Singal use in Native Threads jdk

1998-12-23 Thread Kevin B. Hendricks
Hi, I am not sure if this is the cuase of your problem, but the natiuve_threads jdk uses the signals to communicate between threads including SIGUSR1, SIGUSR2 (used by linuxthreads), SIGSTOP, SIGCONT (used to stop threads to allow garbage collection thread to run, and SIGUNUSED which is used by t

focus and tabbing in jdk1.1.7

1998-12-23 Thread Karl LaRocca
There seems to be a problem with focus traversal in the jdk. If you enable KEY_EVENT_MASK in a component, shift tab ceases to function properly. Window.handleTabEvent(KeyEvent e) only changes focus on KEY_PRESSED which it never gets if you enable KEY_EVENTS! "tab" generates KEY_PRESSED

Re: has anyone got the native threads jdk1.1.7a1 running? (suspend signal)

1998-12-23 Thread Wendy Richardson
Wendy Richardson wrote: I tried using jdk117v1a on RH5.2 with my program that uses JNI, and it works great with one exception. I keep getting a suspend signal and I don't know why or where it is coming from. I also get this using a pure Java program that uses RMI. The suspends are intermittent

Re: An IDE for C and JAVA

1998-12-23 Thread Christopher Hinds
Who needs a GUI Builder? Ever try creating an extremely complex UI with many components and combinations of layout managers( like GridBagLayout ). Sure if you are building server side EJBs , Servlets or non-visual Beans you won't need a GUI Builder but for any thing else I think it is absolutely e

Re: An IDE for C and JAVA

1998-12-23 Thread Peter B. West
Kirk Hutchinson made the following typo: > I assume you are able > to serf the web from every machine on your lan? Isn't that what Microsoft is trying to do? Yours faithfully, -- __ /__ Peter B. West [EMAIL PROTECTED] / http://www.uq.net.au/~zzpwest / "Lord, to whom shall

Re: Q: Language determination???

1998-12-23 Thread Magnus Niemann
On 23 Dec 1998, Dirk Schreiber wrote: > i am looking for a function which returns the currently used language. I > can't find anything in the system.properties or api index. Take a look at java.util.Locale! Magnus

Re: An IDE for C and JAVA

1998-12-23 Thread Magnus Niemann
On Wed, 23 Dec 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > SAYS WHO??? > > The BEST IDE for JAVA (better than SVC), is NETBEANS... > > try http://www.netbeans.com... it is 100% swing based. u need JDK1.1.6 (not > 1.1.7/1.1.5). > and linux kernel > 2.0.32 But NetBeans is extremely slow on even good Pentium

Re: Q: Language determination???

1998-12-23 Thread Catalin CLIMOV
Hi, Have a look at java.util.Locale Catalin. Dirk Schreiber wrote: > Hello, > > i am looking for a function which returns the currently used language. I > can't find anything in the system.properties or api index. > > Any ideas??? -Thanks for any helpfull advice... > > I wish all a merr

Q: Language determination???

1998-12-23 Thread Dirk Schreiber
Hello, i am looking for a function which returns the currently used language. I can't find anything in the system.properties or api index. Any ideas??? -Thanks for any helpfull advice... I wish all a merry christmas and a happy new year... CU Dirk. --

Re: Trouble with '<' in awt text components

1998-12-23 Thread David Harvill
On Wed, 23 Dec 1998, Dan Leary wrote: I'm not one of Blackdown's developers, nor do I have a solution for you. What do I have is the same problem. The '<' key produces '>' only in a Java App. if numluck is on, then '<' produces '*>'. This same app does not behave this way on other platform (Su

Free XDR classes

1998-12-23 Thread Jason Dillon
Does anyone know if there are any free XDR classes for Java avaible? --jason