This is totally off topic, but somebody may have an idea... You can
answer (or flame me ;) in private to avoid contaminating the list further.
Is there any way to invoke a method for a class two levels up the hierarchy?
To be more specific, consider the following scenario:
class A {
void
Lars Lathan wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I try to run an ICA-Client from within my java program using the exec()
> method from java.lang.Runtime. Here a snipset of my code:
>
>String cmd = "/home/ica/jicasession -address:192.168.1.200
> -username:joe -password:joe
> \"-initialprogram:C:\\Offic
When I issue the command:
ldd libjava.so
it returns with:
/usr/bin/ldd: line 1: 1243 Segmentation fault LD_TRACE_LOADED_OBJECTS =
1 LD_WARN= LS_BIND_NOW= LD_VERBOSE= $(RTLD) "$file"
This was from an rpm install by:
jdk-1.3.0-FCS.ppc.rpm
I also tried the more recent
jdk-1.3.0-FCSa
filename="text1.sdw"
Hello,
I try to run an ICA-Client from within my java program using the exec()
method from java.lang.Runtime. Here a snipset of my code:
String cmd = "/home/ica/jicasession -address:192.168.1.200
-username:joe -password:joe
\"-initialprogram:C:\\Office\\Word\\winword.exe C:\\docs\\1.do
>I had a problem with linux JVM, when I write any swing
> programe in linux then an unknown package or class's error does occur.
Are you using the old com.sun.java.swing package names perhaps? It was
switched a while back to javax.swing.
(And btw, RedHat != Linux. Linux is only up t
