Hi,
Anyone knows why the java console shows messages as
applet did not shut down within 30 seconds --- Killing it.
even though the thread ran from the applet finishes as its run method
returns.
Thanks in advance
Hicham Mouline
ManDrapeau Pte Ltd
69 Tras Street, Singapore 079008
I am using java1.1.5 in linux 5.2. When I use AWT for stadalone
applications the text fields become equal size irrespective of
my size declaration. I am using GridBagLayout and GridBagConstraints
for positioning the Components like Labels and Text Fields. Though
the Labels are of different sizes
Hello All,
I have written a simple program to execute "ls" through java. But it
isnt working. Can any one point out the error?
class ExecDemo{
public static void main(String args[]){
Runtime r=Runtime.getRuntime();
Process p=null;
String cmd{}={"ls"};
try{
On Tue, 17 Aug 1999, Jim Hazen wrote:
> It seems that IBM has been pretty forthcoming with respect to support
> for opensource people. All of the source to Jikes, and I believe their
> JDK can be found on their website. IBM is very interested in using Java
> as a middleware to their databases,
Nelson Minar wrote:
> >IMHO, the ideal situation would be for Sun to support Linux as one of
> >its primary platforms. I don't understand why Sun does not.
>
> I don't understand why Sun doesn't support Linux either, either as a
> platform for Java or better still, an OS for their hardware. SGI h
U.. I don't envy your testing job! That sounds like a nightmare
come true.
Being closer to Java then most of us on this list, do you see Sun
planning another "Java 2" jump any time soon? Or does it seem they are
going to stick with 1.2 for a while and really clean it up?
Just curious if
>IMHO, the ideal situation would be for Sun to support Linux as one of
>its primary platforms. I don't understand why Sun does not.
I don't understand why Sun doesn't support Linux either, either as a
platform for Java or better still, an OS for their hardware. SGI has
recently woken up and reali
> Riyad Kalla writes:
Riyad> I would like some indication FROM Blackdown for the
Riyad> following things just so I'm not so in the dark:
Riyad> - The current status of the 1.2 JDK
The basic issues are still the same: the native threads vm, and the
color depths (actually vario
It seems that IBM has been pretty forthcoming with respect to support
for opensource people. All of the source to Jikes, and I believe their
JDK can be found on their website. IBM is very interested in using Java
as a middleware to their databases, and building web enabled data
warehouses. This
On Tue, 17 Aug 1999, Robert Perry wrote:
> This sounds like a reasonable plan. I'll try it. Thank you.
>
> I'm happy to see a member of the JBuilder Development Team reading this list.
>
> Paolo Ciccone wrote:
>
> > On Tue, Aug 17, 1999 at 01:12:26PM -0400, Robert Perry wrote:
> > >
> Mike Christiansen writes:
Mike> I too am very concerned with this issue and don't know what
Mike> to say. My hat goes off for Blackdown. But even if the
Mike> Blackdown effort produced a working, native thread VM
The problems with the native threads vm are closely related to
pr
> Riyad Kalla writes:
Riyad> I was discussing exactly this with the creators of AnyJ the
Riyad> other day. I was curious as to how much porting it takes to
Riyad> port such a large project from Win32 to Solaris and Linux,
Riyad> and the mentioned that Linux is the hardest sime
Hi all. I tried to run the java_g executable in the
blackdown port of the JDK 1.2 v2 when I got this error.
Warning: opcode 212 not implemented yet
Warning: JIT compiler failed for
java/lang/ref/SoftReference.get()Ljava/lang/Object;
I do not know if this was the cause, but the java_g executable
This is a good point, however I think they create lrun to not LOOSE market to Linux,
not
to support it. Realistically, why would such a huge corporation support Linux without
gain?
Personall I see it to their disadvantage to support Java fully on linux. Like another
gentlement on this newgroup b
This sounds like a reasonable plan. I'll try it. Thank you.
I'm happy to see a member of the JBuilder Development Team reading this list.
Paolo Ciccone wrote:
> On Tue, Aug 17, 1999 at 01:12:26PM -0400, Robert Perry wrote:
> >
> > Speaking of Layout Manager problems. Is it just m
Hello,
I'm just curious. Why is no one talking about the possible experience to be
gained from IBM? Because the legal problems are too great, therefore stalling
the relationship? Or is IBM unwilling to help (since it sounds they have much
more to loose in the relationship)? Or is that it's rela
I wonder if this has anything to do with IBM's port. Some time ago IBM posted a
technical preview of 1.1.6 for Linux (people that used it say it is extremely fast).
IBM is probably working, as we speak, on version 1.2 to support their upcoming
VisualAge for Java/Linux. Maybe Blackdown decided no
Jacob Nikom wrote:
> I have feeling that for Sun Java is more important than Solaris.
