Hello all,
Anyone working with JINI/JavaSpaces may wish to know that the settings:
export JAVA_COMPILER=
export THREADS_FLAG=green
is all you have to do to get things working stable under Linux. You
really need to do this if you are doing RMID stuff as you can't control
how the VMs are started
Hello,
Since the green threads - no jit - passed the JCK, is it possible to
have this configuration the default? RMID spawns new threads (reggie,
txn_mgr, etc..) as native threads which crash a lot. I've modified the
.java_wrapper to force green threads, but rmid doesn't use the
.java-wrapper to
Hello,
I've searched all the past messages on appletviewer and have found
people with other problems with appletviewer but no mention of my
problem. So here goes:
I don't get any text when I use the appletviewer! When I start it for
the first time the usual license window opens up but no text is
Have you taken a look at your /etc/nsswitch.conf file? Do you have any "nis"
entries? If so, get rid of them and leave things to files and dns. Depending on
what software is running you may be experiencing nis timeouts (because you
aren't running nis) under 2.2.
Dirk Leas wrote:
> Anybody else b
Hello,
I had previously posted questions about getting JavaSpaces to work under
Linux. For all those that were interested, I've got it working. It was
my fault, I mis-spelled outrigger-dl.jar in my script file that started
the space.
JavaSpaces works fine under Linux with JDK1.2pre1.
WooHoo!
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> Are there any good application servers for Linux? Eg., similar to
> Gemstone or NetDynamics.
EJBHome (now owned by IONA) may be a start. (I believe the package can be found
off the iona home site.
Cheers.
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Hello,
I notice that the multicasting issues have been sorted out for 2.0.37ac9
(seem to be, or are on there way to be).
Would this mean that there are some tweaks needed to 2.2.3 to make it
work right too?
Also, will the blackdown team be running the JCK against 2.2.x?
Thanks.
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Hello all,
I've got rmid, reggie, and the txn_manager up and running no problem
under Linux JDK1.2pre1. However, when I start a space, an Untitled
service is registered and a red x is drawn through the service. No
exceptions happen. Has anyone got a JavaSpace to work under Linux?
Thanks.
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Hello,
Has anyone out there got this to work? (RedHat 5.2) RMID, reggie,
txn_manager, and Spaces all start no problem. Yet the browser can't see
the Space. The identical scripts (+DOS'isms) work on my 95 box.
BTW, when I ping 224.0.0.1 under Linux I get back lots of DUP'd packets.
On Solaris I