Re: NoClassDefFoundError... argh!

1999-07-19 Thread Per Widerlund
> My app has recently started throwing NoClassDefFoundErrors. It started > after I made some fairly large code changes, but the errors are coming > from code that was unchanged... > > I've removed all the class files and recompiled (hooray for Makefiles!), > with the same result. The only other

Swing 1.1.1 / JDK 1.1.7ver3

1999-07-19 Thread Matthew Brown
Hello, Swing 1.1.1(Offical) has been released but it says that it requires JDK 1.1.8 and I was wondering if that means its hard coded to work with 1.1.8 or can it still work with this port of 1.1.7??? Matt Brown -- To UNSUB

JAI

1999-07-19 Thread Bob Stafford
I've seen reference to a pure java version of the Java Advanced Imaging API both on Javasoft and blackdown web-sites. The Javasoft site syas it has actually been tested with the Blackdown Java port. Can anybody tell me where I can doawload this version from. The javasoft site only hosts Solari

Re: Servlets + JSP on linux (fwd)

1999-07-19 Thread Chris Woods
Tim Reilly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > If anyone has a tarball of jwdk 1.0 lying around anyplace, I'd VERY much > appreciate it if they could send it my way. Or, if anyone knows of an > obscure page on Sun's website that lists archived versions of their > products, I'd love to know about it.

odd AWT focus bug in JDK 1.1 and JDK 1.2 (with test case)

1999-07-19 Thread Nelson Minar
/** Demonstration of a bug in focus with the AWT on Linux and Java. ** ** Creates a Frame with a Choice and a TextArea. Every other time the ** Choice box is selected, the text area loses the ability to take ** focus. To demonstrate this, type some text into the text area, ** then select some

Re: sockets problem

1999-07-19 Thread Gary Howard
Make sure you are not using a println() to write out your commands since the "ln" part is platform dependent and typically not CRLF which is probably not what telnet is looking for. Instead, use: String CRLF = "\r\n"; String command = "telnet_command"; PrintWriter writer = new PrintWrit

Re: NoClassDefFoundError... argh!

1999-07-19 Thread Dustin Lang
Hi, > Try to unpack all jars and put them in one tree. If you are using JRE > 1.1.x do the same to rt.jar. Then try to run the app. Jar access code > was not multithreaded at time and sometimes could cause similar effects > (I've experienced it while getting images and classes at same time from

Re: NoClassDefFoundError... argh!

1999-07-19 Thread Jim Caley
Are you sure the same JVM is being invoked for each run? You can get the NoClassDefFoundError exception when using the wrong JVM. Regards, Jim Caley -- Dustin Lang wrote: > > Hi, > > My app has recently started throwing NoClassDefFoundErrors. It started > after I made some fairly large code

Re: -Xrunhprof:cpu=times gives a segfault.

1999-07-19 Thread Kontorotsui
On 18-Jul-99 Calin Medianu (Operations) wrote: [JDK1.2 pre-v1 segfaults on SuSE 6.1] > Mine segfaults as well. I run Slackware and jdk1.2pre-v2 (glibc2.0) > and everything else works fine. I see. Did you try the pre-v2 on SuSE 6.1 or it was a pre-v1 like mine? In the former case, can someone (m

Re: NoClassDefFoundError... argh!

1999-07-19 Thread Artur Biesiadowski
Dustin Lang wrote: > > Hi, > > My app has recently started throwing NoClassDefFoundErrors. It started > after I made some fairly large code changes, but the errors are coming > from code that was unchanged... > [..] > > By the way, the class file in question does exist and is in my classpath.

NoClassDefFoundError... argh!

1999-07-19 Thread Dustin Lang
Hi, My app has recently started throwing NoClassDefFoundErrors. It started after I made some fairly large code changes, but the errors are coming from code that was unchanged... I've removed all the class files and recompiled (hooray for Makefiles!), with the same result. The only other thing

Re: [JNI header files]

1999-07-19 Thread Yuwin Fei
It should be in a directory right under whereever jni.h is. Depending on the platform you use, the directory should be "linux", or "solaris" etc. You should have that path in your include path as part of your -I compiling option. Good luck. -- Yuwinf Dustin Lang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote

RE: Servlets + JSP on linux (fwd)

1999-07-19 Thread Tim Reilly
-- Forwarded message -- Date: Mon, 19 Jul 1999 10:43:37 -0400 (EDT) From: Tim Reilly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: John N. Alegre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: RE: Servlets + JSP on linux Unfortunately no, I have not gotten a response about this. I originally posted to the Java-Apach

JNI header files

1999-07-19 Thread Dustin Lang
Hi, It says it can't find typedefs_md.h, and I'd guess that's exactly true. Take a look at the java/include directory. There are a few files and a few directories for machine-dependent code. That's what the _md means. What you need to do is somehow make sure that gcc looks in that directory

to get the text from textfield

1999-07-19 Thread R MUTHUSWAMY
hi, i am trying to program a mailsender where i have put the actionlistener and i can trigger the listener when i click a button. Now i want to get the details of senderid and content of the mail i want to send. is there any way to give the parameters to the actionlistener when i trigge

No Subject

1999-07-19 Thread Murray
I am trying to compile traceroute in c, along with jni.h, and some java files but keep getting the following error message, anybody any ideas? Cheers. gcc -O2 -DHAVE_MALLOC_H=1 -DHAVE_STRERROR=1 -DHAVE_SETLINEBUF=1 -DSTDC_HEADE RS=1 -I. -Ilinux-include -c /home/murray/traceroute-1.4a4/tracerou