As of Solaris 2.7 (I think) the value, "646" represents the C/POSIX
locale. If this is causing a problem, you might try setting the locale
explicitly via the LANG and/or LC_ALL environment variables.
Peter
Dick Repasky wrote:
>
> I have some code that I compiled with blackdown java j2sdk1.3.0
Jar files are in the Zip file format, so you can use the JDK jar tool to
extract the documentation .zip files.
peter
"Jesus M. Salvo Jr." wrote:
>
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> Hash: SHA1
>
> E... unzip:
>
> [john@localhost john]$ unzip --help
> UnZip 5.40 of 28 November 1998, b
Brett Smith wrote:
>
> We are running Reggie (via rmid) and the corresponding http servers on a
> linux machine. We want these started automatically as the system
> boots. Attempts to launch rmid from init.rc fails with "execvp: no such
> file or directory".
Have you tried using an explicit pa
It's available on Volano's site at http://www.volano.com/benchmarks.html
Peter
Joseph Shraibman wrote:
>
> Is there any way I can get a hold of the benchmark software? I'd like to
> try the tya compiler with blackdown's jdk and see how it stacks up.
>
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Did you remember to do:
ttmkfdir -o fonts.scale
mkfontdir
in the new font directory?
Here's a nice resource for font reated issues in X:
http://www.frii.com/~meldroc/Font-Deuglification.html#install
Peter
"John N. Alegre" wrote:
>
> The jdk1.2.2 is now sucessfully installed but whe
You might also want to look at DDD, an X GUI wrapper for many different
debuggers. Recent versions have support for Java/jdb. I've had success
with small programs but it or jdb chokes on my approximately 2000 file
source tree. You should be able to find DDD at http://www.freshmeat.net
Peter
Swing is a seperate package, available from Sun/Javasoft
(http://java.sun.com)
Try the Swing-1.1.1 Beta 2 package.
Peter
Justin Permar wrote:
>
> I downloaded the jdk 1.1.7 version 3 for linux (redhat, glibc). While
> attempting to compile an applet, I imported the javax.swing package.
> Unfo
Steve Cohen wrote:
>
> I have been using SlickEdit (and its successor Visual Slick Edit) on DOS and
> Windows platforms for almost 10 years. I swear by them. You can configure it to
> just about any keystroke configuration you wish - vi, emacs, cua, your own
> hybrid. Plus you get a lot of bel
Liam Magee wrote:
I don't know about either of the two editors mentioned, but I've been
using emacs and xemacs for quite a while and I don't see any reason to
switch, excepting of course, that emacs editors seem to be carpel-tunnel
inducing.
peter
>
> Hardly on topic but - based on the recom
Yes, emacs, xemacs, and vi are all available for NT (I use emacs at work
on NT) however the xemacs port is still not very stable. The JDE should
work unless you have emacs 2.04 (or whatever is the current beta release
of emacs.) So get the previous 19.x one.
Also, if you're interested in other
to address this
particular problem. Here's what I get:
Failed to locate native library in path:
/usr/lib/jdk/lib/i686/green_threads:/usr/lib/rvplayer
Aborting.
(similar error message for rmiregistry)
Thanks,
Peter Eddy
RedHat 5.0, Intel, kernel 2.0.34
JDK 1.1.6 v2 - glibc:
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