Debian packages

I have enojyed for some time the ability of getting Blackdown Java releases directly from apt for my Debian servers. This seems to be gone now. Are there plans to continue building Java as .deb files. It would be great if these packages could be available again! Thanks.

Re: Fwd: Re: JRE as part of Linux

> The problem is that the connection to the X display happens when the AWT > native library is first loaded. It's a single connection that is used > through the life of the JVM. As currently structured, the AWT won't let > you associate different objects with different X connections. It would > ta

Re: Detecting executable jar files

> Does anyone have a good binfmt_misc recipe for making "executable > jar files" runable? What I'm actually looking for in one which > doesn't depend on a ".jar" extension, but this requires being able to > tell the difference between an executable jar file and any other type > of zip file in th

Re: Shuting down a server app

> Has anyone found a nice way of trapping unix signals, or of shutting > down a java app as part of the init process? You may make your application listen on a socket for commands, and have little utilities to do such things.

Re: How Do I Get Rid Of The Terminal Emulator,

> > > > > nohup java xyz & > > > > > and then terminate the xterm session. > > > > You don't need nohup. > > > Yes you do. Otherwise the program dies as you logoff from X. > > > Check your facts. > > > > Do that for me. > > > > Type "xclock &", press enter, and then type ^D. > > Xclock

Re: How Do I Get Rid Of The Terminal Emulator,

> Before this extends into a flame war: It all depends on Your X > configuration. The _basic_ behavior is that child processes are killed > when their parent dies, so it is sensible to assume it is so when > developing for a broad client base. If You do it for Yourself at home, > it might not be t

Re: How Do I Get Rid Of The Terminal Emulator,

> > > nohup java xyz & > > > and then terminate the xterm session. > > You don't need nohup. > Yes you do. Otherwise the program dies as you logoff from X. > Check your facts. Do that for me. Type "xclock &", press enter, and then type ^D. ---

Re: How Do I Get Rid Of The Terminal Emulator,

> nohup java xyz & > > and then terminate the xterm session. You don't need nohup. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: running servlets as different UID?!

> the web server runs as UID "nobody", as well as jserv. i do not want to > change that; i only want one single servlet to have root privileges. It's not posible to do that. You might want to isolate the code needing those privileges and run it in a separate VM, accessed with RMI. Even so, the J

Which Linux JVM is better?

Which one is better? The latest form Sun (RC2) or the latest from blackdown (RC3). What do you think? -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]