Joi Ellis wrote:
>On Fri, 10 Nov 2000, Calvin Austin wrote:
>
>> In moving forward I would be very interested in areas that
>> you believe Blackdown and Sun should focus on, in particular
>> what do you plan to use the linux port for, whether its as
>> a development machine or rolling out into pro
Glenn Valenta wrote:
>"Andrew R. Post" wrote:
>>
>> My experience is that Jdk1.2.2 for Linux reacts very badly with Sawmill:
>> default window positioning is partially off the upper left corner of the
>> screen, Swing GUI elements are cut-off at the edges of windows, and
>> general slowness. Runn
Calvin Austin wrote:
>In the next release of the 1.3 Sun JDK most of the window managers we
>have tried sawfish, enlightenment, fvwm, kwm, twm behave correctly (if
>not log a bug)
I don't need to log a bug. The issue I'm most concerned about is already
in the Bug Database: 4102292 New AWT Frame
>When I open a frame with the code given below, it opens with <0,0> of the
>content area at <0,0> of the screen. So, the title bar is off the screen,
>and the window can't be moved. Is there a "WORA" workaround? I found this
>message, but I'd rather avoid this type of stuff if possible:
This is m
Renzo Pecoraro wrote:
>
>Does anybody have a hint as to how to fix this: I am using
>RH6.0+Gnome+E, and whenever I startup NetBeans places itself in the top
>left corner, but hides its own window titlebar, so that I don't have
>access to the iconify buttons, etc. Very annoying! Is there a fix?
Ah
Michael Emmel wrote:
>Peter Graves wrote:
>
>> The authors of the Enlightenment window manager have some
>> interesting comments today about Java:
>>
>> http://www.enlightenment.org/news.html
>>
>> Their basic point is that "Java under X (AWT) is Broken"; they
>> don't mention which Java impl
Nelson Minar wrote:
>But I have a related
>question - how do I *not* set the position of a window? I don't call
>any methods to set the position, yet my window manager thinks the
>window is demanding to be placed at 0,0. I'd rather let the window
>manager decide itself.
>
>Am I doing something wr
Peter Kovacs wrote:
>Is there any facility (Java API call) which can be used to catch operating
>system signals sent to the Java Virtual Machine and do whatever deemed
>necessary upon reception of a specific signal?
There isn't anything as standard. Perhaps this will help, though:
http://in
>From the Sun announcement:
>This agreement enables the Linux community to develop and distribute
>media-enhanced applications for the Java 2 platform for non-commercial use.
Why the limitation to non-commercial use? Maybe I don't understand the
terms, but the licence on the Sun site for other
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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DOWNLOAD! IBM JAVA(TM) 2 PORT FOR AIX - TECHNOLOGY
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
cedric baudoin wrote:
>is there any known date for java 1.2 ?
Don't know about Linux, but the latest information on the Java
Developer Connection is that JDK 1.2 beta 4 is due out 29 June and the
final release will be 21 September. That'll be for Windows and
Solaris.
http://developer.java.sun
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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