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New release of JDK 1.2.2!
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[ University of Arizona ]
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On Sat, 27 Nov 1999 00:14:21 -, James Butler wrote:
>Sorry but I'm getting nowhere here.
>
>I run 'java' and './java' from /usr/share/jdk1.2/bin and the system says
>file 'java' not found.
>
>Do I have to fiddle around with .java_wrapper, in some way?
What tool did you use to untar the archi
Sorry to be boring everyone with my problem but I'm still stuck.
OK, I ran /usr/share/jdk1.2/bin/java and got the following...
[james@localhost james]$ /usr/share/java1.2/bin/java
bash: /usr/share/java1.2/bin/java: No such file or directory
Am I right in thinking there are only 3 items in /jdk1
On Sat, Nov 27, 1999 at 12:14:21AM -, James Butler wrote:
> Sorry but I'm getting nowhere here.
>
> I run 'java' and './java' from /usr/share/jdk1.2/bin and the system says
> file 'java' not found.
>
> Do I have to fiddle around with .java_wrapper, in some way?
>
> Blackdown's documentation
Sorry but I'm getting nowhere here.
I run 'java' and './java' from /usr/share/jdk1.2/bin and the system says
file 'java' not found.
Do I have to fiddle around with .java_wrapper, in some way?
Blackdown's documentation seems quite inadequate especially to a beginner
like me who is more used to t
I just went through a lot of memory optimization on a small spider I
wrote, here's some thoughts..
>Essentially, RSS reflects how much of the program's address space has
>been touched recently, as well as the kernel's decision about how to
>allocate physical memory among processes that need it.
I've been using JDK 1.2prev2 since time began on RH 5.2(Glibc2.0), Mandrake 6.1
and now RedHat 6.1 and never had ANY of the problems outlined on this list.
If you need 1.1.x I can't help too much in that area, I only used it for a few
months about a year and a half ago.
Best wishes,
-Riyad
P.S
Yes, the Unix/Linux versions of Java are a bit different from the Win32
versions with regard to the directory structure.
With regard to the scripts in /bin, they work a bit of magic to
figure out some things and set up the execution environment properly (a
very nice convenience, really, as it wou
On Fri, Nov 26, 1999 at 04:22:33AM -0800, James Butler wrote:
> That's strange as the Blackdown distribution says that jdk1.2 does not need
> for any environment variables to be set such as JAVA_HOME.
You're right, it doesnt. But one sometimes encounters scripts from
outside Blackdown (from sour
> From: Barnet Wagman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Has anyone successfully used the java 2 profiler (under Linux kernel
> 2.0)?
> When I run something like
>
> java -green -Xrunhprof:file=x.prof,cpu=times -ms32m -mx96m
> ...
>
> I keep getting 'Segmentation fault's.
Some combinations o
Ahhh! I understand. I think.
So, although java, javac etc. are not physically in jdk1.2/bin the wrapper
redirects to the appropriate version in the green & native directories.
I don't see how it does that but so long as it does I don't mind.
I was basing my knowledge of the jdk on the director
On Thu, 25 Nov 1999 21:51:06 PST, Ruchir Tewari wrote:
>
>I've tried that. Upgrading to jdk117_v3 does not fix this.
>This was apparently caused by a kernel fix that went in from
>redhat6.0 to redhat6.1
>
>The jdk117_v1a should work without a problem on redhat6.1
>and I have'nt had an issue with
On Fri, 26 Nov 1999 04:22:33 PST, James Butler wrote:
>That's strange as the Blackdown distribution says that jdk1.2 does not need
>for any environment variables to be set such as JAVA_HOME.
This is correct.
>In fact I ran "java -version" from inside
>/usr/share/jdk1.2/bin/i386/native_threads
That's strange as the Blackdown distribution says that jdk1.2 does not need
for any environment variables to be set such as JAVA_HOME.
In fact I ran "java -version" from inside
/usr/share/jdk1.2/bin/i386/native_threads where the java executable resides
and for good measure also ran it with lib
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