nderstand how
> > to work around the problems.
>
> But I can not find this new version. Is there a new version already?
No, a new version hasn't yet been released. This is just a progress
report.
Nigel Gamble[
epetition.html
> are killing it. Try it yourself - run the applet, click and hold in
> the window and drag around awhile. (Enjoy the pretty circles). For me,
> after about 15 seconds of this, Netscape locks up solid.
Same here, with Netscape 4.61 running on Debian uns
ase is available
now. There are still various bugs to fix.
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possible?
Yes. I'm working on an implementation using GTK+.
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n product - the JavaStation.
The JavaStation uses Java for everything - including the windowing
system, the OS (JavaOS) and all the device drivers.
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ly, they are all too busy with the
actual porting to be able to help with this project.)
Cheers,
Nigel
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al X server), so I think
this is probably a bug in the Motif AWT peers on Linux.
I also tried it using my prototype GTK AWT peers, and the
label did appear (although I don't think it was in quite the
right place, so I also have a bug).
Nigel Gamble[EMAI
AWT peers. See the directory sun/awt/tiny in the
JDK 1.1 sources. Basically, all you would have to do is to
implement all of the native methods declared in Tiny AWT in terms
of svgalib function.
However, I don't believe that any work has been done to allow
Tiny to support Java 2. This would
m not sure. I couldn't find any on java.sun.com.
However, COMPILER_VERSION has changed from 5 in JDK1.1 to 6 in JDK1.2.
This version number is "updated whenever there are changes to the
interface between the interpreter and JIT compilers".
Nigel Gamble
On Sun, 7 Feb 1999, Wim Ceulemans wrote:
> Can the sunwjit be used in combination with the latest JDK1.1.x on Linux?
No, the JIT interface in Java 2 is very different from that in JDK1.1.
Nigel Gamble[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On 20 Jan 1999, Brian Jones wrote:
> Nigel Gamble <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > On Wed, 20 Jan 1999, Aaron Gaudio wrote:
> > > How about a GTK+ AWT peer, along with the ability to set this as the default
> > > to remove the dependancy on Motif, and thus cut dow
On Wed, 20 Jan 1999, Aaron Gaudio wrote:
> How about a GTK+ AWT peer, along with the ability to set this as the default
> to remove the dependancy on Motif, and thus cut down a little on bloat?
I'm working on this. It is based on the JDK1.2 port, so don't expect
it any time soo
t be fixed. x@x 1998-04-07"
This refers to "class" finalization, not the usual "object" finalization.
There would be a static finalize() method that would be called when
the class itself was garbage collected. This is what is referred to
as "never implemente
On Tue, 29 Dec 1998, Kontorotsui wrote:
> As I say in the subject, can you confirm that SWING will be part of the JDK 1.2
> for Linux?
Yes. Swing is a standard part of Java 2 (formerly known as JDK1.2).
Nigel Gamble[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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r to follow.
If you want your code to be portable, and to do what you expect on
all platforms, I would suggest never using Frame.setSize(); instead
you should set the sizes of the components inside the Frame and let
the Frame pack around them as necessary.
Nigel Gamble[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mountain View, CA, USA. http://www.nrg.org/
happen to work on Java at Sun, so I have access to the JDK1.2
sources, although this is not an offical Sun project - I'm strictly
doing it in my spare time. I hope to have something of alpha
quality, that other developers can also work on, by the time
JDK1.2 is rel
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