I can tell you that it is /not/ because of the .36 kernel, at least by
itself. I have used the .36 kernel for quite some time now, and not had
any java problems with it at all, JDK 1,1,7va
-dave
On Fri, 22 Jan 1999, Michael Sinz wrote:
> On Fri, 22 Jan 1999 11:24:40 -0500, Warren Johnson wrote:
>
> >I have a web page that can be accessed with a browser (IE4 and Netscape)
> >called Build the Snowman. On the left frame is the beginning template of
> >the snowman on the right frame is stu
My class requires JDK 1.2.
Can you give me a GENERAL idea as to when JDK 1.2 for Linux will
be released. Just a ROUGH estimate.
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I would like to access the serial port of a machine on which an applet
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connected to a PC over a serial line. Does anyone know of available
classes for reading the port?
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On Fri, 22 Jan 1999 12:15:29 -0500 (EST), Aaron Gaudio wrote:
>It was my understanding that Java source code is only guaranteed to work if
>it's ASCII, but I may be wrong about that. Obviously, though, ASCII
The JLS specifies that source code is either in ISO-Latin-1 or UNICODE.
(ISO-Latin-1 is
Hi,
> I'm developing a small application in java, and I need to do some
> printing. I've been looking at jdk 1.1.6 documentation, but I
haven't
> been able to find anything useful. Does anyone knows where is some
good
> info about this ?
Does this help?
import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.
On Fri, 22 Jan 1999 11:24:40 -0500, Warren Johnson wrote:
>I have a web page that can be accessed with a browser (IE4 and Netscape)
>called Build the Snowman. On the left frame is the beginning template of
>the snowman on the right frame is stuff like clothes, hats, etc... On the
>bottom you hit
Hi,
It seems that you are using getImage to transfer the image back and
forth.
Is there any particular reason to use the toolkit to fetch the image
for processing?
You can perfectly fetch the image using a stream and then use a PixelGrabber
to reconstruct the image in memory (and process it).
The
Hello, all. Up until recently, I was doing just fine working with the
Blackdown JDK 1.1.6 and Swing 1.1 on my Linux 2.0.33 box. Then, I
upgraded a lot things. I changed from XFree86 3.2 to 3.3.3.1, and from
the 2.0.33 kernel to 2.0.36. Now, when I try to run the MenuDemo from the
Java Tutoria
> "AG" == Aaron Gaudio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
AG> It was my understanding that Java source code is only
AG> guaranteed to work if it's ASCII, but I may be wrong about
AG> that.
No, you're right but the example give *is* ASCII. The spec refers to
the encoding of the source, n
> "AP" == Alex Pozgaj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
AP> I just tried it out on Solaris (SunOS 5.6), both with jdk1.2
AP> and with jdk1.1.5.
AP> Under 1.2 it worked. Under 1.1.5, I got the same error message
AP> as you did.
AP> Oh, and something more: why in a wolrd would s
hi all !!
I'm developing a small application in java, and I need to do some
printing. I've been looking at jdk 1.1.6 documentation, but I haven't
been able to find anything useful. Does anyone knows where is some good
info about this ?
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On 22-Jan-99 Alex Pozgaj wrote:
> Oh, and something more: why in a wolrd would somebody want to
> call his classes like *that*?
Well, this is the pleasure of the internationalization of Java.
Anyone who doesn't speak english as his/her motherlanguage has at least
this advantage: if you call cla
It was my understanding that Java source code is only guaranteed to work if
it's ASCII, but I may be wrong about that. Obviously, though, ASCII
seems the safe way to go. JDK 1.2 may have changed the internationalization
standards (officially or unofficially). Note that there could also be
a limita
It looks like your problem is that the getImages() method is doing
something to prompt the JDK to try to fetch an AWT Toolkit. There
are probably ways to allow it to get the Toolkit. You'll
need XWindow running on the Red Hat box, and you might have to give
user nobody special access to the displa
Ok, same questions:
>My kneejerk response is to ask if X is running on the server and
>to ask if your DISPLAY environment variable is set properly for user "nobody"
or
>whoever your using for the web user. eg. "host.mynet.com:0.0"
If you'd like to send me the url for page (or is it an intranet) a
I have a web page that can be accessed with a browser (IE4 and Netscape)
called Build the Snowman. On the left frame is the beginning template of
the snowman on the right frame is stuff like clothes, hats, etc... On the
bottom you hit a button which then calls a cgi program sitting on the Redhat
I need a little more info. I understand that this is an application that is
called as a CGI by Apache? Is it then supposed to display something on the
server's X display while it works? (This seems like a tall order with possibly
several hundred users on the web side but it may make sense for your
I have a program that basically take parts of several graphics and merges
them into one. Created by the guy before me in Java. Originally on an SGI
box with Netscape Enterprise Server. Moved it to a Redhat 5.2 machine with
more memory and disk space with the latest Apache Web Server and this is JD
Hi,
here is a bug on my linux (redhat 2.1). I'm not sure if it is a bug of
your port or a bug in Java. (or a bad limitation...)
try to compile and execute this:
public class Iso {
public static void main(String[] args) {
IsoäöüÄÖÜß.main(null);
}
}
class IsoäöüÄÖÜß {
public static void
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