Gordon Lindsay wrote:
| I have unziped into a directory and when i go into the bin
| directory, and type
| java or javc or any of the jdk commands, it returns
| '#bash: javac unknown command'.
1. Unpack into something like /usr/local/java/jdk1.2.2-prev2/.
2. export PATH=/usr/local/j
Hi,
I've got a dumb question,
I cant get JDK1.2 to work on linux.
I have unziped into a directory and when i go into the bin
directory, and type
java or javc or any of the jdk commands, it returns
'#bash: javac unknown command'.
I'm running X windows on slackware 2.2.6, wi
bad magic number means that the first 4 bytes of the delivered class file did
not match 0xcafebabe. check that whatever server is handling the URL (i.e.
a webserver) is sending it as binary, and that it isn't returning something
like this: "404: file not found" ;)
At 15:37 10/27/99 -0400, Paul Gr
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi, All!
>
> I just noticed a little problem:
> When I tried to serialize class with "private static int xxx" IBM's jdk hung
> (Blackdown's didn't :) )
>
> It works fine if I make it "private transient static int xxx".
>
> My question is: What java SUPPOSED to do with c
I'm having a weird problem with a GIF-generating Java 2 app I'm
running on Linux. I'm calling the Java app from a Perl script (don't
ask!) with a line like:
system "java XYZ myarguments";
When I run this from the command line it works perfectly
(generating a graph with text labels in GIF for
My servlets use formatting templates which output HTML to the browser.
Unfortunately, I get a broken pipe exception right after they're done
outputting their HTML. What I don't get is that this happens right AFTER they
are done. There is a function that does the following:
public void outputHT
Can the blackdown linux jdk be shipped with a product ?
What is the best way to ship a product on linux which
depends on the linux jdk ? Note that the full jdk is required,
not just the java runtime.
thanks for any info,
- Ruchir
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Hello,
I'm trying the WeatherServer RMI example out of the "Just Java 2" book
and I'm getting the following exception.
I am using Blackdown's JDK1.2 and the jre under that distribution under
RedHat 6.1.
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ClassFormatError: weather/RMIdemo
(Bad magic number)
at
I use AnyJ and everything works fien for me when dealing with Looks and
Feels... I think it might be a netBeans problem... along with a long list of
others :)
Chris LeDantec wrote:
> We've noticed a problem with the Metal look-and-feel and 16 bit color.
>
> Basically, if an X server is set to 16
> andrey writes:
andrey> Hi, All!
andrey> I just noticed a little problem: When I tried to serialize
andrey> class with "private static int xxx" IBM's jdk hung
andrey> (Blackdown's didn't :) )
andrey> It works fine if I make it "private transient static int
andrey>
> Markus Janscha writes:
Markus> JDK version:
Markus> Jdk1.1.7-v1a-glibc-x86.tar.gz
Markus> Error message
Markus> /jdk117/bin/../bin/i586/green_threads/java: error in loading shared
libraries: / jdk117/bin/../lib/i586/green_threads/libjava.so: undefined symbol:
_dl_symbo
On 27 Oct, Riyad Kalla wrote:
> I use AnyJ and everything works fien for me when dealing with Looks and
> Feels... I think it might be a netBeans problem... along with a long list of
> others :)
A perusal of the mailing list archives will show that it's not a
NetBeans problem. This has come up ma
Where does Oracle live?
Where does your JDK & JRE live?
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Subject: Error loading shared librarieds JDK1.1.7
Author: "Markus Janscha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> at TIME_INC
Date:10/27/1999 09:06
My probl
The AWT doesn't do well with X visuals not matching those found on
Solaris platforms. In some past discussion on this topic, it came up
that running the X server at depth 15 (X -bpp 15) creates a visual (5
bits for each primary) that the AWT seems to like much better.
Nathan
On 27 Oct, Chris Le
Hi, All!
I just noticed a little problem:
When I tried to serialize class with "private static int xxx" IBM's jdk hung
(Blackdown's didn't :) )
It works fine if I make it "private transient static int xxx".
My question is: What java SUPPOSED to do with class like this. I haven't seen
it in do
Is the 1.2 jdk from blackdown considered production quality?
If not, is there a specific date in mind?
Thanks.
--shawn
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>Any good links out there dealing with JavaSpaces and or JINI?
Actually, I think there was an article at Javaworld this month.
Todd
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My problem is that java just want load
please find below the details, I am also running Oracle for which I had to load
the compat* libraries, should that have any signifficance. Oracles CLASSPATH
variable has been appended with the JDK settings.
Thank you for your help
Markus Janscha
L
Chris LeDantec wrote:
We've noticed a problem with the Metal look-and-feel
and 16 bit color.
Basically, if an X server is set to 16 bit color depth, then applications
(specifically NetBeans Developer) will not load the Metal look and
feel --
subsequently crashing.
Is this an issue with the motif
> We've noticed a problem with the Metal look-and-feel and 16 bit color.
>
> Basically, if an X server is set to 16 bit color depth, then applications
> (specifically NetBeans Developer) will not load the Metal look and feel --
> subsequently crashing.
>
> Is this an issue with the motif librari
We've noticed a problem with the Metal look-and-feel and 16 bit color.
Basically, if an X server is set to 16 bit color depth, then applications
(specifically NetBeans Developer) will not load the Metal look and feel --
subsequently crashing.
Is this an issue with the motif libraries that are li
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