ock and no
> static variables.
>
> I can (try to) provide any other relevant info.
>
> Am I going crazy?
You can get NoClassDefFoundError for a class which extends another class
that was somehow unable to load. This can be a bit tricky to locate.
Just a thought.
//Per Widerlund
menting a FileDescriptorSet class, but it requires
some further testing to verify that it is thread safe.
According to the description in the iomgr.c file in the jdk1.1 source it
should be safe to call the select() function found in that file. Does anyone
know if some special care must
ns and must start up two
threads per connection you soon run into trouble.
//Per Widerlund
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(FileDescriptorSet readfds, FileDescriptorSet writefds,
FileDescriptorSet exceptfds) throws IOException
Can this be done, and if so: why has it not been done already?
Comments please..
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expecting to find this file?
I believe the script is written in such a way that you have to have it in
your path.
Going to the directory and executing "./java" gives the result you describe,
but executing "java" when it can be found in the
Hello all!
Where can I find a widely used benchmark program?
There are currently quite many JVM:s available for
Linux, and it would be nice to be able to compare
them.
/Per Widerlund
Michael Sinz wrote:
>
> On Mon, 31 Aug 1998 14:14:21 +0000, Per Widerlund wrote:
> >
> >After reading and hearing about the performance that can
> >be gained by using thread pools, I made a simple thread
> >pool implementation.
> >
> >On my Linux ma
times.)
Is a 0.15 ms reduction really worth the effort? A server would
have to have a very large amount of hits/second before
0.15 ms makes any difference.
Has anyone else experimented with pools? Are there any good
articles on the subject available somewhere?
/Per Widerlund
x27;ve never tried it in Linux...
I fail to see how you can have tried it at all (see above).
>
> Juergen Sonnauer wrote:
> >
> > What about Socket.setSoTimeout(int timeout)? Should throw a
> > InterruptedIOException after specified milliseconds on read method.
> >
/Per Widerlund
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deprecated (JDK1.2) methods in the Thread class.
Solution?
/Per Widerlund
Hello List..
This may not be the appropriate mailing list to ask about this,
but does anyone know of some good classes for handling regular
expressions?
/Per Widerlund
file has localhost as the first line,
but I have DNS configured and I think that is what made the difference
for me. I vaguely remember having a similar problem with the
'hostname' command - it kept resulting in "localhost" until I changed
my hosts file.. Anyway, the problem is most likely not Java related.
/Per Widerlund
s anyone have a Linux RedHat 5.0 configuration where this program works?
It works fine for me: RedHat 5.0 and jdk1.1.6-v1 (sbb). Make sure you
have the
latest version of libc installed (can be found at www.redhat.com).
> [ ]
> 2) Could this be a configuration error in the linux host?
I believe that is the case. Try with DNS configured.
> [ ]
/Per Widerlund
kdown if I remember
correctly (anyway - it's just a few minor changes).
> If not, does anyone recommend another web server supporting SSL on
> Linux (such as Stronghold or Raven)?
Try Roxen Challenger, at http://www.idonex.se.
/Per Widerlund
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