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> Running Blackdown 1.1.7 with linux 2.0.36 on an Elan SC400 development
> board (486, 33 MHz, no floating point unit) results in extremely long load
> times (up to an hour or more) for applets that load quickly on a desktop
> linux system. After loading, the applet runs
I'm not sure but this message means $JAVA_HOME/bin isn't into PATH.
PATH=$PATH:$JAVA_HOME/bin
CLASSPATH=$JAVA_HOME/lib/classes.zip
where $JAVA_HOME is the absolute path to the jdk directory
greetings
Carlos Alberto Roman Zamitiz
Departamento de Ingenieria en Computacion, Facultad de Ingenieria,
I've already done it : )
I've written a java windowing system called shark windows.
The AWT peers are implemented on top of the Swing.
I have a driver written on top of a Java device dirver for the Cirrus Logic
5430 it's currently not functional I haven't upgred its api.
One on top of a XLIB r
Justin Knotzke wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I see that IBM is porting Websphere to Linux. Are they going to use
> your VM? If not, do you think they are going to port their VM to Linux?
A look at their site doesn't suggest the existence of a "their VM",
other than a port of Sun's code to
Running Blackdown 1.1.7 with linux 2.0.36 on an Elan SC400 development
board (486, 33 MHz, no floating point unit) results in extremely long load
times (up to an hour or more) for applets that load quickly on a desktop
linux system. After loading, the applet runs OK.
Any ideas what is happening?
Hi,
I see that IBM is porting Websphere to Linux. Are they going to use
your VM? If not, do you think they are going to port their VM to Linux?
Thanks so much
Justin Knotzke.
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The reason for this "problem" has nothing to do with the
Java implementation: it is an artifact of the TCP protocol.
TCP is a "reliable byte stream transport protocol" which
means that it guarantees reliable delivery of the data *bytes*
in the order that they were sent, but it doesn't guarantee
ho
> Has anyone come across a limit on the size of a transfer thru a Java socket?
Yes, I had this problem under Solaris. In my case packets greater than 1500
bytes was tryncated into 1500, most likely because of the ethernet packet size.
I submitted such behaviour to Javasoft in their Bug Parade sec
I'm haveing trouble useing javac. It says "No library path set." can
any one help me?
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I just wanted to say that you guys kick
ass! Keep it up!
Miles Thomason
(Linux enthusiast)
Wow, this is really cool! If people are interested I have created a
scripting from end to the JMF using Tcl. With it you can create JMF
enabled programs without writing Java code. If you would like
to read more you can check out this copy of a paper I write for
a USENIX conference on the subject.
Has anyone come across a limit on the size of a transfer thru a Java socket?
I'm using JDK116 (can't be certain of the version; downloaded it ~10/1/98).
3,541 bytes doesn't seem like much but anything larger than that gets lost.
This is NOT a problem on Windows-95 which I'd rather not use.
This was posted in the J3D list. All the Java Media technologies will
be ported to Linux and they already have a J3D demo running on Linux.
Cool !!!
-Augusto
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Augusto Sellhorn
GE Harris Energy Control Systems
Sun issued the press release (appended below) regarding the licensing of its
le
A guy involved in the GGI project is working on a GGI version of the
AWT. Such a port would run on SVGA, on the linux console, on X and
all the other graphics targets that GGI supports. More info on GGI
can be found at www.ggi-project.org and you can read about the GGI-AWT
stuff on the GGI mailing
hi, everybody
Again,I got some problems when calling java interpreter and
'appletviewer'. The system shows :
$ javac
Unable to initialize threads: cannot find class java/lang/Thread
$ appletviewer
Could not read properties file:
/usr/local/jdk117_v1a/bin/../lib/appletv
{NOTE:this is a thread from the java-linux list, I'm cross posting it to
ggi-develop because it's more relevant there.}
Jason Gilbert wrote:
> > > Do you think it would be a prohibitivly enormous undertaking to make the
> > > vm work with svgalib?
>
> Maybe a better move would be to implement it
> > Do you think it would be a prohibitivly enormous undertaking to make the
> > vm work with svgalib?
Maybe a better move would be to implement it using libggi?
jason
Jason Gilbert | http://www.scott.net/~jason/
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On Wed, 3 Mar 1999, Rick Graham wrote:
> We're tossing around the idea of creating a linux JAVA port that does
> not require X. There would be several advantages to such a system, thin
> clients for one, Bill Gates would probably lose sleep over it, theres
> another (hehe).
>
> Since you are the
Hi Guys
We're tossing around the idea of creating a linux JAVA port that does
not require X. There would be several advantages to such a system, thin
clients for one, Bill Gates would probably lose sleep over it, theres
another (hehe).
Since you are the experts I was hoping to get some useful fe
Hello
I search a C development environnement write in Java for running in any
platform.
In preference a graphic environnement.
Thanks
Irfan
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Hi,
I'm having a problem in connecting with my server RMI from an applet
througth a firewall.
I tried to open the 1099 port but I got different messages of error.
>From security error to time-out it depends on where is the PC I'm
connecting. I tried to open all ports too, but nothing appened.
If I
Hi all,
I got the foll. screen full of error codes and a core dump when
I tried running my program. I cannot understand what the errors are, can
any one please throw some light? I am running jdk1.1.7 on RedHat5.1 on an
P-2@ 266Mhz. The program i am writing uses Magician to get OpenGl calls
Hi,
Your question is off-topic, because it has nothing to do with the Linux
port of Java, but anyway:
- when all the non-daemon threads are finished, the JVM exection will end.
- probably you expected your application to finish, since you disposed its
main Frame.
- in fact there is
greetings,
i have a class which has a daemon thread ( setDaemon( true) before
start()). I created an instance of this object in a Frame object.
My problem is: even after i call dispose() of the Frame object the
threaded object is not grabage collected and it continues running.
i am using jdk 1
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> I was having this problem but one of the nice folks from the blackdown
> porting team told me how to fix it. The fix was to add the libjava.so
> file to the process space with this command.
>
> setenv LD_PRELOAD libjava.so
Thanks for the hint. I read something similar in the FAQ but it was
me
Hey, how come none of the people who've written in about the Sun booth
talked to me while I was there this afternoon? Anyway, it's true, I'm shooting
for a Thursday release.
Steve
PS: I'll be at the booth again on Thursday.
>From a pretty good source at LinuxWorld -- Sun's going to allow the
release of Java 2 for Linux with the socket bug (which apparently only
affects multicasting on multi-homed machines running 2.0.3)
*THURSDAY*! Which is 25 hours from now.
And there was much rejoicing.
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Michael Lorton
Chief
Yes, folks, it's true -- JDK 1.2 is running on Linux at Linux World Expo,
in the Sun booth. I saw it with my own eyes.
The Sun rep there said that it hasn't been released yet, but should be
Real Soon Now -- meaning this week if at all possible. (Of course, he's
not the one who should be making
Hi
I am facing the following problem while trying to install activecache
implementation of httpd on linux using jdk1.1.7 for linux with native
thread support.
$ httpd -v -r
/nfs/bahar4/csa98016/activecache/server_root/config/httpd.
Hi!
I just came from the Linux World expo. It's _really_ crowded there. There
is one computer at the Sun booth that is running Linux 2.0. I didn't have
opportunity to check it :-( but one of the exhibitors told me that the
final release could be ready as early as thursday. I personally
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