Re: How do you use JDK?

On Mon, Jan 03, 2000 at 08:24:42PM -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > This might sound ignorant, but everything I've read is about > java programming syntax and stuff like that. My question is > how do you run a java program? Just using java ./Clock2 doesn't > work. I either get "class not found" o

Re: trouble setting breakpoints in my jni code with ddd/gdb

richard johnson wrote: > The use of the LD_PRELOAD allowed me > to set the breakpoint in my native library (after as you suggested, > setting the breakpoint in main() and stopping there). I bought > your book too! > > Unfortunately, I am not reaching this breakpoint instead dying > during jvm in

How do you use JDK?

This might sound ignorant, but everything I've read is about java programming syntax and stuff like that. My question is how do you run a java program? Just using java ./Clock2 doesn't work. I either get "class not found" or "In class Clock2: void main(String argv[]) is not defined" I've added ev

Re: trouble setting breakpoints in my jni code with ddd/gdb

On Thu, 30 Dec 1999, Nathan Meyers wrote: > richard johnson wrote: > > > > Hello, > > > > I am in the process of porting a JNI dynamic library to > > Unix that was developed on wiindows. I have made > > some errors and would like to debug but am having > > some troubles using ddd and gdb. > >

idltojava for linux

Hi, I've seen a lot of talk on the mailing list archives about the lack of idltojava for Linux. Several people suggest alternative idl compilers, but I have yet to find one that works for the idl I need to process here. I *can* use the NT version to do what I need, but I'd much prefer an all-

Re: What determine the default locale?

David Li wrote: > > > What has changed and what hasn't changed? Are you trying to use the same > > Java distribution in two different Linux environments, or different JDK > > distributions? > > It's the same JDK on two different Linux distribution. CLE is based on > RedHat 6.0 and we are moving

Socket pecularities in Java on Linux

Hi, Working with HTTP servers written in Java, I've hit upon a stumbling block, where all Linux JVMs I've tested work quite differently from the Win32-ones: I've written a small Java webserver (attached). This accepts both GET and POST events, and under Win32 this works fine. However, if I run

Re: What determine the default locale?

> What has changed and what hasn't changed? Are you trying to use the same > Java distribution in two different Linux environments, or different JDK > distributions? It's the same JDK on two different Linux distribution. CLE is based on RedHat 6.0 and we are moving over to RedHat 6.1. CLE has so