yangyuex wrote:
| How to restrict the initial/Max heap size when the Java VM is started?
java -Xmx18m your.app
^^^ Your heapsize
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| Can someone tell me how I can create a pipe file?
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| I can reading and write to a file that already exists, but I
| need to be able to create the file if it does not exist.
You achieve this through JNI.
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ettable thing is no
| > sources are available :-<
|
| So where is the problem then if that is the purpose of this tool ? :-)
| Ever tried running it through itself ?
It's written in C/C++, that's one problem you can't fix with a Java
Decompiler :)
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which I'm not in the mood for debugging) so I'm
unable to help you with this).
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| Perhaps what people have been hearing is that IBM will make their Jikes
| compiler open source?Apparently it will be in the developerWorks Open
| Source arena.
The jikes is already available with full sourcecode.
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statements of my
company :)
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with a subject
ay to the effort the Blackdown-team has done, great job
guys. What about a cooperative effort with SUN/Inprise to release the
nativethreads-implementation and incorporate it with the
SUN/Inprise-port ?
The next race would be for 1.3 ? And at least: JPDA, I'm looking
forward to it.
That's
means: christmas-present for the Alpha-guys).
There are no URL's for this announcement since it was made on a
seminar I attended.
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/III instructionsets. This means that other
CPU-families wil suffer.
A fix was announced for this, which should appear in RC3, but nothing
resembling RC3 has shown up on the mirrors yet.
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x27;re running a recent
RedHat-system (or any other which supports sysV-initscripts) you can
check on the portmapper with:
$ /etc/rc.d/init.d/portmap status
or you could
$ ps uax |grep portmap
to check if it's running.
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reference obtained after location/object
forward."
How is your NT-workstation configured ? I'm not familiar with the use
and configuration of Windows NT, but isn't there a possibility that
the NT-workstation doesn't allow you to receive data/connections on
any but some previo
Slowlaris by far on most tasks not involving I/O and
that's why they haven't ported JDK to Linux themselves (yet).
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website(s).
I believe that it was a commercial project, meaning that you have to
purchase a license to use it. I'm not sure on that last point though.
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breakpoint, run, use
a combination of commands: "where|locals|print|dump|threads|
threadgroups", works for me (when I'm tired of those printf()-debugs)).
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/usr/local/java/jdk1.2.2-prev2/bin/
3. [java javac] all the way
Setting the PATH in a global loginfile (like /etc/profile) would be
considered a good idea.
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rhaps Inprise are willing (and maybe have to ?) port
the JDWP to Linux, since they plan to release JB for Linux in the near
future.
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following, 'java myPackage.myApplication' I received the following
| message: 'can't find class myApplication'...Can you help me about what
| is missing...THANKS!
export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:.
Should do the trick:
add it permanently to the following file:
~/.bashrc
(or a
{dump info on object}
Your problem is probably an instantiation-problem I'll guess. Trying
to add something which isn't allocated yet ?, like:
JPanel panel;
[code]
private void initComponents(){
getContentPane().add(panel);
}
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I've been reading your webpage considering the 1.2-port, and it've
been saying for over 1 month now that you will be ready to ship within
a month, probably sooner.
What's SUNs verdict ? Have they announced a date for release or are
they still testing ?
Waiting...
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