Chris,
I tend to agree. Unix in general is a developers environment. The old
DOS environment and Windoze after it are abysmal development
environments. It is only reasonable that IDEs came along to fill that
void. In any UNIX environment IDEs never really caught on and I suspect
that is is due to
en in
Python and uses Python and its own scripting.
While I was a Java developer for the four years leading up to about a
year ago (and occasionally still use Java) one always has to look at the
problem space and select tools based on the need.
Regards
Tony Dean
kevin1 wrote:
>
>
in on one of the Kernel lists this week and see if there is
any interest.
Regards
Tony Dean
noisebrain wrote:
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> > What is really needed is a pre-started jvm. When you start up a java
> > process, the jvm will fork, and the child will su to you and proceed as
> > normal. I d
Joi,
A host may have multiple IP addresses. This is called a multi-homed
host. Do not confuse multiple IP addresses with Domain addresses. An
address may have a domain address plus aliases associated with it.
In my home setup I have several machines running on one of the test IP
network address
Mohd,
Tomcat supports Servlets and JSP. For EJB you need something a bit
bigger. You may want to look at Enhydra.
Mohd Mokhtar wrote:
>
> Does Tomcat suppport EJB ? I could not found any word in Tomcat
> documentation saying it have EJB capabilities.
>
> Anybody have ideas ?
>
> --= ahYeop =
I would start with the major archive
sites. The MIT site is still around
at ftp://tsx-11.mit.edu/pub/linux/
and its been there for years. The
other major US archive site is
http://metalab.unc.edu which used to
be
sunsite.unc.edu. This is also an old
site that is often the source for
people who wa
Dimitrios,
Dimitrios Vyzovitis wrote:
Tony Dean wrote:
> I presented a paper on using JNI with Linux at
the Atlanta Linux
> Showcase and the feedback
> ran from one guy telling me this was exactly what he needed to someone
> else wanting to
> rewrite the entire Java class l
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27;ll start making some calls and get back
to those who are
interested and start a splinter group.
Nathan Meyers wrote:
Tony Dean wrote:
> 1) Sun owns the Java trademark. They have published the VM spec and
> the language spec. They permit rogue ports
from the specs.
There is already an excel
000/SP boxes rock
and IBM wants the Linux community to think of them
first.
Idea: While IBM is trying to actually woo the Linux
crowd Sun appears to be trying to
tick us all off! Now who is more likely to sell
big boxes to Linux users when we need them?
IBM knows
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ed problems first. :)
That and jdk1.2 doesn't require you set the classpath, which is nice.
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der linux (C/C++/whatever)...
>
> Our use is as a documentation tool, so it is not critical that the
> output be compilable (e.g. colors, faces, fonts are ok, as long as
> such features are configurable).
With the functionality in XEmacs you ought to be able to get any
output formatting you
document. Even loose notes would be interesting to see. Any screen shots
to be available soon?
A very small job for the desktop.
BTW how can I launch a applet in a frame window. ?
Dunno, but something like the appletviewer comes to mind.
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having a bunch of fun doing this. The
desktop will talk to the linux bottom end via a api socket server written
in C++. Anyone else interested?
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Well, I'm curious.
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for
Java features
that use callbacks? Is it JDK 1.0 or 1.1?
Will the JDK 1.0 model for JNI continue to be around for a while?
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soon. Don't want
to invest too much in stuff that is not likely to be around next year.
Yet I want it to work as well on green threads as native threads. So,
how does the AWT do it?
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