Hello, All,
I met an error when I port my windows JNI to Linux. The jni run well on
Windows NT/95/98. I don't familiar with Linux platform I need your help.
Error is
FATAL ERROR in native method: try to unpin an object that is not pined.
I want to offenly what type of code could incur this err
When is jdk 1.2 final due? Are you working with it with mozilla's OJI?
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Chris Abbey wrote:
> >lack of support *from Sun* is seriously joepardizing any
>
> Why does it have to be Sun? It's not like they're developing Java in
> a total vaccuumm (how do you spell that word anyway? :| ) there are
> several other companie
At 11:24 AM 4/22/99 -0700, Paolo Ciccone wrote:
>1) Sun pushed Java as a multiplatform language.
Sun positioned Java as a language not bound to any realworld platform;
and hence as being multiplatform capable. The only platform that's really
involved when you run Java is the Java Virtual Machine.
At 01:32 AM 4/22/99 -0700, Steven Mills wrote:
[...]
>your web site. Can you send me a URL with the latest demo's? I'm
[...]
Since the demos are in java, and java is platform independent, the demos
are platform independent... I'd suggest starting with the ones at
http://developer.javasoft.com/
At 10:00 AM 4/23/99 +0800, Jayvee Vibar wrote:
>Is there a java runtime environment for linux??
yes.
http://www.blackdown.org/java-linux/mirrors.html lists many mirrors
you can choose from. All of them have it. Select any one, then select the
level you want (i.e. JDK-1.1.7), then select your arc
Is there a java runtime environment for linux??
Thanks.
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Jaco de Groot wrote:
> > >
> > > Too many open files in system
> >
> > Make sure you're closing the files when you're done with them.
>
> I've checked my code for this. But even without closing them
> myself, shouldn't they be closed at garbage collecting time?
>
> What tool under Linux do I u
How can I do to have the setMnemonic working in a Java-Swing app?
I have read some about the topic but I can't find any concrete response
of what combination of jdk-Xserver-WindowManager can I use to avoid the
problem.
Please I'm in a big trouble for this little detail, I can't make work my
app
Steve, are you there? Gawd, I gotta thank you for Linux
JDK. We're running it on CardPC in a Java electric car!
Wow.
Owen
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Last night, a friend of mine was telling me he had exactly the same problem (except
using
servlets), and the same solution worked for him. He speculated that the JVM he was
using
couldn't handle compressed java library files (which I suspect may be your problem as
well). I
didn't look into th
Hi there,
I just installed the pre-release 1 of jdk1.2 on my system and as stated
in the README included its bin directory in my PATH. But - even trying to
run a simple HelloWorld fails with an OutOfMemory error (and I am somewhat
certain that there is enough memory left [unless, 900MB free me
Dimitris wrote:
> In my opinion, even such a release would make sense, since it could point out even
> more problems (and thus expedite the route to final release), and even unveil some
> jdk problems.
so here it is:
ftp://gonzalez.cyberus.ca/pub/Linux/java/tya13.tgz
size is 129612 byte.
> "BK" == Bernd Kreimeier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
BK> Paolo Ciccone writes:
>> I'm personally disappointed by Sun's reaction.
BK> While I enjoy Sun bashing as much as anybody (in my case, I
BK> have the 7+ years of working with and maintaining of Sun
BK> equipment to
Paolo Ciccone writes:
> I'm personally disappointed by Sun's reaction.
While I enjoy Sun bashing as much as anybody (in my case,
I have the 7+ years of working with and maintaining of Sun
equipment to justify it), let's be reasonable.
a) Sun doesn't owe us anything
b) there is limited if an
Bruce R Miller writes:
> It seemed to me only slightly more polite than saying:
> "If you dont like what you're given, shut up & go away!"
Well, isn't that the bottom line for activities nobody
gets paid for?
> it's also counter-productive to insult & hassle (or ignore)
> the potential user
Chris Abbey writes:
> umm... no, not really. I don't think I represent a small segment of the
> Java world when I say "give me stability over new features". Or worded
> differently (from a bug traq on the JDC) "stop dreaming up new APIs and
> finish fixing the ones you dreamt up last release".
127.0.0.1 is your loopback interface. There was a post on this list
recently about someone needing to edit their /etc/hosts file, putting
localhost after their real hostname.
Russ
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S
Nelson Minar wrote:
>
> >I have been trying to get RMI to work for some time now.
>
> RMI works fine in Java/Linux - I rely on it heavily with my code, and
> it works as well as it could. (There are some interesting issues
> relating to socket limits and 50+ simultaneous calls, but that's Linux
Dustin Lang writes:
>
> Hi,
>
> > Can someone help me clarify the following:
> >
> > Java is Big-Endian, correct?
> > Intel Linux is Little-Endian, correct?
>
> Corrrect me if I'm wrong, but here's my understanding of the endianness:
> 1. the java classes (such as DataInputStream) do
I share the frustration expressed recently about the status of Java on
Linux. We've always been somewhat second class citizens. The problem
is most definitely not Blackdown's fault - they're doing great given
their resources and the licensing structure of Java.
As for Sun's "agenda", my feeling i
>I have been trying to get RMI to work for some time now.
RMI works fine in Java/Linux - I rely on it heavily with my code, and
it works as well as it could. (There are some interesting issues
relating to socket limits and 50+ simultaneous calls, but that's Linux
and RMI's fault, not the Linux po
Thank you all for helping me this far. I suppose I just open a lot of
file descriptors.
How can I change the max number of file descriptors for the whole system
(I'm using RedHat 5.2)?
When my servlets run out of file descriptors other processes owned by
other users are getting messages like "T
Hi!
I just want to inform you, that I have installed the
JDK 1.2 pre-release 1 successfully on the new
SuSE Linux 6.1 (http://www.suse.com).
I have compiled and run several Swing based applications
and everything seems to work fine.
System:
- SuSE Linux 6.1 on Intel Pentium
- egc
Wes Biggs wrote:
> > All your arguments are factually right. But pyschology is at work here, and
> > especially in an extremely important project like JDK porting (from my
> > perspective, it is the second most important project after the kernel and at
> > times more important), you have to acco
I want to use JDK 1.1.7 to develop a Java Applet for a project at
Motorola I'm working on. I've downloaded and installed JDK 1.1.7.
Somewhere I saw a mention of demo software. I can't seem to find it on
your web site. Can you send me a URL with the latest demo's? I'm
especially intereste
Constantin Teodorescu wrote:
>
> sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("-MM-dd");
> sdf.setLenient(false);
> try {
> thedate = sdf.parse(s);
Hi,
I've gotten good results by using the SimpleDateFormat constructor with this signatur
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