Hello,
We are trying to use JNI with the new J2SE runtime on an Ipaq with
Familiar 0.4. We run various JNI examples like
http://www.blackdown.org/java-linux/docs/faq/examples/jni-in-C/.
They all return a segmentation Violation. Does someone try to run JNI
with Familiar 0.4 and J2SE V 1.3.1 RC 1 ?
On Mon, 11 Jun 2001, steffen reymann wrote:
> Excellent work!
>
> Has anyone managed to use the JNI on the iPAQ? When I tried the
> classic Hello World example the whole thing always crashes on the
> iPAQ (see log below). To make the library I use
>
># arm-linux-gcc -shared -I/usr/java/jdk1.3/i
On Tue, 12 Jun 2001, Laurent Farrugia wrote:
> We are trying to use JNI with the new J2SE runtime on an Ipaq with
> Familiar 0.4. We run various JNI examples like
> http://www.blackdown.org/java-linux/docs/faq/examples/jni-in-C/.
> They all return a segmentation Violation. Does someone try to run
Hi Johan,
Thanks for your quick response.
On Wed, 13 Jun 2001, Johan Vos wrote:
> On Wed, 13 Jun 2001, Marcus Crafter wrote:
>
> > Great work, but I wanted to ask what performance expectations we
> > should have ? Our tests have shown that the Blackdown sparc JDK 1.2.2
> >
Seb Barre wrote:
> I'm assuming you have one thread that "listens" on your connection port,
> accepts the connection, and hands off the connected socket to another
> separate thread that handles the actual sending/receiving of data?
>
This is correct.
> If your main listening threa
Kevin,
I've worked a bit with Enhydra. Seems nice and supports most Java stuff.
If I may utter a minor blasphemy in this list server I recently put up a
collaborative site in 10 working days (across 5 weeks) with a product
called Zope (www.zope.org) it is not Java based though. It is written in
P
On 14 Jun 2001, Jesse wrote:
> I've been handed the responsibility of designing a new automatic build
> process. Currently we use manually edited Makefiles for all or our C,
> C++ & java code. We will be scrapping almost all of the C & C++, so that
> it will be 90% java. I would like to make it e
hi all,
I'm looking for some tool which could read java source code
or byte code and generate sequence diagrams(uml) by
reverse engineering.
I have class diagrams generated out of Rational rose and
magic draw and TogetherJ.
But i'm not able to locate a tool which generates a sequence diagram.
Than
Hi,
a few days ago I wrote about some JNI problems.
I just wanted to let you know that the jre1.3.1 solved my Problem.
But only if I start the VM with '-classic'
Thanx for your replies, Markus.
PS : Sorry for my badly formatted email. My mailtool did not show me the
truth. ;-)
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>I'm looking for some tool which could read java source code
>or byte code and generate sequence diagrams(uml) by
>reverse engineering.
>I have class diagrams generated out of Rational rose and
>magic draw and TogetherJ.
>But i'm not able to locate a tool which generates a sequence diagram.
>Thank
Dan:
Heh. :) The best reason I've heard of why unix-IPC
sockets aren't supported in Java is that it would make
the Java code run-on-Unix rather than run-anywhere. And,
hey, some Windmills should be left alone...
In practice, I use it to connect some ASP pages
running on my server
Heyaz. Been haunting this list long enough, thought
I'd put something up. :)
This email is to announce release 1.0 of J-BUDS, which
provides access to real AF_UNIX sockets for interprocess
communications in un*x. It provides a similar interface to the
standard java.net.Socket c
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