Re: How big a server is required to deploy JServ?

> It only uses table based locking and it treats updates with a higher > priority than reads. That means that if you start a read query that takes > 60 seconds to execute, you can continue other reads just fine during that > period, _until_ you queue an update request on that table. Once you do

Re: Out of Memory Problem!!! Urgent!!!

I'm not surprised. You're allocating 20 megs for your program. This is not much. I'm not surprised you're running out of memory. I'd suggest using a higher value. > java -mx2k xxApplication -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email

Out of Memory Problem!!! Urgent!!!

Hai all,   I developed an application to be run on Linux platform using JDK1.2.2…But when I run the same on Linux compiled with the JDK1.2 (from blackdown.org),I am getting Out of memory error… My application is using postgresSQL as the backendand the JDBC driver provided by the PostgresSQL.

Re: How big a server is required to deploy JServ?

- Please read the FAQ! - On Fri, 1 Oct 1999, Rachit Siamwalla wrote: > > > > > You also need to be very careful about what queries you give to mysql. It > > > does not (at least did not) handle concurrent qu

JPDA for linux?

Anyone have any info on getting JPDA (the Java Debugger Suite) going under linux? It looks from downloading the solaris distro that it depends on a small native socket lib and a larger native wire protocol lib. Couldn't find a way to download the sources (not in the community license program?)

glibc version jdk117_v1a with native threads on redhat 6.0

Hi there, Is the jdk117_v1a (glibc version) supposed to work on redhat 6.0 (glibc2.1, kernel 2.2.5-15) or are there glibc2.0/glibc2.1 incompatibilities at work here ? I'm using native threads with this jdk on redhat6.0 for a multithreaded server that used JNI. If I use a single client, everythi

Re: How big a server is required to deploy JServ?

On 1 Oct, Tim Reilly wrote: > Can anyone confirm this? Honestly, this scares the hell out of me. Marc's warning is a wise one, but Solaris is not the last or most perfect word in good deployment options. The Volano benchmarks report on the performance of Java server environments (http://www.vol

Re: How big a server is required to deploy JServ?

Tim Reilly wrote: > > Can anyone confirm this? Honestly, this scares the hell out of me. > > We're planning on using the IBM 1.1.8 JDK for Linux. In a perfect world, > we'd be deploying on Solaris, but unfortunately we're a startup company > and we just can't afford it as of yet. > > -Tim Yo

Installation

We are trying to install the Java JDK 1.2 (for linux) using the README.linux.src documentation. We have performed the following steps: 1) Downloaded all the necessary files 2) Prepared the Build environment (using Lesstif instead of Motif ? (good or bad idea)) 3) Got the diffs file. In downlo

Re: How big a server is required to deploy JServ?

- Please read the FAQ! - Hi, On Fri, 1 Oct 1999, Tim Reilly wrote: TR| We're planning on using the IBM 1.1.8 JDK for Linux. Try stresstesting it. I had some unconditional crashes of the IBM/JVM with native th

Re: JDBC problem!

On Thu, 30 Sep 1999, ALPESH KOTHARI wrote: > Hello, > > What you told is perfectly true. But in my case it is > a different story! When I read only characters then > also it create the problem. To rectify it I have > modified my program and now I am reading only few > characters from the file(

Q: Working JDK1.1 for SparcLinux ?

We recently resurrected an old IPX for a project here, which requires Apache/JServ. The box was running Solaris 2.6, but was just too sluggish, even with the PowerUP CPU. Having heard the performance claims of the recent Sparc Linux ports, We loaded a fresh RedHat 6.0 installation on it the other

Re: How big a server is required to deploy JServ?

- Please read the FAQ! - Can anyone confirm this? Honestly, this scares the hell out of me. We're planning on using the IBM 1.1.8 JDK for Linux. In a perfect world, we'd be deploying on Solaris, but unfortuna

Re: Java and Enlightenment

> > Here is my $.02: > > Switch to Windowmaker. > > Java works great .. AWT and Swing! > >Really? I use WindowMaker (0.53) and I have problems with various AWT apps >"drifting" down the screen when they are minimized/restored. Swing apps that I >have tried do seem to work fairly well, however.

Re: Java and Enlightenment

> > Here is my $.02: > > > The problem I have with java and (possibly) Enlightenment is that presetting the window location before the window is displayed does not work and they all appear in the top left hand corner. I had some code that would do a setLocation to the middle of the screen before