Rachit Siamwalla wrote:
>
> > Agreed, Swing JFC is one of the best API design ever. Java 2D/ DnD is excellent
> > and JMF appears to be well though out. I await Java Sound with baited breath.
> >
>
> I don't 100% agree with the comment about JFC. Some things in JFC are
> well written like the JT
> Agreed, Swing JFC is one of the best API design ever. Java 2D/ DnD is excellent
> and JMF appears to be well though out. I await Java Sound with baited breath.
>
I don't 100% agree with the comment about JFC. Some things in JFC are
well written like the JTree and the JTable and the Text compo
When will JPDA be available for JDK 1.2.
Thanks
Al
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You're not in shape to run JDK1.2 -- I think you may be on
RH4.something. You need a system based on glibc: RH5 or RH6 (I think RH
moved to glibc with their 5.0 release, but I'll accept correction on
that point).
If you're willing to work with JDK1.1, you can get that for your system.
Nathan
C
Levi wrote:
>
> I reacently installed the JDK ver. 1.2 on the latest (updated daily)
> version of Debian. I tried to compile a basic text case with the following
> command:
>
> javac HelloWorld.java
>
> But the compiler responded with this error:
>
> Error: can't find libjava.so.
>
> I'd apre
So I'm sortof clueless when it comes to linux-guts issues. My machine
is semi-supported by sys admins so I haven't had the pleasure (?) of
paying much attention to real maintanence stuff.
in /usr/lib :
ls -al | grep libc
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1197954 Apr 8 1997 libc.a
lrwxrwxrwx
I reacently installed the JDK ver. 1.2 on the latest (updated daily)
version of Debian. I tried to compile a basic text case with the following
command:
javac HelloWorld.java
But the compiler responded with this error:
Error: can't find libjava.so.
I'd apreciate any help I can get.
-Levi
-
David Blankley wrote:
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> I haven't tested under 1.2 yet, but a similar problem exists in v1.1.7
>
> Maybe I'm misunderstanding threads, but the following code will go through
>the run method once and exit:
You're probably misremembering a bit... this example shouldn't go
thro
Not only is Visual J++ not Java, the Java VM delivered with
Internet Explorer is not java - MS has removed rmi and Corba.
Nick
Larry Gates wrote:
> >Date: Fri, 09 Jul 1999 07:02:02 -0400
> >From: "Thomas M. Sasala" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> > Perhaps it takes a large API to reproduce someth
Visual J++ is an IDE for Windows. Unless you jump through
some hoops, it allows you to write applications that will only run
under a Windozes version of Java.
As far as I recall, Microsoft is under serious pressure
to bring J++ into line with the Sun license agreement. So much
Hi,
I have the Java Sun source distribution for the jdk 1.1.8 and I would
like to built it on my Linux box. I already have the Linux jdk 1.1.7-v3
binaries installed. What diffs must I apply?
Thanks for your help
Virginie Galtier
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>Date: Fri, 09 Jul 1999 07:02:02 -0400
>From: "Thomas M. Sasala" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Perhaps it takes a large API to reproduce something Apple, Microsloth,
>Sun, HP, etc. have been working on for 20 years.
>
> FWIW, I don't think the API has anything to do with write once,
>run no
I haven't tested under 1.2 yet, but a similar problem exists in v1.1.7
Maybe I'm misunderstanding threads, but the following code will go through the
run method once and exit:
Unfortunately, I'm doing this code from memory so it might not be perfect...
import jav
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Is that So ? I guess you haven't Push the Swing API
> its limit. I encounter quite a lot of bug that I had
> to use the latest swing API in order to solve my bugs.
Doh! That sounds like a pretty silly argument. I am sure that most
Swing developers are using Swing 1.
Perhaps it takes a large API to reproduce something Apple, Microsloth,
Sun, HP, etc. have been working on for 20 years.
FWIW, I don't think the API has anything to do with write once,
run noum, any where. Clearly Microsoft has been able to turn
Java in to a platform specifi
Hello to you all!
When I try to run some class I was presented with this message:
Font specified in font.properties not found
Could someone help me?
THANKS in advance.
Bye
Rui
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LAIKOK wrote:
>
> Is that So ? I guess you haven't Push the Swing API
> its limit.
Do you mean, maybe, pushing the Swing *implementation* to its limit? An
API is a description of services offered by a package, not an actual
package itself.
FWIW, I think Sun's strategy is good. They're taking
Peter Pilgrim wrote:
>
> However what suprises me is the length of time it has taken for Java 2 to
> gain acceptance. If you are AIX developer waiting JDK 1.2 you must be
> suffering and salivating.
Yep :-). However the wait is usually worth it. My experience is that the delay usually
reflects
Is that So ? I guess you haven't Push the Swing API
its limit. I encounter quite a lot of bug that I had
to use the latest swing API in order to solve my bugs.
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Hi Matthias,
I changed that code and included the s1.equals("") and i found out
that it is working that blank line is send as a blank line and other lines
are read as a normal line.The output is shown below.
s[0]=this is a test file which can
s[1]=
s[2]=be deleted when not neede
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> I guess this is a necessary policy. If sun would not offer JDBC 2, 3D api, RMI,
> these technology would be developed from a third party as they are demanded.
> the consequence would be a drifting of Java to a lot of different systems. then
> you could finally f
No. From the Java documentation (java.io.DataInput, readLine()):
> If the character '\n' is encountered, it is discarded and reading
> ceases. If the character '\r' is encountered, it is discarded and, if the
>following byte converts to the character
> '\n', then that is discarded also
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