> IMHO they are targeting quickly growing embedded market to sell
> more of their hardware. This market is good place for Java and
> Linux, not Solaris.
>
> A lot of embedded and "real-time" software developers
> IMHO, the ideal situation would be for Sun to support Linux as one of its
> primary platforms. I don't understand why Sun does not. It would help Unix
and
> hurt NT (After all, the enemy of my enemy etc.).
Is Linux not as much of a thread to Solaris?
Jon.
---
I would like to thank everyone for there suggestions. However, I found
changing window managers did the trick. I stumbled across this when I decided to
let the Java application which was running on a Linux box across the building
display on my O2 which was setting on my desk. (my laptop was
Hi,
This may seem complicated but I would like to retrive a number of
images from a zip'ed/jar file where the location and image file is
stored in the database.
The jdbc/oracle query selects the user, returns the location of
the image/photo and the image name.
userid =
location = /usr/local/im
I understand your point of view - but at the same time Sun has provided support to port
linux to their ultra series machines and with their release of lrun (a tool to allow
linux programs binary compatibility under Solaris 7) it seems they wan't to support
Linux. You also have to look at the fac
Hello,
I would have to agree with Mike about a commercial port (we need one, or at least
a commercially back port). I'm not sure that we should have to pay for it though
(although I know my boss would). I think is very hard to convince people they
should develop Java technologies for free (whe
Again use a `ByteArrayOutputStream' again, do not use
`byte [] image_bytes = new byte[is.available]' !
THIS IS PURE PROTOTYPE, check the API
BufferedInputStream bis = new BufferedInputStream( -InputStream );
ByteArrayOutputStream baos = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
byte [] raw_data = null;
try
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone knows where the java-plugin stands in
development and if I can lend a hand?
Thanks
Chris
Christopher T. Griffiths
Senior Network/Systems Administrator
Quansoo Group Inc.
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I have feeling that for Sun Java is more important than Solaris.
IMHO they are targeting quickly growing embedded market to sell
more of their hardware. This market is good place for Java and
Linux, not Solaris.
A lot of embedded and "real-time" software developers are looking
into Linux+Java co
This is not just an RMI / FTP problem. People have got in trouble with
`InputStream.available()'
when loading GIF images in Applets.
Instead use a `ByteArrayOutputStream' to read the data, buffer size by buffer
size
then get the data by calling `getBytes()'.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Robert Co
Don't you need load balancing to take advantage of
more than one link? FWIW, I don't think it's a linux thing -
more likely a Java thing (or the linux port of Java).
-Tom
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>
>Hi I am currently doing my Msc Project which is related with
> communica
I see two points:
1. Having felt frustrated for some time with the lack of visible progress, I
posted a message asking how I could help. No response.
2. There was a comment in an earlier message that a commercial product was not a
good idea. I don't see why. Clearly, from the apparent difficulty
Harri Sunila writes:
> On Tue, 17 Aug 1999, Amlan Saha wrote:
>
> > Hi there
> >
> > I am trying to write a Java wrapper for some C libraries. I have
> > gotten most of it working except that I am not able to launch
> > programs from the C libaries. I have a standard C-shared obj
Hi I am currently doing my Msc Project which is related with
communications benchmarking of Fast Ethernet using java. A problem raised
when I added one more 100Mbps fast Ethernet card to my system. While on
windows95 I saw and increase from 3.5MB/s to 4.5MB/s when I added the second
fast E
On Tue, 17 Aug 1999, Amlan Saha wrote:
> Hi there
>
> I am trying to write a Java wrapper for some C libraries. I have
> gotten most of it working except that I am not able to launch
> programs from the C libaries. I have a standard C-shared object
> library where I define a function using
>
I found a potential nasty bug in 0.3.5.30, which I have eradicated.
There is a newer release 0.3.5.44 on my site. I think I also licked the
ScreenUpdater Thread lock up bug at the end of the game (well maybe).
The modification I did seem to get rid of it for now.
See ` http://www.acme.com/java/bu
Hi there
I am trying to write a Java wrapper for some C libraries. I have
gotten most of it working except that I am not able to launch
programs from the C libaries. I have a standard C-shared object
library where I define a function using
JNIEXPORT int JNICALL Java_API_Mypackage_myfu
Hi. I'm trying to write an applet that makes use of JMF1.1 and JDK
1.1.7, but have been getting a strange error. I can't run the program
not in a JAR as it breaches security (not allowed to open a network socket).
So I put it in a JAR and signed it, but when I try and run it
using appletview
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I'm going to have to agree completely. Now I can only imagine what a
colossal PITA porting JDK 1.2 must be, given the bazillion API changes
ranging from sound to 3D graphics support, but at least give us up to
date information, at least once a week I'd say. Even if all they said
was that they ha
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