Re
Scimark results:
Machine: Pentium 200MMX
Memory: 32MB
Linux Kernal Version: 2.0.35
Java Version: JDK 1.1.7v1a
JIT: TYA 1.2
Benchmarks run at command line within X-Windows.
No JIT: 6.7
TYA 1.2: 15.1
Hello everyone.
I'm currently working on a java project involving native code. The
problem I have is the following. I want to do reads in the native code,
and this read is intercepted by libjava.so. This is fine and usually
works as expected with green threads. However, in our code we have s
"Marvin McNett II (GTA)" wrote:
> I recently ran the Java benchmark at:
>
> http://math.nist.gov/scimark/
>
> on my 300MHz PII Linux machine with Netscape 4.5. To my astonishment, the
> results were terrible! Since I can dual boot, I started up Windows 95 (a
> rare occurance) and ran th
Well, I just ran it on a 233 MHz Pentium with the appletviewer, JDK 1.1.7v1a and
TYA 1.2, and got a score of 13.0, while according to the table, the performance
of the Dell Optiplex 200 MHz P6, Win 95, Netscape 4.04 is 42.5 (about three
times). I don't do Windows, so I can't tell you what the resu
I am working with a small group that has ported an application (in C/Motif)
from Solaris to Linux.
We will need to construct auxiliary programs for it, some of
which may run simultaneously and communicate with it
and others that may run stand alone, but it would be good if they could
run on Li
I recently ran the Java benchmark at:
http://math.nist.gov/scimark/
on my 300MHz PII Linux machine with Netscape 4.5. To my astonishment, the
results were terrible! Since I can dual boot, I started up Windows 95 (a
rare occurance) and ran the benchmark again (and again with Netscape 4.
What about JDK 1.2 an Swing? I need Swing - how can i get it work for
Linux?
--
Until the next mail...,
Stefan.
A) it depends on what shell you are using.
B) if access is limited to /root, it will also be limited to
/root/jdk117_v1a. That may cause problems for you.
-dave
On Tue, 15 Dec 1998,
Tobias Ramos wrote:
> Hi there people,
>
> Can anybody say to me how i put my commands in linux PATH??:
Hi there people,
Can anybody say to me how i put my commands in linux PATH??:
my jdk is on:
"/root/jdk117_v1a/" what i need to make to commands java, javac and
others run anywhere.
Thanx
Tobias Ramos
Diamantina MG
Brazil
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At 01:25 PM 12/16/98 -0500, Miguell Morillas wrote:
>Miguell Morillas wrote:
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>> MIGUEL
>
Stefan
> What about JDK 1.2 an Swing? I need Swing - how can i get it work
for
> Linux?
I don't know the answer for JDK 1.2 or 2.0
But we have been using swing for monmths on Linux with no problems.
Swing is pure java. Download it in your preferred format - it is just
a .jar file - add it to y
Miguell Morillas wrote:
>
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> this list?
>
> MIGUEL
hello, I had tried to use JNI whithin a shared library, but I can't start
the virtual machine. All works right within a stand-alone application, but
we I invoke the jvm from the shared library.
Can anubody help me? or point me to what I doing wrong.
Sorry for my poor english, and thanks in advan
This is more linux and not Java (but I will respond to the group at this
information might be useful!; this also assumes x86 platform)
You can have LILO installed as the "Master Boot Record" program just fine.
When you use fdisk for cfdisk under linux, you will notice that your NTFS
partition (if
tail -f |grep -n
displays a tail with against the line number
in the .
Q is there any way of displaying the tailing with a system
time against the line number in a Java applet, so that the results could
be displayed on browser or viewer ?
Has anyone got any ideas on how this could be done a
Thanks for the hints,
I got responses for invoking java, not the appletviewer. My handy copy of
Java in a Nutshell at work is the first edition, so I missed the fact that
one can pass the java options on through. The more recent copy at home gave
me the answer: use -J[java option]. Thus the solut
Yes I do not mind, I even like programs writing their settings in such a
way. Windows NT keeps the whole its registry in memory (based on my
experience with it I even suspect that it keeps it intentionally in
*physical* memory for some strange reasons). Image that you have 100
programs installed o
Thanks.
I had no know idea if "." prefix directories are reasonable of not
reasonable on Win 95/98/NT. Note this is just UNIX convention, that makes
sense for UNIX like operating system, because of the default
de facto behaviour of the `/usr/bin/ls' program.
In short you do not mind if a progra
Well,
First of all this is information you asked for.
os.name= Windows NT
os.arch= x86
os.version = 4.0
Then, why do you think this practice (with directories in user.home
started from .) is bad on WIN32? Yes, files started from '.' are visible
in explorer, so what? Sun's Workshop and
Right then.
I notice that the GIMP is very in that it creates a `~/.gimp subdirectory'
to place multiple configurations. So does the the CDE on my Solaris box in
`~/.dt'. On non-Unix machine the `dot' directory does not make a lot of
sense. Is there a way to find if the JVM is running on a uni
Carlos Alberto Roman Zamitiz wrote:
>
> 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;
>
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