Do any of you know of a better jni tutorial other than the few pages that are
avaible from javasoft? Or perhaps does anyone know of any jni toolkits to help
those writing native methods?
--jason
At 12:32 PM 1/7/99 +0100, Chr. Clemens Lahme wrote:
>when I added a System.exit( 0 ) call to main, jre does work for me.
Oi. I got the same results. So now there is DIFFERENT behaviour on between
the java and jre runners . . . just peachy. I'm going to have a look into
that might be a bug to
John,
At this point I'd say they've got a bug in the version you have installed
on possum, "Linux_JDK_1.1.7_v1a_green_threads", but not on the one on emu,
"stevemw:08/29/98-05:16". I hate to add a variable at this point... but
what about native threaded?? -=Chris
At 07:04 AM 1/8/99 +0800, John S
On Wed, 6 Jan 1999, Chris Abbey wrote:
> John (& all),
> Sorry I didn't jump into this thread earlier, but the s:n on this list
> has pushed it down my reading priority list ... way down.
Thanks Chris: I'm glad you stepped in. I've changed mine to match yours
(but am now calling it G).
I
Hasn't this message been in the faq for a while?
--jason
On 07-Jan-99 Harold G. Andrews II wrote:
> I hope I'm not violating anybody's intellectual property rights by putting
> this here (if so please accept my humble appologies, and my promise to never
> do it again), but this is cut and paste
Thanks, tried it but it didn't work. Any other ideas?
On Wed, 6 Jan 1999, Scott Fraser wrote:
> >>
> Connection: java.sql.SQLException: No suitable driver message. At first
> I
> though it was CLASSPATH problem, but I returned the CLASSPATH along with
>
> the error message and the jar file fo
On Wed, 6 Jan 1999, Ben Newman wrote:
> I'm having a problem with servlets that use JDBC. I have a servlet that
> runs a simple query and returns some rows. As a stand alone app it works
> just fine, but when I switch it over to run as a servlet I get a Error
> Connection: java.sql.SQLException
My $.02:
public abstract class Stack {
public Stack() {
super();
this.initializeStack(); // make sure the Stack is initialized properly
}
public abstract void initializeStack();
public abstract void push(Object element);
public abstract Object pop();
public abstract boolean isEmpty();
public
Java News-collector wrote:
>
> Obviously you have limited knowledge/experience with the internals of
> object-oriented environments. I wouldn't be too quick to call the object
> construction/initialization sequence "dumb" without a detailed analysis.
>
> I would be inclined to say that calling
A coupla months ago I got my first taste of web based threaded messaging.
I really liked it! Since I couldn't find anything like it for Java, I set
something up.
Please visit www.eporkchop.com. The site is almost all Java related, plus
a a few forums on UML, Linux and internet protocols.
Tha
I hope I'm not violating anybody's intellectual property rights by putting
this here (if so please accept my humble appologies, and my promise to never
do it again), but this is cut and pasted from the below web site.
JDK 1.2
The system is running on x86 and PowerPC, with ports underway to
S
Obviously you have limited knowledge/experience with the internals of
object-oriented environments. I wouldn't be too quick to call the object
construction/initialization sequence "dumb" without a detailed analysis.
I would be inclined to say that calling an abstract/virtual method that
must be
This may sound like a stupid question but aside from the obvoius technical
reason(s), can someone please give a real-world example where this could
be used ( ie.. calling a instanance method(s) in the constructor of the
superclass before
the superclass has been completely constructed)?
Nathan Me
On Wed, 6 Jan 1999, Ing. Conrado Miguel Rodr?guez Fern?ndez wrote:
>
> I'm trying to distribute my PostgreSQL tables through JDBC:RMI. I have been using
> the PostgreSQL JDBC driver from contrib.redhat. and it do it's job Ok.
>
> The JDBC:RMI system has been also succesfully tested with the J
As someone else mentioned the test code did work for me with jdk1.1.7 v1a
with java, but not with jre.
Just wanted to add, that,
when I added a System.exit( 0 ) call to main, jre does work for me.
Bye,
Clemes
Changed test example:
public class F
{
protected void finalize() throws T
Any body recommend Freely available Sprites, Bitmap, and Sound classes that
are available. Java ofcourse.
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