Re: font.properties.ja

> I have a Java app which uses the Japanese Hiragana unicode characters > that start at 0x3040. > Can anyone tell me if there is an equivalent mechanism for Java/Linux > 1.1.7 please ? We can handle Japanese characters with JDK for Linux. but, JDK 1.1.7v1a for Linux has a bug that a `file.encod

JDK1.1.7 + kernel 2.2.0 = Happy (?)

Hi gang, After upgrading my XFree86, I installed JDK117 and it seems to be running fine under kernel 2.2.0. At least, ICQ and my client/server pair started fine and seem to be happy. The biggest problem I've seen so far is that I forgot to move jikes into the new java/bin directory =) Teehee.

JDK 1.1.6 + Kernel 2.2 = Happy

Hi, Just in case anyone was wondering, I installed the release kernel 2.2.0 and java (Blackdown JDK1.1.6, green threads, libc5) works flawlessly. Thanks for the great work, dstn. - Dustin Lang, [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: font.properties.ja

Hello, At Wed, 27 Jan 1999 18:10:31 + Rob Nugent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I have a Java app which uses the Japanese Hiragana unicode characters > that start at 0x3040. > > On AIX, I can get these displayed by ensuring that I am using the > font properties file 'fo

Help with port

Hi- I'm trying to do some preliminary work on porting JDK 1.2 to BeOS. So far I'm a bit confused by the build process. Specifically, I'm having difficulty fooling the makefiles into skipping the javac compilation steps. Is there any way that I can access the 1.2 development diffs? If n

Are we there yet? huh huh...?

Maybe that statement on the web page should be changed so that everyone and their uncle can stop saying "the web page says a month and it's been over a month...etc, etc". It might not cut down on 1.2 questions, but it might cut down on the most annoying aspect of them. ;) -- ¤--

Re: libraries for jdk1.1.7

libX.so.2 is not a Motif library...in fact it's not a library at all. IT doesn't exist. Which makes me think that he meant libXm.so.2, which is the Motif library. If that's the case, then whoever build the RPM made a mistake. They need to either turn off automatic dependancy checking (which would

1.2 Soon ?

The web page has no date, so when it says that 1.2 will be available in about 1 month, what does that mean. 1 month from when? I know you guys must be very busy, but I don't want to down load 1.1.7 if it 1.2 is really coming soon.

Re: libraries for jdk1.1.7

I believe libX.so.2 is a Motif library. Which means that lesstif should have a version of it too. To find it, try '%find / | grep "libX.so.2"' (ignoring the external single-quotes). That will search every directory you have access to for that filename. Personally, I have never used the JDK rpm.

font.properties.ja

Hi, I have a Java app which uses the Japanese Hiragana unicode characters that start at 0x3040. On AIX, I can get these displayed by ensuring that I am using the font properties file 'font.properties.ja' which is shipped in the JDK lib directory. On AIX I can make this be picked up by simply do

libraries for jdk1.1.7

I tried to install the jdk1.1.7 rpm, but it asks me for libX.so.2. Where can I find it? My system is RH 5 w/ kernel 2.0.35; is there some problem in trying to run jdk 1.1.7 on this system? I have been developing a java application , and tested it with jdk 1.1.5, and it hangs when I invoke a Jdialo

Re: Problem

Does the example work under native threads for Java Linux? Green threads don't (AFAIK) have anything to do with kernel threads, and so are not limited by any thread limits in the kernel or pthreads library. The kernel will simply see all the threads as a single process. There may be limits to the

RE: Problem

I don't *NEED* to, I realize there are better ways to compute Fibonacci, if computing Fibonacci was all I cared about. I just *WANT* to because I am benchmarking some multithreaded implementations, Java included, and Fibonacci, although a contrived example, gives a good indication of thread overh

Fwd: netscape.security.AppletSecurityException?

Hello, For some reason this email forwarded to you was sent to me as well, even though I am not included in the distribution list. This problem seems to be recurring from numerous other sources as well. I recieve approximately 30 emails per day not intended for me. Do you have any ideas as to

Re: netscape.security.AppletSecurityException?

OK guy\gals lets get this straight now, the default sandbox security model(JDK 1.0/JDK 1.1) implemented by NAV/IE as per specification is , "An applet can only open a socket connection to the host from where it came from. By socket connection I mean any socket level protocol like HTTP(HTTPUrlConn

1.2 for Linux

  I'm currently checking http://www.blackdown.org/java-linux/ports.html#jdk1.2 once or twice a day to see if the 1.2 JRE's been released yet, since we're releasing a 100% Java web-based training package in the next couple of days. I noticed

Re: netscape.security.AppletSecurityException

David Harvill wrote: > I have heard of an alternate solution, where the name of the host is > passed to the applet as a parameter. I am not positive of the > implementation since it is not my program. If the author doesn't mind, I > will supply the source for this technique. > > -dave How can t

netscape.security.AppletSecurityException?

Hi, I read you problem in digest version. So I can't reply directly. I think the major problem is that you haven't download the JDBC driver to the client side! So the browser try to load the driver from the server side. However, the server try to find and load the driver from the server classpath

min-max

Hello, how work the min-max algorithm ? Have you doc ? Thanks

RE: Problem

What I funny rabbit it is !?! Why do you need to fork a process for every recursive step ? > -Original Message- > From: Patrick W. O'Neill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 1999 19:42 > To: Michael Sinz > Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Problem > > > I apologize i