What's the current state of the art for Linux JITs and JREs?
I'm looking at both the Blackdown 1.2.2RC4 and the Sun/Inprise
1.2.2RC1. Which JITs do those ship with? Which JITs work best with
native threads?
My impression is that both JREs ship with sunwjit, which works with
both green & native
You have to set up the variable LB_LIBRARY_PATH
Your .so file should be on this path. Usually you
have it in your current directory.
In my case it is (T-shell)
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=.:/local/lib:/usr/lib:/usr/lib/X11:/usr/local/lib
Regards,
Jacob
binyomin segal wrote:
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> (the first attempt at thi
I did as you told me. But Netscape still crashes and the pligin_stack.trace
still says
java.net.MalformedURLException: unknown protocol: https
at sun.plugin.navig.motif.Plugin.doit(Plugin.java, Compiled Code)
at sun.plugin.navig.motif.Plugin.start(Plugin.java, Comp
Hi all,
I am dealing with security issues with netscape and plugins
for linux. I am running RMI server application on my http server and
trying to run applet which connect to the RMI server and server passes
some information back to applet.
Things works fine if i use appletviewer but
>>In order to compete successfully with Java it has to be free.
>>It is not typical for Microsoft.
but it happens
see SOAP
Kai
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In order to compete successfully with Java it has to be free.
It is not typical for Microsoft.
Jacob Nikom
"Hildebrandt, Kai (VIS32)" wrote:
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> >> * Cross-platform portability does not appear to be a goal.
> >Of course it is only for MS World!
> And why they turned C# over to the ECMA and IS
>> * Cross-platform portability does not appear to be a goal.
>Of course it is only for MS World!
And why they turned C# over to the ECMA and ISO?
Just speculating...
Kai
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> Microsoft has released a preliminary version of the C# ("C Sharp") language
> reference. It's at:
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/nextgen/technology/csharpintro.asp
>
> The language reference is a .exe
> If I run applet with java plugin, I must add jar file parameter in html file to let
>browser install plugin. But java Plugin is so big(5M),it will cause matter to client.
> I think my applet only use very fewer class in plugin, if I only jar the applet used
>class in a jar file.Then clien
Godmar Back wrote:
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> >
> > * Virtual methods are supported but you have to use the 'virtual' and
> > 'override' keywords - a bit ugly. Otherwise methods are treated as
> > non-virtual. My guess is that they are trying to avoid the problem
> > that Java has with nearly everything b
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