orm-ness is important. But when our technical
director asks (of a Java application) 'Why does the window appear in the
wrong place?', it demotivates me somewhat. Until Java works with arbitrary
Unix window managers I won't be pushing
me to support each and
every window manager. This is crazy. They'll never be able to support all
window managers.
If they were to do the Right Thing and let the window manager manage windows
there wouldn't be /any/ code in the Java runtime to override the window
positions determ
javac to point to
kaffee? Mandrake 6.0 (modified RH 6.0) did that. Once I
deleted the aliases, Blackdown worked perfectly.
Ron
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d leave it to the window manager (via interaction with the user if
necessary) to set the position. The JDK shouldn't have to /do/ anything.
Instead it forces the frame to appear at (0,0), overriding the window
manager and putting the window's title
nnection Bug Database.
Its id is 4102292.
But don't hold your breath waiting for Sun to fix it, it's been there for
over two years.
Ron
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nks in advance,
Ron Johnson
[root@rebel java]# ldconfig -D
ldconfig: version 1999-02-21
/usr/X11R6/lib:
libXaw3d.so.6 => libXaw3d.so.6.1
libforms.so.0.88 => libforms.so.0.88
libSDLx11.so.0.9 => libSDLx11.so.0.9.9
libglut.so.3 => libglut.so.3
y all threads from a threadgroup using the destroy()
method would this clean up afterwards (release memory used) ???
Thanks
Ron
t error, so it is affecting Thread2 in some way.
I guess interrupt just sets a flag, so how come it is not getting picked
up in Thread1...
Any ideas
using green threads, java 1.2 port linux
Ron
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There is a bug report on the JDC for this (id 4102292), though for some
illogical reason Sun have classified it as a request for enhancement rather
than a bug. Please go along and vote for it if you'd like to see something
done about it.
http://developer.java.sun.c
t aint X.
No, it ain't X, and it ain't just Enlightenment. It's a fundamental problem
in Java which affects many window managers.
Until bug 4102292 is fixed I'm unhappy about deploying Java applications.
The behaviour of Java applicati
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Thanks in advance.
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using, I think
they will meet their goals.
Just thought I would fill you in from the point of view of someone leading a
significant Alpha/NT based effort.
Peace,
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en to know if JBuilder on Linux might also mean
an imminent release of Oracle JDeveloper on Linux, which is itself
heavily based on JBuilder?
(And no, vi will never be toasted by IDEs - just look at the
popularity of vim/bash on Windows, the land of IDEs.)
Ron
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de (where it has bug id 4102292, and appears in the Top 25 RFEs).
The two related bug ids (4158145 and 4162290) can't be found.
I wish Sun would do something about this. I don't want my Java applications
to behave any differently from othe
Where is the "sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver" for the Linux port of 1.1.7
v1a? Thanks very much.
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ough:
http://interstice.com/~kevinh/projects/javasignals/index.html
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Linux. My guess is that they would
do some kind of merge of their own efforts with blackdown.
[Hey - 3 cheers for the Java 2 SDK release :).
Thanks Steve and others. ]
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site for other platforms doesn't seem
to have any such restriction.
(http://www.javasoft.com/products/java-media/3D/java3d-license.html)
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turned
off, the problem goes away.
OK, I'll stop annoying you all. I guess I was just intrigued think about
what kind of internal optimization path could possibly account for these
unlikely stimuli turning on or off the
= Object.class) {}
}
}
Anyone else ever encountered this sort of thing?
Regards,
Ron.
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sounds pretty odd (I hesitate to say implausable, but that's
what I'm thinking..) since Swing lightweight components are pure
Java, and use exactly the same drawing support regardless of platform.
There's nothing in the Linux vs. Windows JDK
that should have any effect on Swing behaviour.
Ron
Interesting. I've just received a copy of IBM's Java Update e-mail
which says they're shipping a preview of JDK 1.2 for AIX, even though
it doesn't pass all of the JCK.
I wonder what their lawyers know that the Blackdown team doesn't.
Ron
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I'm wondering if I could create a windows application (exe) using java.
I need the application to use OLE 2, etc is this possible in java at
the moment or is it easier to using C???
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CORBA apps (I've now
ported over about 4 from NT) run very smoothly
over Blackdown (1.1.7v1a on x86).
Ron
ght Jini was pure Java, i.e., as soon as there is a compliant
JDK2 running on platform of choice, Jini is just a drop in, like
JFC, JSDK, or any other pure Java package.
Or is there native code in Jini that needs to be ported
platform by platform?
Thanks,
Ron
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ing for an
open source Java ORB on Linux, your config. above still doesn't
quite fit. Or have I misunderstood you?
Thanks,
Ron
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IS there a version of swing1.1 port available for intel anywhere?
Thankx
ronyd
to tell you", that
would be fine, presuming it was clear that this was datestamped
after the official Sun release of Java2 a few days ago, so people
knew it was recent info.
Just my .02
Ron
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in its 'if' detection. But I'm posting
this, since there may be a more general problem here of wider
interest.
Regards,
Ron
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de, sarcastic, snide
remarks on a list like this. If your overactive Y-chromosome compels you to do
it, okay, but if you add a simple comment about how to unsubscribe it may help
us all in the long run.
Ron Greene
Kelvin Teh wrote:
> I am a newbie to the Linux world and it is becaus
ry usage figures for JDK 1.1.3 running
some of the demo applets:
First instance of JVM12488 kB
Further instance w/o mergemem 7612 kB
Further intstance with mergemem 2452 kB
This looks like a very promising approach for those who need to run multiple
inst
ctories, all of which dont work. I've been through several pages and
nothing seems to explain the problem or what to do.
I am running:
*Redhat 4.2(with all of its default programs)
*Intel P200
*java version "chapman:10/12/12-23:12"
-Ron Kinney(Minex)
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olaris.
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/monicap/Roadmaps/sched.html
Ron
The positioning of windows under X is somewhat broken. There is a bug
report on this at the Java Developer Connection, but Sun have classified
it as a 'request for enhancement'.
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4102292.html
Ron
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