Who can tell me how to detect the algorithm used in
JVM for garbage collection?
Thanks
yang
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- www.freetds.org
Its free but I don't know how good it is...
- www.inetsoftware.de/English/produkte/JDBC2/Default.htm
I'm using this one. Its not free, but the demo supports a limited number
of connections.
Mike
Marek Gmyrek wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> is there any free JDBC driver for MS SQL Ser
Hi,
does anybody of you succesively run jdk118 from IBM. I installed it on
my systems (RH6.1 and SuSe 6.2) and experienced problems with GUI
programs. Somehow `pack' method of Container class gives either null
ptr exc. or SIGSEGV. Eg.:
import java.awt.*;
public class F {
public static
Hi,
is there any free JDBC driver for MS SQL Server 7.0. I am looking
for a driver with a good national character support. The standard
JDBC-ODBC bridge (jdk1.1) does not support national characters at
all. Alternatively a one without national character support would
do either (I could do the res
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Q1: There are only two ways to create new threads when use
> JNI on Linux (and other OS).
> (a) use Thread.start in java code.
> (b) let native code create a thread by using pthread_create and
> attach the newly-created thread to JVM, so JVM, the multi-
>
Hi Nathan:
Thank you for the information and sorry for the careless
mistake.
Based on your book and information posted on the mail list.
It seems:
Q1: There are only two ways to create new threads when use
JNI on Linux (and other OS).
(a) use Thread.start in java code.
(b) let native c
