At 12:11 6/20/00 +0200, Peter Schuller wrote:
>Use the "-Xss" switch in Sun's JDK:s.
-Xoss for the native C stack size.
> > If I specify not eoough stack size, what will happen?
>
>You'd get a StackOverFlowError during runtime. It's not something that
>happens alot under normal circumstances tho
> I have installed jsdk2.1 on winnt, then I run the startserver command.
> It displayed "end point created: :8080". then I open
> http://localhost:8080 with ie3.0,but can't found the address.
> why?
You are missing an important piece of software on your machine. It is
called "Linux." If you ins
I have installed jsdk2.1 on winnt, then I run the startserver command. It displayed
"end point created: :8080". then I open http://localhost:8080 /
with ie3.0,but can't found the address.
why?
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i had a similar problem with setDividerLocation() on 1.2.2. if i remember
correctly, i actually had the problem both on linux and on solaris.
i was trying to set the divider location on a JSplitPane during
initialization, and found that it didn't seem to do anything at all--the
divider would
brEezE wrote:
>
> I have a JSplitPane both contains an JScrollPane on
> top and bottom part of the splitpane.
>
> When try to set the divider's location in v1.2.2 RC4,
> nothing seems to be happened. The same code works fine
> in v1.3.
>
> Is this a bug in v1.2.2?
>
> Thanks!
I've got code th
> Who can tell me how to specify the size of java stack size when I run a
> program?
Use the "-Xss" switch in Sun's JDK:s.
> If I specify not eoough stack size, what will happen?
You'd get a StackOverFlowError during runtime. It's not something that
happens alot under normal circumstances thoug
> Hi
Who can tell me how to specify the size of java stack size when I run a
program?
If I specify not enough stack size, what will happen?
Thanks
yangyuexiang
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