Did you have javax.comm.properties file in correct path? The general cause for
this type of
problem is that.
Graham Coppin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
05/24/2000 09:36 AM
To: Java-Linux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
cc:(bcc: Syam Kumar Abburi/SSC/THD)
Subject: Can Java find Serial Ports on Linux?
(See attached file: app.java)(See attached file: sharedlib.txt)
(See attached file: javacore4377.txt)
Hi friends,
My application terminates with a segmentation fault. The application is a swing
based user interface.
On starting, the application starts an infinite loop in shared library in a
t
Hi All,
I am trying to execute a small program in Java that uses JNI. I have built
shared library shared.so.
It loads properly as I do not see any Unsatisfied Link Error on console. The JNI
function is not being
called and Java returns integer 3 as return value when I called the native
method.
place text area in a panel with layout as border and do not hard code any
bounds.
Roger Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
04/06/2000 11:30 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:(bcc: Syam Kumar Abburi/SSC/THD)
Subject: textarea resizing
hey all I am creating an applet with a textarea, so does any
Hi All,
Could any one tell me how to trap Keyevents (Keyup, down etc.) with out
displaying any GUI
components?
I noticed that the KeyEvents are delivered only when the GUI component is shown
and focus is on that.
I want to get Keycodes with out displaying any GUI component. My application
does
You set class path like any other environment variable. Just like path. You need
to export the classpath
after setting. Otherwise you can place it in a .profile file (.profile will
initialize environment variables when you
login in Unix. I do not know whether similar concept is there in Linux).
Hi,
The success of any product depends on the advantages it offers and failure
always depends on restrictions it imposes. Most of the users will be using 64MB
RAM systems. For JBuilder on Linux should they add more memory? I do not agree
with you. If it is not on Linux the product would have gon
Hi friends,
I came to know from Java-Linux FAQ mail archives that, there is no parallel port
support in Java 1.1 for
Linux. In Jdk 1.2.2 for Linux it was not mentioned because comm api is not part
of core jdk ( i remember
i have read it ). When i looked at Java Comm for Linux web page it was me
