Hi!
I tried to install the activator-plugin, but when
starting netscape, I just get the message:
ERROR: /home/java/.netscape/plugins/javaplugin.so: undefined symbol:
stat
Cant load plugin /home/java/.netscape/plugins/javaplugin.so. Ignored.
And when I do Help/About plugins, netsca
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Well, it seems to me that mine uses the local classpath at least. JMF was
not installed anywhere remotely, it was all on my stuff in order to test
it. It read the classpath and used my JMF classes after I exported the var
in my bashrc.
Thats all I know. If its reads the local CLASSPATH, it only
Patrick wrote:
>
> DAMN! you got me. I totally forgot about the bash export stuff.
> Thats what it was. Durn...
>
> As for netscape, I don't know what to say. Does it use a local JVM or does
> it use its own?
As far as I can see it uses its own - and is so buggy (Communicator 4.5)
that I've dis
Never mind. It was all the export stuff. Just tested netscape and it
works. Evidently, netscrape does use the local jvm.
Thanks for your help!!
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On Mon, 4 Jan 1999, Michael Sinz wrote:
> On Mon, 4 Jan 1999 15:48:32 -0500
DAMN! you got me. I totally forgot about the bash export stuff.
Thats what it was. Durn...
As for netscape, I don't know what to say. Does it use a local JVM or does
it use its own?
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On Mon, 4 Jan 1999, Michael Sinz wrote:
>
On Mon, 4 Jan 1999 15:48:32 -0500 (EST), Patrick wrote:
>Well, running 1.1.6 CLASSPATH doesn't work. At all. Its all set up to
>point ot classes.zip and 2 JMF jar files. if I put it in command line
>(java -classpath $CLASSPATH CLASS) it works geat.
Strange. What "java" are you running?
(As
Well, running 1.1.6 CLASSPATH doesn't work. At all. Its all set up to
point ot classes.zip and 2 JMF jar files. if I put it in command line
(java -classpath $CLASSPATH CLASS) it works geat.
But, netscape doesn't want to see any of it. Any hints?
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On Mon, 4 Jan 1999 15:24:26 -0500 (EST), Patrick wrote:
>Is there anyway I can force the runtime from the blackdown port to read
>the CLASSPATH variable?
>
>I am having trouble getting the JMF working w/o appending the command
>line. I think that is also the reason that Netscape isn't working wit
Is there anyway I can force the runtime from the blackdown port to read
the CLASSPATH variable?
I am having trouble getting the JMF working w/o appending the command
line. I think that is also the reason that Netscape isn't working with it,
based on the JMF diag page from sun.
Thanks.
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This is also a perfect use of servlets - they're not just for WWW
services, you could write just about any service which runs as a daemon as
a servlet. You might have a bit of trouble finding a servlet engine which
fits this niche well - perhaps a modification of the Apache JServ
environment would
Hi,
I know that it likes a stupid question, but I had set and export the
CLASSPATH to the directory (/usr/local/OB3.1/ob/lib) where the classes are
and the JDK didn't find the called methods in the program.
Thanks,
Mauricio Cristal
On Tue, 29 Dec 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I would like to learn Java, I have a good understanding of C.
> can you recommend
> 2] Any resources to learn Java.
"Java in a Nutshell" from O'Reilly.
@see http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/javanut2/
J"orn St"ork
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Michael Thome wrote:
> Now, if only those IBM Alphaworks guys would release the VM-side
> code and/or spec for their profiler (Jinsight) project so us Linux
> users could benefit, too...
There was talk of them releasing their JVM for
Linux ... I'm really looking forward to that.
Rich.
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Hi Peter,
Go into tya.c and UNcomment the "IGNORE_DISABLE" #define
-Mario.
Peter Schuller wrote:
> 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
> -
> "Nathan" == Nathan Meyers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Michael Doherty wrote:
>>
>> Works great! Thanks Rich. I'm frankly kinda amazed. Jikes seems about
>> an order of magnitude faster than the jdk117_v1a compiler. Not sure how
>> that's possible but goota hand it to the guy(s) at IBM wh
This might be a perfect use for JINI technology.
Image a JVM loaded a system boot as a daemon can be sent
java class to execute through a special class loader that is always
running.
Cheers
Chris
Context Grey wrote:
> I think this is a good idea-
>
> I've wanted to write little Unix-style utili
> 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.
AFAIK, the kernel support only entails recognition of .class files as
executables. The kernel doesn't keep a J
> Nathan Meyers writes:
Nathan> On 31 Oct, Michael Moores (@synthsoft) wrote:
>> how so?
>> semaphores are not binary compatible between
>> glibc 2.1.1 and 2.1.2.
>> jdk1.2 is compiled for 2.1.1.
>> redhat 6.1 installs glibc 2.1.2.
Nathan> I don't know how so. Si
As much as I would love to have something like a java bash
(ok, call me a java junky), there is already something to avoid
continues jvm loading. It's called Echidna. You can find it at:
http://www.javagroup.org/echidna/
You can start different java applications in one jvm.
The author used it al
Try HotJava. Since it is written in Java, it will run anything the JVM from
your JDK will run.
Paul Gearon wrote:
> 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
I think this is a good idea-
I've wanted to write little Unix-style utilities in java, but the
startup overhead is quite large. As such a script written in
tcl or something else "feels" much faster, even though in fact
Java is considerably faster (some things like tcl are *thousands*
of times sl
Rainer Mager wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Ok, I installed the JDK1.2 and set my PATH var to find the binaries but
> I still have a problem. When I run java (or javac) I get an error about not
> being able to load a shared library. After this I edited my
> /etc/ldconfig.so.conf file to add my jdk1.2/j
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