It was a bit rude as written, and that's part of the problem with email in
general. Sometimes terse statements sound worse than the intended message
was to be delivered.
While I am really happy with the work that this free software team has been
doing, and I appreciate and make good use of their
>Why I ask is that I have tried the above scenario and have found that
>having 3 jvm's running uses up almost 3x the memory of having 1 runnning
>- leading me to think there is no sharing and wondering how much memory
>I'm going to need if I want to have a large number of small
>(co-operating) jav
Chris wrote:
>is the Panel already visible?
>
>If not, then show() it before getting a Image!
Or just do an addNotify() before...this gets the peers started
>This makes me wonder.
>AFAIK, according to their definition, threads are supposed to be
"lightweight"
>processes.
>How are linuxthreads actually implemented? ie, do we get the real
lightweight
>process that we are supposed to get by the pthreads definitions?
>The descriptions seen in the discussi
Thanks,
Do you know how to contact the rmi-users mailing list? I'd like to check
them out.
I guess I understand RMI's behavior since there's no such thing as a fixed
amount of time that a method ought to execute within. It's just a pain when
the method you call hangs up.
I've been reluctant t
I don't know if this is a Linux-only problem or
Java-specific since I run the servers under Linux.
I have a publish-subscribe system that use RMI to
"push" events to subscribers by invoking
an operation on the subscriber's remote object that they
provide when they subscribe for events.
I
Most unix-oriented GUIs, including Java, run on TOP of X-windows, just like
Java runs on top of MS Windows.
David
>What is the idea of Java? Portable code.
If that's all they claim, they will lose, since portable code has existed
long before their patent. Now, portable code inside web browser may be
different, though some might argue that HTML itself is code that executes
inside a browser, so again, such pa
You might be happier trying a regular Java discussion list in
comp.lang.java.programmer or the like.
But, saying that, my opinion is that I don't like your applet if it runs
even if I leave the page. That's like a rogue applet that runs even when I
leave the page that is supposed to have the app
Rather than FSCK this kind of childish behaviour, I think he's more in need
of an 'init -6' to clean out his dirty ram...
Have a method, such as stop(), that sets a boolean, and in the thread that's
running, have it loop testing if the boolean has been set by stop() or not,
and if so, then exit itself.
Stopping a thread otherwise is problematic because it is not clear where it
was when it was stopped (it's an ugly s
I'm using the KLGroup's Chart product, and when applying the same program to
the same data on Windows 98 JDK 1.1.7 and Linux JDK 1.1.6v5 (Intel Redhat
5.1), the Linux chart looks very similar, but the time axis (showing dates)
is always one day earlier on Linux than the actual data shows. It look
>What's Orbix web?
It's Iona's implementation of CORBA for Java.
>Is there a orb build-in JDK1.2?
Yes, but it's expected to be quite basic and not as powerful as products
like OrbixWeb, not to mention issues related to speed and reliability
(OrbixWeb has been available for a long time, so it's
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