>Thanks - I really hadn't considered the fact that the call to readLine()
may be
>creating a lot of throw-away objects, too. I just saw that my loop was
creating
>one String object per iteration, so I thought, "That's not too bad." :)
:) been there... thought that too... then found out The Hard
Not a Java-Linux question but go to www.oracle.com and pick up the type
4 JDBC
drivers. I am currently using them on my project which is entirely
written
with JDK1.1.7 (LINUX) and the thin 8.0.4 driver. Works reasonably well.
Maureen Lecuona
Chien-Lung Wu wrote:
>
> Dear firends:
> I am a ne
Albert Y.C. Lai wrote:
>
> Nicholas Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Don't upgrade then, let someone else test the cutting edge stuff. The
> > point of linux is that you have choise.
>
> [...]
>
> Except that by now Java 2 is no longer supposed to be cutting edge
> stuff. Yet, if I get
Have you taken a look at your /etc/nsswitch.conf file? Do you have any "nis"
entries? If so, get rid of them and leave things to files and dns. Depending on
what software is running you may be experiencing nis timeouts (because you
aren't running nis) under 2.2.
Dirk Leas wrote:
> Anybody else b
Dear friends:
Thanks a lot for the information replying my JDBC question.
I tried to install Java1.1.6_v5 on my linux box on the dircetary of
/usr/local/jdk116_v5. So I set the PATH as /usr/local/jdk116_v5 and the
CLASSPATH=/usr/local/jdk116_v5/lib/classes.zip (follow the procedure of the
doc.)
Ho
On 24 Mar 1999, Albert Y.C. Lai wrote:
stuff. Yet, if I get it right, that the linux port requires such
beasts as libstdc++-libc6.0-1.so.2 means it is linked against cutting
Well, libstdc++-libc6.0-1.so.2 isn't a "real" library, I don't
believe. Simply symlinking libstdc++.so to the "beast
Look for the Oracle Thin-Client driver (classes111.zip) on their website. It
is 100% java code.
Match
At 3/24/99 05:33 PM, Chien-Lung Wu wrote:
>Dear firends:
>I am a newbie of the JAVA and Oracle. However I have to install the Oracle on
>my Linux box. I read some information said that JAVA 1.X
Nicholas Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Don't upgrade then, let someone else test the cutting edge stuff. The
> point of linux is that you have choise.
[...]
Except that by now Java 2 is no longer supposed to be cutting edge
stuff. Yet, if I get it right, that the linux port requires such
Hello,
Two Things:
1) can one of you please point to where to download the dingbats font
that is needed for java 2. I know that have been on the list before, but
I cant found it.
BTW why does java 2 need its own font properties file?
2) I discovered that the Swing Examples (Simple and SwingSet)
Hi,
I have jdk1.1.7 installed on my Linux m/c. javac compiles fine, but
when I try to run applications with user interface it crashes with
a SEGV.
The code is
--
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
public class hwapp1
You can find the oracle jdbc driver on your Oracle CD
or you can downloand it from http://www.oracle.com
It works wery well with java 1.x on Linux.
Bye
Paolo Comitini
On 24-Mar-99 Chien-Lung Wu wrote:
> Dear firends:
> I am a newbie of the JAVA and Oracle. However I have to install the Oracl
Dear firends:
I am a newbie of the JAVA and Oracle. However I have to install the Oracle on
my Linux box. I read some information said that JAVA 1.X can support JDBC. Now
this is my question.
1. If I want to use JAVA to access Oracle, can I have to install JDBC for
ORACLE?
2. Where can I get
[RE:] Kelly Campbell wrote:
I'd like to chime-in that I really appreciate the work done by the Java
Blackdown Team, and am anxiously awaiting the release version of 1.2.
Specifically the CORBA IDL stuff.
Keep up the great work!!!
James Caple
Riverbed Technologies
> Hi,
>
> I was just wondering
Hi,
I was just wondering if the jdk team is planning to release a 1.1.8
version of the JDK now that the reference release is out, or is the port
effort mainly going towards 1.2 now?
