hey guys,
i don't have a glibc 2.1 box handy or i'd check this myself. the
requirements include KDE or Gnome/Enlightenment. just wondering if QT
or GTK is used instead of Motif maybe for the AWT??
thanks!
nathan
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What the heck am I doing?
make sure that lesstif is getting loaded, and not your motif libs. you
could use strace to find this out. i had to remove libXm from my
X11R6/lib directory, replacing it with a link over to lesstif's libXm.
then things were happy.
also be sure to set the DYN_JA
really GREAT suggestions and
help. here is a link to one posting that has helped me a bit:
http://www.mail-archive.com/java-linux@java.blackdown.org/msg08818.html
again, i suggest looking through the archives for some great help.
Nathan Eh
> This might be slightly off topic, but I really need help with this.
>
> Is there any way to obtain the Class-instance associated with the current class in a
>static method? Obviously, this.getClass() doesn't work ;)
Pass in a reference to the class.
Well, Sun isn't supporting the JFC under Java 1.1 anymore, or so I
hear. So if you will need to use future Swing/JFC improvements and bug
fixes, you should probably go with Java 2. Of course if this is a non
issue, I personally would use a faster VM like IBM's.
Just my
solve this problem?
I was having the exact same problem earlier. My code would place the
frame at the desired place under Windows, but not under Linux using
Blackdown's VM. It was fixed when I started using 1.1.7 version 3 (I
had been using 1.1.6 version 5). I'm not sure what was
Are you using lesstif or the statically linked in motif widget set?
Nathan Ehresman
> Hello,
>I wrote an application that uses scrollbars (using the ScrollPane
> class), but often when the image inside the scrollpane changes in size, I get
>
your system to a crawl.
Nathan Ehresman
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