Wendy Richardson wrote:
I tried using jdk117v1a on RH5.2 with my program that uses JNI, and it works
great with one exception. I keep getting a suspend signal and I don't know
why or where it is coming from. I also get this using a pure Java program
that uses RMI. The suspend
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I use the OpenGroup's jdk1.1.6 on RedHat5.2(glibc) system, and the native
threads work well.
I have Java call the native code, which is the opposite from how you have
the native code start the Java VM. I haven't tried blackdown's jdk1.1.7
native threads yet, b
ite out what I needthen be able to use
> while(next())
> String line = newRAF.readLine();
To write to the JTextArea, use jta.append(line);
To get the string from the JTextArea, use jta.getText();
To write strings to a file, try FileWriter.
-Wendy
Wendy Richardson
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Gordon Chamberlin wrote:
> At the risk of sounding ignorant, or stating the obvious, I'd say the
> problem is with the shared library. It was compiled against libc5.
> When you try to run it on RH5.1, the shared library cannot find libc5.
>
> You should do one of two things:
> 1) install libc5 o
RH5.1 machine with Java & JNI?
Thanks for your help.
-Wendy
Wendy Richardson
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Restoring tty mode: Segmentation fault
SIGSEGV 11* segmentation violation
stackbase=0xb240, stackpointer=0xbfffe4f4
The RH5.0 ldconfig -D output is attached.
Does anyone have any ideas about what could be wrong?
-Wendy Richardson
ldconfig: version 970402
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