Problems installing Netbeans

Hello everyone. This is my first post to this email list. I am also new to Java and Linux. My problem is that I cannot get the Netbeans application installed. Netbeans is a very good Java IDE (in my opinion) and is written entirely in Java. Also, this is not the only application that will not ru

Re: Installing TYA, been there? done that?

Christopher Rowan wrote: > > Having trouble getting tya to install on RedHat5.2 Blackdown 1.1.7. > > ./configure tells me it can't find my version. You should try with : ./configure --with-jdk=/usr/local/jdk1.1.7 --libdir=java (you should enter above your path to jdk1.1.7) make and then make

Installing TYA, been there? done that?

Hi, Having trouble getting tya to install on RedHat5.2 Blackdown 1.1.7. ./configure tells me it can't find my version. make works. make install installs the shared library, but it is not recognized, despite setting the JAVA_COMPILER environment variable to tya. Any hints? --

[Fwd: inserting applet into an internal frame]

Whoops !! New mail program and I can't type my own return address correctly Joel McCarty Allright so I figured out to use show() to work around the resize problem but how to destroy the panes current applet still eludes me - please help !!! Joel McCarty Joel McCarty wrote: > I am worki

Re: inserting applet into an internal frame

Allright so I figured out to use show() to work around the resize problem but how to destroy the panes current applet still eludes me - please help !!! Joel McCarty Joel McCarty wrote: > I am working on an applet that contains a menubar and an internal frame. > Clicking a button from the menu b

inserting applet into an internal frame

I am working on an applet that contains a menubar and an internal frame. Clicking a button from the menu bar launches an inner applet in the internal frame like thus: private void jCalcButtonActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt){ java.applet.Applet FF = new FeeFrameApplet();

Re: Sun Bashing 2

--- Maksim Lin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > First off I want to say that my previous posts were > done late on friday, > which is probably not the best time to write > level-headed posts so I > apologise if my previous posts were too emotional. I know the feeling :^) > On the point of standardi

Re: Sun Bashing 2

First off I want to say that my previous posts were done late on friday, which is probably not the best time to write level-headed posts so I apologise if my previous posts were too emotional. Ken McNeil wrote: > > >Exactly competition is good. But I'm afraid a differ with you Ken on > >what com

Re: ...

At 04:45 PM 5/2/99 -0700, Riyad Kalla wrote: > I am not sure if this is an error, or my lack of knowledge. :) > :) (: University of Arizona :) well, you really wrote more... but my mail reader can't phatom the x-html yours sends... anyway, this is one of the things

Re: ...

The java.awt.List and java.util.List conflict you have found is in my opinion a VERY unfortunate oversight on the part of Sun. It's one example of some lack of coordination in designing the class layout of java. So yes, it's fine that you declared a variable as: java.util.List foo; Generally,

Warning: Cannot allocate colormap entry for default background.

Al writes: > > I get this warning when I execute my program. The program works fine. > How do I get ride of the warning? > > Warning: Cannot allocate colormap entry for default background. Don't run Netscape, or run it afterwards, or run it with the command line parameter that says to lim

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I am not sure if this is an error, or my lack of knowledge. But when you import java.util.*; and java.awt.*; and use the List class, the List class from .awt conflicts with the List interface from .util, so I had to specify "java.awt.List" which I've never had to do before.. is this an error, or

Warning: Cannot allocate colormap entry for default background.

I get this warning when I execute my program. The program works fine. How do I get ride of the warning? Warning: Cannot allocate colormap entry for default background. Thanks Al -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: Access Violation

>Hi, >Sorry to ask again. Sorry to harp, but this relates to JAVA ON *LINUX* how? Cafe doesn't run on Linux, we don't use paths like "c:\", and I don't think you'll see "Fatal Error: (Access Violation at 015F:02F8D844)" in any kernel sources Linus approved. ---

RE: Access Violation

Hi, Sorry to ask again. But Ive downloaded the swing files, and have put them on the classpath for Symantec Visual Cafe in the sc.ini file. However when I try to compile the program, it gives me an access violation error. Could anyone help? I am using JFrame and JtextField from the package.

Could not find END header

Hi, The error now is cannot find END Header. Does anyone know what Im doing wrong? Thanks, Stressed Farhan Sorry to ask again. But Ive downloaded the swing files, and have put them on the classpath for Symantec Visual Cafe in the sc.ini file. However when I try to compile the program, it

Access Violation

Hi, Sorry to ask again. But Ive downloaded the swing files, and have put them on the classpath for Symantec Visual Cafe in the sc.ini file. However when I try to compile the program, it gives me an access violation error. Could anyone help? I am using JFrame and JtextField from the package. Thank

debugging problem

Hi, everybody I'm trying to debug an app using jdb, but I've found a problem (maybe a bug?). When I begin debugging, eveything seems fine, but when the frame appears on the screen (the constructor call has finished and I call setVisible(true) on the frame) the thread finishes, and the debugger en