Urban is right, as long as you have the jdk/bin directory in your path, you
don't need to point at anything, the java runtime finds everything it needs
based on that base bin directory. Do you know if the app is using AWT or
Swing? Urban had a point with the fact that you might be running into som
What is the code you are using to open the socket? Are you specifying a port
( port 80 ) and are you sure its not in use?
i.e.
String hostName = "www.yahoo.com";
Socket HTTPConnection = new Socket( hostName, 80 );
-Riyad
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On Fri, 26 May 2000, Chad Lemmen wrote:
> The 1.2-pre glibc2.0 version does seem to work. When I run the
> applications startup script a login box comes up and it lets me login.
> The application doesn't work beyond that when I click on any of the
> applications buttons it beeps at me and won't
I am getting this thrown when I try to create a socket. It does not
matter if I use 172.16.1.50 or double.silverfields.com or localhost or
what. They all resolve with nslookup.
Am am using IBM 1.3 and Sun/Borland 1.2.2 with the same result. Any
ideas?
Is there any way to get a stack dump using this version of Java on
linux? The IBM 1.1.8 (and probably 1.3, I dunno) supports sending
SIGQUIT to any of the threads and getting a stack dump of what all
the threads are doing at the moment, what locks are in place, etc...
Is there any way to do so
> That's great, only you follow their links to find the download page which
> hasn't been updated in months, hence, no linux download
>
That's funny. I went there two days ago and downloaded the following:
j2sdkee-1_2_1-doc-linux.tar.gz : 4466923 bytes
j2sdkee-1_2_1-linux.tar.gz: 10
Well, I hate to disagree, but I'm going to have to. I still don't
understand why one would use an OO language but not an OO storage system.
Try PSE from http://www.objectdesign.com/. PSE is free for
development, while PSEPro is like $99. The difference is that the Pro
gives you OQL,
On Thu, 25 May 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I don't suppose anyone out there has any idea when IBM's WebSphere
> application server version 3 *advanced* is going to be made available for
> linux... Or is it not going to be made available? Or is it already
> available, and simply not advert
The 1.2-pre glibc2.0 version does seem to work. When I run the
applications startup script a login box comes up and it lets me login.
The application doesn't work beyond that when I click on any of the
applications buttons it beeps at me and won't do anything. Could this
be because the app was
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> That's great, only you follow their links to find the download page which
> hasn't been updated in months, hence, no linux download
>
> I don't suppose anyone out there has any idea when IBM's WebSphere
> application server version 3 *advanced* is going to be mad
On Thu, 25 May 2000, Chad Lemmen wrote:
> JDK versions 1.2 and 1.2.2 don't have classes.zip in the lib dir, but
> 1.1.8 does. This might be why even though 1.2 seems to work on my
> system it won't run this app properly.
The classes.lib has been replaced by rt.jar (and possibly some other j
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