An example is the recent Command Console program
that fails to run on 1.2 prev.
Secondly, can I set default Font in the JDK
?
The Font's are HUGE eve though I added Gimp
fonts and all is well there.
Hate to sound negative for a pre-release I have
had no major problems with the exception
On Thu, 18 Mar 1999, Steven Rubenstein wrote:
> Why, when I try to download the JDK (bz2 files) from
>
> ftp://iodynamics.com/pub/mirror/linux-jdk/JDK-1.2/i386/pre-v1/
>
> do I get gibberish instead of a download?
If you're using Netscape, it may not recognize bz2 as a binary format and
ma
Your browser thinks it's just a big text file, and tries to display it.
Right clicking on the link should bring up a pop-up menu that allows to
"Save link As..." and then you can save it to a file.
-rchit
Steven Rubenstein wrote:
>
> Why, when I try to download the JDK (bz2 files) from
>
>
Why, when I try to download the JDK (bz2 files) from
ftp://iodynamics.com/pub/mirror/linux-jdk/JDK-1.2/i386/pre-v1/
do I get gibberish instead of a download?
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> Costin Manolache writes:
Costin> Hi,
Costin> I have a small problem with JDK1.2:
Costin> $serialver
Costin> Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError:
Costin> /home/costin/local/jdk1.2/jre/lib/i386/libawt.so:
Costin> /home/costin/local/jdk1.2/jre/lib/
Hi,
I have a small problem with JDK1.2:
$serialver
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError:
/home/costin/local/jdk1.2/jre/lib/i386/libawt.so:
/home/costin/local/jdk1.2/jre/lib/i386/libawt.so: undefined symbol: XmQmotif
at java.lang.ClassLoader$NativeLibrary.load(Native M
This is a symlink to libstdc++-2.8.0.so
On Thu, 18 Mar 1999, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is there no answer to this question?
> I have sent the same question in many times before and I did not see any
> response.
>
> ( maybe I just missed it )
> Thanks
>
> Steve
>
>
>
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On Thu, 18 Mar 1999 14:35:08 -0500, Rachit Siamwalla wrote:
>Hi, I was playing around with the pre-release JDK 1.2 and it seems very
>well done. However, I had a few problems and was wondering whether
>others had similar problems (I looked at the bug report and none of
>these were on there). I ha
Rachit Siamwalla wrote:
> Hi, I was playing around with the pre-release JDK 1.2 and it seems very
> well done. However, I had a few problems and was wondering whether
> others had similar problems (I looked at the bug report and none of
> these were on there). I haven't looked too deeply into t
Hi, I was playing around with the pre-release JDK 1.2 and it seems very
well done. However, I had a few problems and was wondering whether
others had similar problems (I looked at the bug report and none of
these were on there). I haven't looked too deeply into these problems
yet (but will soon a
From: Nelson Minar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Another question for the mix - what's up now with the production
>version of the JDK? Is there any hope of a Linux port of that? I hear
>rumours that it is quite good.
The plus in the Production version is platform-specific tuning, so this
cannot be ported!
I realized in my first message that I was a bit unclear. I want Sun to
put Java on Linux on the same footing internally as Java on Windows or
Java on Solaris. I have no idea if this is realistic, because I don't
know enough about Sun politics. I think it is a reasonable goal
business-wise for Sun,
Hi group!
I'm relatively new to linux and I think my question is related more to a setup
or machinne problem than to a java problem but I'm hoping somebody can point
me in the right direction.
I'm using JDK 1.16 and Swing 1.03. Both seem to run fine. I can run the Swing
examples and use java but
We must have in mind that Sun must find a sound musiness model for whatever
they do, no matter how much goodwill they may have. Sun has stockholders,
Linux hackers don't...
Then, I think Sun could like the combination of SPARC hardware + Linux OS +
Java infrastructure and applications. But mayb
Dan Creswell writes:
> Just wondering - the status page says the multicast sockets issues are
> fixed in 2.0.37ac9 - the latest patch I can see over @ Alan's site is
> ac8 - is there a later patch or is it a typo?
Not a typo -- Alan sent me a patch that fixes the problem that he said would
go
One requires it if one is doing multicasting, due to a Linux bug. If you
don't care about multicasting, this is a nop for you.
Nathan
Dan Creswell wrote:
>
> In a similar vein, the status page also mentions that one requires the
> 2.0.37ac9 path - last patch I saw from Alan was ac8 which was a
Hi,
James's suggestion makes sense, I posted to Slashdot, with some additions...
a number of them addressing your comments, a few others just because I can't
stop writing (sorry) :)
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To: Osvaldo Pinali Doederlein <[EMAIL PROTECT
According to the Sun reps at LinuxWorld, when 1.2 is released for Intel
it will include the same Sun JIT compiler as its Intel Solaris port of
Java. I don't think this is HotSpot (which is not available on any
platform yet, anyway), but at least it is a reasonably effective, and because
it is ce
Hi All,
Can anyone guide me to a place/ tell me how to display an Image in
an application and how to save it bcak to a file? Pardon the "javaness" of
this question.
