Amlan Saha wrote:
>
> Hi people
>
> I tried the Java benchmark "Caffeine Mark 3.0" on both a Windows'98
> machine and a Linux machine running the JDK 1.1.7 from SUN. The
> configuration for the Linux machine was RedHat 6.0 distribution,
> 2.2.6 kernel and running JDK 1.1.7. Both the machines a
> I am at a loss to understand as to why Linux fared so BADLY in
> comparison to Windows and also why graphics under Linux is so much
> better than under Windows.
First off, I'd hazard a guess that the Windows benchmark was run with a
JIT, and the Linux benchmark wasn't. Second, Windows JVM is
Hi people
I tried the Java benchmark "Caffeine Mark 3.0" on both a Windows'98
machine and a Linux machine running the JDK 1.1.7 from SUN. The
configuration for the Linux machine was RedHat 6.0 distribution,
2.2.6 kernel and running JDK 1.1.7. Both the machines are Pentium
II-300.
The results a
Hi,
I experience the following error under Netscape 4.6:
# Applet IIprices did not shut down within 30 seconds -- killing it.
# Exception while destroying group: IIprices
java.lang.IllegalThreadStateException
at java.lang.ThreadGroup.destroy(ThreadGroup.java:673)
* at
netscape.applet.AppletT
Hi,
The file for glibc2.1:
jdk1.2pre-v2.tar.bz2
19572002 Jun 4 21:57
(size)(date)
seems to be corrupted as bzip2 says:
bzip2 -tvv jdk1.2pre-v2.tar.bz2
jdk1.2pre-v2.tar.bz2:
[1: huff+mtf rt+rld]
[2: huff+mtf rt+rld]
[3: huff+mtf rt+rld]
[4: huff+mtf rt+rld]
[5: huff
If you're interested in Java resource management, I encourage you to
carry on the discussion on a mailing list I run for just that purpose,
javares. Info is at http://gee.cs.oswego.edu/dl/javares/
There are lots of people who are interested in this problem - real
time folks, people running untrus
The theory in CORBA is this: you always use the particular IDL-to-
compiler that came with that ORB. For example, it would absolutely make no
sense whatsoever to use Orbix's IDL-to-C++ compiler if you're using
Visibroker as the ORB, as certain ORB-specific features (generated, perhaps
by the Orbix
"Daniel W. Dulitz x108" wrote:
> Rob Clark writes:
> > Here's a crazy idea: the whole problem, as I see it, arises because
> > the JVM's garbage collector only knows of one resource pool, the
> > heap, when in fact there are other resource pools outside the JVM
> > that it should also concern its
Rob Clark writes:
> Here's a crazy idea: the whole problem, as I see it, arises because
> the JVM's garbage collector only knows of one resource pool, the
> heap, when in fact there are other resource pools outside the JVM
> that it should also concern itself with. [...]
>
> For example, sun could
I apologize if this is in the FAQ, but I am unable to currently access
it, so I seek the wisdom of the list...
I have been having trouble with modal dialogs in Swing. In particular,
the parent window is allowed to get focus after it has popped up a modal
dialog. I would like the behavior of stand
Here's a crazy idea: the whole problem, as I see it, arises
because the JVM's garbage collector only knows of one resource pool, the
heap, when in fact there are other resource pools outside the JVM that
it should also concern itself with. Say, for example, you implement
a class, FooBar, that
Hi,
First off, thanks for all of the responses. I'm now realizing that I
didn't correct the subject line on my email before sending it out.
Since I was experiencing problems with the JDK port to Linux, I tried
using ORBacus. I wasn't much more successful there because I couldn't
get it to use
I'm sorry for this intrusion,
Is there an example ( concrete to some degree ) of how to make this
happen ? ( was it posted ? )
gat
Rob Clark wrote:
> Chris Abbey wrote:
>
>> But is that memory allocated out of the chunk of VM reserved as the
>> HEAP?
>
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Hi,
Question: I've got Suse 6.0, and don't know how to figure out what
glibc version I have, and thus what version to download. I tried
doing a "locate glibc", and also "rpm -qa | grep glibc", and didn't
find anything useful. So, I really have two questions: 1) How to find
this out, and 2) Wha
Hi,
I'll just answer my own post in case anyone else is interested. I wrote a
little Drag-n-drop handler for JDK1.1. It just does intra-jvm dnd, but
that's all I need anyways, and as far as I can see doing anything would
require native code. I made an interface for components that want to do
Chris Abbey writes:
> So what part of garbage collection actually releases the resources
> of an object? java/lang/Object.finalize(); The way gc frees up
> resources is that it calls finalize on any object that it has
> detected is garbage (is not reachable) before it goes through and
> takes the
Testing
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Hi gang:
OK if there is no 1.2.x plugin then is there a 1.1.x version. I think I
downloaded it from somewhere(blackdown.org ?) but that was a long time ago.
If there is such a thing then where can I get it now?
Greg Tomalesky
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Hi,
when running the emacs jde or, to be more specific, the jdb interface
of the jde, the emacs looses the line number information for the
debugging
statements next or step. This is due to the fact, that the jdb on
linux doesn't print the message 'Breakpoint hit at ...', as it does
under windo
Here is a small test program (somewhere copied) to show my problem more
exactely.
-- PlayerApplet.java ---
import java.applet.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.net.*;
import javax.media.*;
public class PlayerApplet extends Applet implements ControllerL
Test 2
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Netscape's IFC (Internet Foundation Classes) support D&D. This is AKO pre-swing
library, and lacks the support enjoyed by the swing / bean market.
Mike
Robb Shecter wrote:
> Hi,
>
> IBM has a set of Java Beans that enable drag and drop for Java 1.1. I'm
> checking it out right now to see if i
Test 1
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You can run the virtual X server (Xvfb). It doesn't use that much
resources as a real X server does.
-Yves
On Thu, 12 Aug 1999, Boban Acimovic/Forritun AKS hf. wrote:
> Is there any API that could be alternative for java.awt and doesn't need X
> server running?
>
> I can't believe that I can'
Test.
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I'm not sure about how all this works. I have had JMF 1.1 working with
JDK117_v3 in playing back the sample MOV (audio AND video) and .AU (audio
only) with SimplePlayer, the sample player with JMF1.1. The platform is
Slackware Linux 2.2.6.
Anyway, I HAVE had problems with using my own DataSo
>I can't believe that I can't create images on dedicated Web server and send
>it to clients over http response if I don't run X!!!
The Java image stuff is fairly poor. Various people have written
libraries to do graphics without AWT. One that looks interesting is
Jef Poskanzer's, over at http://w
Hi,
I'm writing a java program which use the Java Media Framework. Because I
like to finish my job (started a long time ago) under Linux I wonder if
anyone has succesfull installed JMF2.0ea on a jdk1.1.7_v3? With JMF1.1 and
jdk1.1.6 I hadn't problem to use the player api. If I start JMStudio and
Hi,
IBM has a set of Java Beans that enable drag and drop for Java 1.1. I'm
checking it out right now to see if it'll work in an applet:
http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/ab.nsf/jbName/E4F2891D1D606E208525674C00682447
- Robb
Is there any API that could be alternative for java.awt and doesn't need X
server running?
I can't believe that I can't create images on dedicated Web server and send
it to clients over http response if I don't run X!!! It's also security, if
java.awt need X server, and we know that there were so
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