Re: Jdk1.2 and Hotjava 3.0

Ugo Cei wrote   For me it stops while showing the splash screen, throwing an exception that says that it can't find some file that is right there. At first, I had exactly the same problems, but with some changes I could solve them. Oh well, not that I care much, I would rather prefer that Sun ma

ANNOUNCE: network file synchronization utility

(swing+rmi; developed with Blackdown jdk1.1.7a) Xfiles synchronizes and cross-validates two file directory trees across a network. A client/server program (GUI on the client) traverses an indicated file tree and reports any files that are missing on the server machine, missing on the client mac

java and BeoWolf

Anyone tried this or now where I can get some details will the jvm take advantage of a beoWolf cluster ??? do I need native threads ??? Thanks Shane NetZero - We believe in a FREE Internet. Shouldn't you? Get your FREE Internet A

Re: Java Shell

On Sun, 3 Jan 1999, Richard Hall wrote: > I believe that you can compile Java support into your kernel, or perhaps > as a module. In other words, what you want does exist. Check into > building a new kernel or using modules. I've used it. It's no more than a cute trick for loading the jvm: it

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Re: Java Shell

I believe that you can compile Java support into your kernel, or perhaps as a module. In other words, what you want does exist. Check into building a new kernel or using modules. Richard Hall Network Services University of Tennessee

Java Shell

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi, i'm working with java in linux, (486dx100 with 32mb of ram), i notice that java takes a lot of time in order to load the jvw, and i think that if we have something like a java shell or an application for commands lines written in java, in that we

TYA and Swing; What was the #define again?

Hi! What was that #define that were supposed to be commented out to get TYA 1.2 to work with Swing, even though it tries to disable JIT during init? Thanks! / Peter Schuller E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web: http://hem.passagen.se/petersch

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Re: JNI-Linking/loading .so objects used by c code

Check the names of your native methods in .java, .h and .cxx files Are they the same (with respect to JNI requirements)? Jacob Nikom Raj Patel wrote: > > Hi everybody, > I am having trouble linking/loading *.so > objects that are used by my C++ code. Does anybody k

Re: Installing java117_v1a (libc5 version)

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thank you for your quick resposne. But now it is asking libc.so.6. If it's not too much trouble, I'd appreciate if you can attach the libc.so.6 and libm.so.6 and send them to me. Thanks EHO  email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] EDMONTON, AB, T6J 6W6 If

Re: Security (was Re: policytool)

This list is full of stuff that's not Linux specific. >>>applications do not make use of the java.policy file per default in >>>the Linux 1.2 version. RMI is an exception to this rule. Since Java 1.1, RMI has required a security policy of some sort because it can load remote classes by default.

Re: JNI-Linking/loading .so objects used by c code

Burkhart,Kelly wrote: > When you create the shared library with your JNI call do you link it with > the shared libraries it requires? > > Say you have libmyroutine.so and you are trying to create libmyjni.so: > > g++ --shared ... -o libmyjni.so -L/appropriate/path -lmyroutine > > Now when you ldd

Re: Re. about Class class

SABYASACHI S GUPTA wrote: > > Yup I figured that out ... > but how do I do a typecast when I have the class name in a String > variable during runtime. (I do NOT know the class name to typecast). Ah, I guess I really did understand your original question and gave decent advice :-). If you're try

RE: JNI-Linking/loading .so objects used by c code

When you create the shared library with your JNI call do you link it with the shared libraries it requires? Say you have libmyroutine.so and you are trying to create libmyjni.so: g++ --shared ... -o libmyjni.so -L/appropriate/path -lmyroutine Now when you ldd libmyjni.so it should show a depend

Re: Re. about Class class

SABYASACHI S GUPTA wrote: > Yup I figured that out ... > but how do I do a typecast when I have the class name in a String > variable during runtime. (I do NOT know the class name to typecast). You don't really have to typecast. Just call your intended method via reflection: ie: use Class.forNa

Re: textfield to enter integer and float expressions

I was reading in Graphica Java 2 last night that a calculator is currently sitting in the javax.swing.pending package, all things there are being evaluated for a next release. And I think 1.3 will support it. If what you are talking about is have to behave like a spreadsheet, would it be possible

Classpath for e.g. Mail.jar

Hi I`m using jdk1.2prev2 under Slackware 4.0. I`ve made a prog to send mail`s and I need some funtions from javax.mail.* I can compile my prog with the javac -classpath ../mail.jar funktion. Where do I have to set a classpath for other libs ? MfG Dirk ---

JNI-Linking/loading .so objects used by c code

Hi everybody, I am having trouble linking/loading *.so objects that are used by my C++ code. Does anybody know how should i load them?? I have a java program and a C++ file. Using JNI i created .so object and loaded using loadLibrary() in my java program. Now the pr

Re: Jdk1.2 and Hotjava 3.0

Martin Olveyra wrote: > > I know it is recommended to run Hotjava 3.0 with jdk1.1.6, but > has somebody been able to run Hotajava 3.0 with jdk1.2? For me it stops while showing the splash screen, throwing an exception that says that it can't find some file that is right there. Oh well, not that

Classpath for e.g. Mail.jar

Hi I`m using jdk1.2prev2 under Slackware 4.0. I`ve made a prog to send mail`s and I need some funtions from javax.mail.* I can compile my prog with the javac -classpath ../mail.jar funktion. Where do I have to set a classpath for other libs ? MfG Dirk

Netscape and applets

I have a strange problem with Netscape on my RH6.1 system. I have a class called myapp.server.FrontEnd which extends Applet (naturally). I have a reference to it in a .html file: and it seems to work fine with appletviewer. However, as soon as I load it with Netscape I get the following in t

Re: Question

Of course you can write a file - there's nothing magic about Applets. Set your browser's security to allow it. Most browsers are set to some set of high-security options by default. The other option is to sign your Applet; most browsers allow different security levels for signed (trusted) and u

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Re: Installing java117_v1a (libc5 version)

Thank you for your quick resposne. But now it is asking libc.so.6. If it's not too much trouble, I'd appreciate if you can attach the libc.so.6 and libm.so.6 and send them to me. Thanks EHO email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] EDMONTON, AB, T6J 6W6

textfield to enter integer and float expressions

Hi, I'm developing a system for small IT businesses and I need to enter numbers into fields. Currently I use a JTextField to enter the number into, converting it to Integer or Double when needed. I want to implement a speciliazed version of JTextField which will evaluate integer expressions. S

Re: Problem on mSQL.

This sounds like your DNS is returning a different name for your machine (when the IP is used to do a reverse lookup) than your machine claims to be. Otherwise, mSQL may be setup to use identd to verify the user (I haven't setup mSQL so I am not sure of its authentication scheme), in this case, y

Installing java117_v1a (libc5 version)

I installed java117_v1a and when I tried to use it. It said it could not load libXp.so.6. Where can I down load that library? I don't want to upgrade X11 if I don't have to. Thanks EHO email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] EDMONTON, AB, T6J 6W6

Security (was Re: policytool)

> > This only works for the appletviewer, applications do not make any > > use of the java.policy file per default in the Linux 1.2 version. > > You need to set a runtime option if you want to use it. > > This will change in JDK 1.3 > > > > That is NOT TRUE. I was getting security exceptions wh