-Karthik.
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Hello Dan,
according to Alan Cox, the problems are solved in his 2.0.37ac8 patch.
This is the newest one, there's no 2.0.37ac9 patch yet. Unless there are
some new problems found in 2.0.37ac8, the JDK 1.2 status page has
a typo.
Leos
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From: Dan Creswell [mailto:[EMAI
Dear Steve,
Your wrote:
> Is there no answer to this question?
> I have sent the same question in many times before and I did not see any
> response.
I´m a subscriber to java-linux-digets, perhaps you also should subscribe
to this list, inspite of java-linux. Since sbb´s release of the
jdk1.2-pre
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In a similar vein, the status page also mentions that one requires the
2.0.37ac9 path - last patch I saw from Alan was ac8 which was announced
and available for ftp - is there an ac9 or has the status page got a
typo?
Cheers,
Dan.
Nathan Meyers wrote:
>
> It means that it's now finally *in* th
At Thu, 18 Mar 1999 Christopher Hinds wrote:
>I seriously doubt that Sun will license the source to anyone for porting
>purposes. If we see it at all it will be in binary form, and IMO is
>also long shot.
We have a beta here, funny, just one single .dll file.
The final version will be distributed
Thanks for the help.
Brendan
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What worries me is that SUN will not give HotSpot for free so I don't
know how the licensing will be worked out for the Blackdown
organisation. I also read an article where the say that SUN was the last
major company to endorse Linux I guess that they are scare of Linux and
want to protect their
Excuse the off topic post, but... ;)
On Thu, 18 Mar 1999, Osvaldo Pinali Doederlein wrote:
> Now, maybe this is not the appropriate list for the question, but I can't
> get latest gnome working because of the infamous __register_frame_info crap,
> and moving to the glib 2.1 will cause other p
You need to read the release notes. jdk1.2v1 is compiled with static Motif,
so it isn't even seeing your LessTif. The problem is that your libraries need
to be updated. I believe it says that they compiled with the egcs-1.1.1
(g++) compiler, which I believe ships with the correct shared library
Tried ftp?
Java tools don't mind end-of-line conventions. Personally, I'm using
Samba to mount my Linux home directory as a share on my NT machine.
Works great. I can do anything from either machine and it all stays in
synch. (I work mostly on Linux, but have to use PVCS on NT - yuck).
Good l
I seriously doubt that Sun will license the source to anyone for porting
purposes. If we see it at all it will be in binary form, and IMO is
also long shot.
Cheers
Chris
Jean-Pierre Dube wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I there some work going on to port HotSpot to linux or are we going to
> be the last one to
Here is an answer to both of your questions :
1.) prior to Java2(AKA JDK1.2) all swing components where contained in the
*com.sun.java.swing* package in the swing.jar file which you are referring
to( swing.jar , swingall.jar ).
In Java2 all of the swing components where made standard ex
It means that it's now finally *in* the beta stages. You can download a
prerelease from the Blackdown site.
Nathan
Samuel A Mullen wrote:
>
> Blackdowners,
>
> I've been checking out the site on a pretty regular basis to see if 1.2 is ready
> for the big time and I just saw that the row for i3
Blackdowners,
I've been checking out the site on a pretty regular basis to see if 1.2 is ready
for the big time and I just saw that the row for i386 is all green. Does that
mean that it's out of the beta stages and ready???
If it's not ready yet, is there an expected date?
Thanks,
Samuel Mulle
Swing is part of the core in JDK1.2; the Swing classes no longer live in
a separate file.
If you're looking to run 1.2 applets in a browser, you need to 1) wait
for 1.2 to appear in browsers, or 2) use the JDK1.2 plugin, which is
available on some platforms (NT and Sun, and maybe some others). If
>About HotSpot: I really wouldn't know. Would like to see it myself
>too. Linux allways comes last (JDK 1.2, RDMBS's etc), but things are
>changing I guess... for the good.
Does anyone with knowledge of Sun politics know how we can effectively
lobby for more support for Java on Linux? I really do
Sirs,
I am new to Java and Linux. I have heard about Java being portable across
various platforms. Kindly tell me how I can transfer the java source file I have
created under Windows to Linux.
Kindly pardon me if the doubt is stupid or out of context.
Thanking you,
Sajeev
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Create a symlink to your 2.8.0 lib, and should work...
Now, maybe this is not the appropriate list for the question, but I can't
get latest gnome working because of the infamous __register_frame_info crap,
and moving to the glib 2.1 will cause other problems. The status of system
libraris in Lin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I'm sure I saw a note on this list about increasing the limit on
> file descriptors and/or processes by modifying the kernel
> source, but I can't seem to find one. Can someone point me
> in the right direction?
In the 2.0 series, /usr/src/linux/include/linux/tasks.h
Hello everbody,
I downloaded the JDK1.2 from www.blackdown.org, although I don't know
the difference to the JDK directly from Sun.
