n Linux? I'm used to KAWA
Matthias> for Win32, but now after switching to Linux I've been unable
Matthias> to find a good replacement.
Matthias> I would appreciate any recommendations I could get.
You might want to check out Visual Age for Java from IBM. They have a
beta for Lin
gt; seat when he mentioned it at first, just curious.
Sounds like the same old spheel to me. Ever since Java was dubbed "Java"
it's always been the same old story: "in the near future Java will be as
fast as C or C++".
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Any word on whether Java 2 for Linux will have the JIT run-time? (Seems
unlikely that Symantec would port it). What about the mythical HotSpot
from Sun?
Alex Rice
On Thu, 31 Dec 1998 10:09:24 +,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
M.Patel> How do you start thinking in Objects and not functions and
Try _Thinking in Java_ by Bruce Eckel. It's available in print or
on-line from www.mindview.net.
Alex Rice
On Sat, 12 Dec 1998 02:21:06 +0100,
"Thor Erik Karlsen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Thor> Im developing a system that uses both servlets and applets. So far
Thor> we = have used NT4, IIS4 with JRun 2.2a, MS SQL Server 6.5 and
Thor> Symantec = dbAnywhere Server as the platform.
Thor> I have Red Ha
object model and actually accelerates finding & fixing problems.
My opinion on Visual Cafe is that it's to unstable for real use. The
last Beta version of VAJava2 was as stable or more so than the release
of Cafe 2.5.
--
Alex Rice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
.
To be fair, they only announced support on November 2nd. Give them a few
weeks at least.
--
Alex Rice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
ublic void init() {
add(new Label("Am I Sleep-Dep'd?"));
add(new TextField("Hello World!"));
}
}
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// Alex Rice
// [EMAIL PROTECTED]
// Southwest Cyberport
