- see the attachment.
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Domain servers in listed order:
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the list concerning the above configuration
problems, I don't expect to be able to set
up an `approved' list with all the appropriate
redirections from java.blackdown.org and
links from their website. So, who runs this
list?
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macs.org) has colour
syntax highlighting and lots more. It's
probably the best editor / development
environment you can get for Linux now,
although its enormous power comes with
large size and system requirements.
Rich.
PS. Sorry to any vi fans out there ...
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passing off - a
severe offense.
Besides, Microsoft have very deep pockets and
could afford to launch a lawsuit even if there
was only a slight chance of victory just to
put pressure on Sun and to stir controversy
over the Java platform.
Rich.
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n JDK 1.1, but
is this in Java2?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Rich.
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t this are a bit mysterious, so I'm looking
for some real world examples.
- Signed objects and the public key authentication
system in Java 2.
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lackdown
port of Java2 will contain a JIT?
Rich.
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used to
work for, and I can dig out the script(s) and config
file(s) if you're interested.
Rich.
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web discussion if you want, but
don't expect anyone over here to follow.
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ial JITs - IBM and Metroworks - but
neither has appeared yet.
When Java 2 (a.k.a. JDK 1.2) appears on the
scene for Linux, it may contain a JIT. Don't
ask on the list about when Java 2 will appear,
because no one knows and everyone is bored of
reading about it.
Rich.
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uld at the very least get an error or
exception when I try to run the code.
Rich.
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Exception
{
super (input, type);
}
/**
* Receive the message.
*/
protected void receiveBody (DataInputStream input)
throws IOException
{
this.user = input.readUTF ();
}
}
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I've just found out why `d' isn't initialized ...
it seems to be a dumb design decision in Java
rather than a bug in the JVM.
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{
DerivedClass derivedClass = new DerivedClass ();
}
}
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$ java -version
java version "1.1.6"
$ java DerivedClass
d = 0
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John Summerfield wrote:
> > There was talk of them releasing their JVM for
> > Linux ... I'm really looking forward to that.
>
> I don't know about JVM: I saw a mention of the x86 JIT here.
Isn't that the same thing? Or can you plug
one JIT into any JVM?
Rich.
to that.
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tire Java project (60
source files) in just a few seconds. And if you
use it as above, then it works out the dependencies
and only recompiles what's necessary.
Rich.
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find with SMTP, so far as I can tell, and pretty
> easy to use. I haven't tried it with POP or IMAP and fully intend to
> die before trying it with MAPI.
I stand corrected (and have to rewrite some code ... :-)
Rich.
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ge at the
beginning of a line.
For portability to Windows, you will unfortunately
have to write a little program which replaces
sendmail. It just needs to accept the message
and connect to a *user-configurable* machine
and SMTP port. (Note that most mail can be
relayed locally - it does not need
to override the standard
l'n'f? I choose window managers quite deliberately
to get a consistent l'n'f across applications,
whether written in Java or whatever.
Anyway, you might get some ideas from the MDI
code available on my homepage. Not quite what
you want, but maybe another w
If people want to show some support for Visibroker
for Java on Linux, they could follow up to my posting on
Inprise's new Visibroker forum:
news://forums.inprise.com/inprise.public.visibroker
Rich.
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here too, and I'm not going to change to
1.1.5 for the sake of one application. Does anyone
know if they plan to release a version with works with
1.1.6 soon?
Rich.
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it, is it's very expensive to purchase - around £2000
($3500). There's an eval copy you can play with for some
limited time (30 days?) so you could at least learn CORBA
from it. That's at: http://www.inprise.com/
Rich.
PS. I'm still looking for a freeware Java ORB. Any suggest
After removing this file,
various java programs and other things went a lot
faster.
Have you tried using strace(1) to see what rmic is up to?
Rich.
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ssary unless you are
extremely short of RAM (or have $$$ to burn :-)
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of b
Richard Jones wrote:
> org.omg.CORBA.UNKNOWN[completed=MAYBE]
> at com.visigenic.vbroker.orb.SE.read(SE.java:28)
Sorry to answer my own question :-) This topic seemed
to cause more discussion about how I ever managed to
get VBJ working on Linux than on the original problem.
Any
rt osagent to Linux because of `lack of interest'. Yeah ...
right ... Maybe you should write to them too and if enough
people do it, then they will change their mind.
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