I want to write applets with Swing, and the Sun pages tell me how to
enable Swing classes in my Netscape 4.5 Browser:
1. Find swing.jar in your Swing distribution
2.
I am receiving the same error (see below). Any suggestions?
I am running Slackware 3.6, kernel 2.0.35
JDK 1.2 pre-release-v1
LessTif 0.88
libstdc++ 2.8
~/java 150> appletviewer Welcome.html
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError:
/usr/local/jdk1.2/jre/lib/i386/libfontmanage
Oliver Fels wrote:
> > in my Applet i am loading several gifs, with getImage. Some gifs are
> > loaded but others not I get a NullPointerException instead. The gifs are
> > definitively existing.
>
> Sounds to me like the old problem with asynchronous loading
> mechanisms.
>
> If one starts loa
I'm sure I saw a note on this list about increasing the limit on
file descriptors and/or processes by modifying the kernel
source, but I can't seem to find one. Can someone point me
in the right direction? Is it "safe" to increase these limits?
What are the tradeoffs?
BTW, yes this IS java-lin
Hi Jean-Pierre et all,
Jean-Pierre Dube wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I there some work going on to port HotSpot to linux or are we going to
> be the last one to get the goodies.
The last one to get the goodies? You gotta see things in perspective. We (the
Linux community) have a rocksolid OS, a great Java
You can find rpm versions of jdk1.2 at this url:
ftp://tuiasi.ro/pub/os/linux/jdk-1.2/
and
I hope soon on ftp://contrib.redhat.com.
The packages are the following:
jdk-1.2pre-v1-1.i386.rpm
jdk-devel-1.2pre-v1-1.i386.rpm
jdk-demo-1.2pre-v1-1.i386.rpm
They were built on a 2.2.3 running RedHa
Is there no answer to this question?
I have sent the same question in many times before and I did not see any
response.
( maybe I just missed it )
Thanks
Steve
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> I also use rh5.2, but my jdk1.2 from blackdown doesn't work on my
also??? i am using debian
> computer. I got a error something like "cannot open
> libstdc++-libcso.2" (I cannot remember). I checked my "/usr/lib". I
heard that already... you need to set a symlink to an existing library
I am running a Rawhide installation with glibc2.1 and the 2.2.3
kernel.
The following problems seems to force me to work on NT or wait for the
glibc2.1 version of jdk1.2. (Now eagerly awaiting the glibc2.1 version)
java -green -Djava.compiler= NO.orion.markfeed.MarkFeedAdmin
Exception in threa
I have had success getting Apache 1.3.4 and Apache JServ working under
Blackdown's JDK 1.2. One difference I noted between our environments is
that I'm running the 2.0.37 kernel instead of 2.2.x. I did not perform
extensive testing since it worked the first time I tried it (last
weekend).
Many
Hi,
I there some work going on to port HotSpot to linux or are we going to
be the last one to get the goodies.
Thanks
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On Thu, 18 Mar 1999, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> hi bruno
>
> I also use rh5.2, but my jdk1.2 from blackdown doesn't work on my
> computer. I got a error something like "cannot open
> libstdc++-libcso.2" (I cannot remember). I checked my "/usr/lib". I
> really didn't have that. So, can you tel
Hi,
I found my problem. When I moved my code from NT to Linux I forgot to
change the semi-colon in my classpath to a colon. That error caused
Jikes to go bizzark. The same problem will appear under NT if I don't
change the classpath from a colon to a semi-colon. It's weird error
message for that
When I use jdk1.2pre, I get a error like:
" cannot find libstdc++-libc6.0-1.so.2".
can anyone tell me where I can download that lib, or can anyone nice
enough to send it to me?
thank
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hi bruno
I also use rh5.2, but my jdk1.2 from blackdown doesn't work on my
computer. I got a error something like "cannot open
libstdc++-libcso.2" (I cannot remember). I checked my "/usr/lib". I
really didn't have that. So, can you tell me where i can download that
lib, or can you send it to
Just wondering - the status page says the multicast sockets issues are
fixed in 2.0.37ac9 - the latest patch I can see over @ Alan's site is
ac8 - is there a later patch or is it a typo?
Cheers,
Dan.
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hi,
i tried using jdk 1.1.7 w/ glibc 2.1.999***
(222) i think, it didnt work, calling upon redundant things must be (forget) -
the point being i reinstalled glibc 2.0 and it worked fine. I had to put baq
glibc 2.1 as i use it w/ other programs.
i thought maybe jdk 1.2 might work.. i get
You may have some invalid zip in your classpath, e.g. classes.zip, which
doesn't exist in JDK 1.2. If you have multiple JDKs installed (1.1 and 1.2)
and want to switch, you will be forced to change the CLASSPATH in the
switch, removing all the 1.1-only zips/jars and inserting all the
1.2-specific
Steven Rubenstein writes:
> What am I doing wrong?
Perhaps not providing enough information for anyone to determine the answer
to your question? :-)
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