JDK 1.2 is just too bloated for us to use in any kind of production
environment. (I'm basing that decision off the
Si alguien ha tenido que instalar Apache 1.3, así como la extensión para
soportar los famosos Servlets (JServ 1.0b3), agradecería un montón que me
guiara en dicho proceso.
Y si no, ¿sabe alguien que herramientas puedo utilizar para montar un servidor
para Linux con soporte para los famosos se
Hi, Peter!
I think, you should use your classloader by using 2-level architecture. First,
you try to load class through forName, and if program throws an exception, load
class from archive, like this:
...
private FileClassLoader loader;
...
public Class getClass(String className) throws Ex
Andreas,
I would be interested in contributing, testing, documenting or whatever.
Cynthia Jeness
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
404-885-9772
Andreas Rueckert wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Somewhat OT(?):
> Since I don't like the other PLAFs, I've started to create a KDE PLAF. Far
> from
> completion, but some stuff alr
Anyone up for java.themes.org? We could get Raster to design us a
fancy videogame-looking PLAF for Java :-)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
. . . .. . . . http://www.media.mit.edu/~nelson/
Andreas Rueckert wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Somewhat OT(?):
> Since I don't like the other PLAFs, I've started to create a KDE PLAF. Far from
> completion, but some stuff already works (on JDK 1.1.7 + Swing 1.1B3 +
> KDE 1.0). If you are interested in contributing or testing, please drop me a
> p-mail.
>
I have written my own Custom Class Loader to emulate the Primordial [System
Default] Class Loader in the Virtual Machine?
It works fine, except I don't think it work across packages.
Basically I would like to do this :
Properties jvmProps = System.getProperties();
Dear Sir/ Madam,
Increasing global competitive pressure is leading carriers and shippers
to rethink sales, marketing and distribution strategies. It is apparent
that supply chain management, globalisation and IT implementation are
the important drivers which will propel logistics into the new
mil
> I have one question: I know JDK1.2 adds support for CORBA, and Sun
> distributes its own Java CORBA implementation. However (as always!), it
> distributes it for Solaris and Windows (ugh!). The Java classes are no
and the implementation is far from beeing standard and complete...
i am using jac
ORBacus works great with both JDK1.1 and 1.2. The major problem with
using it on JDK1.2 is the CORBA classes from Sun fit the OMG CORBA 2.2
standard which introduced the POA. ORBacus 3.x.x uses the CORBA 2.0
standard and the BOA.
To use ORBacus with JDK1.2, you can either set some parameters on
I have noticed several problems with JDK1.2 under linux (kernel
version 2.2.3, libc = libc.so.5.4.46, glibc2 (something) RedHat 5.2)
Callbacks in the SUN corba implementation do not work,
and neither does the
Runtime rt = Runtime.getRuntime();
rt.traceMethodCalls(true);
On a s
I'm not having a problem, really. The situation is that the output of
idltojava compiler of CDK-A doesn't compile with CORBA classes of
CDK-B (Corba Development Kit, that is =). Only runtime object
instances are interoperable; not their source.
*.java files generated by IDL compiled with JDK's
On Wed, 24 Mar 1999 09:56:59 +0100
Peter Kovacs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> What is PLAF?
PLAF stands for Pluggable Look-and-Feel. It is a feature of Swing
that allows the look and feel of Java GUI interface to be set
independent of the other GUI code and on the fly if set up correctly.
The n
What is PLAF?
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> Conversely, jidl (Orbacus' IDL compiler for Java) compiled class files
> won't run with the JDK runtime.
What's the problem exactly? Did you try setting the primary bootclasspath to the
ORBacus classes? (Personnaly, I do not have any
experience on Linux, but with earlier versions of Visibroker
Hi!
Somewhat OT(?):
Since I don't like the other PLAFs, I've started to create a KDE PLAF. Far from
completion, but some stuff already works (on JDK 1.1.7 + Swing 1.1B3 +
KDE 1.0). If you are interested in contributing or testing, please drop me a
p-mail.
Ciao,
Andreas
-
Anybody else benchmarked this combination against the same with the 2.0.36
kernel? It's more than a magnitude slower! One note, I built everything from
source except for the JDK which I'm running from the tar content.
Under 2.0.36, the above combination runs faster than IIS 4.0 + ServletExec
2.x!
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