Hi,
What's the best approach to introduce new events and their handling without
touching any of Event class, EventQueue class and EventDispachingThread class?
I'd like to extend Java events set with new type of events without any change
to Event model framework. What's the best approach to th
It should be in a directory right under whereever jni.h is. Depending on
the platform you use, the directory should be "linux", or "solaris" etc. You
should have that path in your include path as part of your -I
compiling option.
Good luck.
-- Yuwinf
Dustin Lang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
You should be able to track if there's any exception occured to the sockets
in question, of course that's assuming that you're performing
IO on them, such as attempting to read or write on the sockets. One thing you
should keep watch for is the variable that keeps track of the socket is being
Hi,
I got an UnsatisfiedLinkErr exception in calling a second native method
from Java (not a nested JNI call). I checked signature of the method and made
sure they're consistent in both sides. It still happens. Anyone know what this
error really means? Is there a limitation as to how many nati
I'll answer the ones that I can:
First, you can't find servlet classes in your rcompile. Set your CLASSPATH
like this:
set CLASSPATH=..://servlet.jar
Secondly, Netscape is coming up with a new Enterprise Server supporting the
latest servlets (JSDK2.1).
-- Yueying
Pat Tra
