using the
JavaPluginControlPanel
and setting the Java Runtime Parameters (i.e. -Djavaplugin.trace=false)
would
help. However it seems that any properties I set using the control
panel are
being ignored. Any suggestions?
Chris
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At 09:27 AM 10/31/00 -0800, Calvin Austin wrote:
>Minor corrections, you can legally
>
>a) share source with other SCSL licensees for free, for example if
>you wanted to work in a porting team or use it for your research project.
>
>b) you can ship a binary if it passes the TCK test, there are
>n
At 18:11 10/30/00 -0800, noisebrain wrote:
>This (the license) does not negate the fact that the source is available
>and can be changed.
actually it does. What can you (legally) do with that changed source?
Nothing. Can you give it to me in binary form? no. Can you give it to me
in source form?
At 09:57 10/26/00 +0200, Andreas Rueckert wrote:
>I wonder how much a GPLed Sun Java would help Classpath. Would it mean that
>those who had to take a look at the Sun sources could contribute to the
>project?
I can't speak for everyone, but a lot of us would still not be able to, even
if sun wer
At 17:39 10/5/00 -0700, Nathan Meyers wrote:
>On Thu, Oct 05, 2000 at 11:59:21PM +, Mark Ogden wrote:
> > Here's a quick question...Sorry to waste people's time but what are the
> > essential differences between JavaBeans and EJB from a practical point of
> > view?
>They aren't similar in the
At 23:57 9/21/00 +, Mark Ogden wrote:
>I see what you mean about the applet. After I flicked through a few pages
>Netscape crashed and it seemed to take the whole of X with it! Hmmm...no
>response from anything until I killed NN. Is this a prob with the applet
>or with NN? I'm running 4.7.
I'
Sorry, but most of the people on this list aren't going to
help you write a backdoor/trojan.
Perhaps a not so subtle reminder to everyone...
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At 15:42 9/18/00 -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
At 15:58 9/10/00 -0700, Christopher Smith wrote:
>The issue isn't about paying for the JVM. The JVM is a complex piece
>of software, and as a consequence it has a lot of bugs and performance
>issues. It's also a nice piece of general purpose software which could
>be retargeted to any number of sol
At 09:08 9/8/00 -0400, Jacob Nikom wrote:
>I would like to thank all people in discussion, especially Chris.
your welcome. :)
>I had never looked at bytecodes before. As far as I see the
>call to the String constructor is in the line 3.
the bytecode at offset 3:
3 new #
At 01:45 9/8/00 +0200, Uli Luckas wrote:
>Now the second bad news, if you decompile the code generated with either
>javac or jikes you can see that the constructor call is really compiled
>into the code.
umm... no it isn't
test.java:
public class test {
public static void main (String[]
gt; $ Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: hello/class
Make sure "." is in your CLASSPATH and use the command
/usr/local/jdk1.2.2/bin/java hello
to run it (don't append the .class)
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At 17:00 8/22/00 -0700, Java Linux wrote:
>Exception in thread "main" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError
> <>
>
>In fact, it's unlikely that there should be any memory
>problems and this error does not occur when running on
just because it says it's out of "memory" don't believe it
actually is re
n the java space, just never
returns.
The app is multithreaded and itself has a non trivial jni component (I know,
the picture is getting pretty ugly now ;-)
I switched to the Sun jvm and am not experiencing this problem. Do you think
this is a bug in the Blackdown jvm?
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At 19:04 7/17/00 -0700, Nathan Meyers wrote:
>But you're *not* running javac with no arguments. No arguments suggests
>you don't know the command and want some help - specifying an argument
>like "@empty" suggests something very different. BTW, IBM's JDK1.3
>compiler behaves the same way.
as will
On Wed, 05 Jul 2000, Juergen Kreileder wrote:
> >>>>> "chris" == chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> chris> I'm getting started trying to use the JNI from a C++
> chris> program. JNI_CreateJavaVM() returns -1. Not much info
>
Blackdown
distribution? I don't see anything in the demo directory.
thanks,
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At 12:11 6/20/00 +0200, Peter Schuller wrote:
>Use the "-Xss" switch in Sun's JDK:s.
-Xoss for the native C stack size.
> > If I specify not eoough stack size, what will happen?
>
>You'd get a StackOverFlowError during runtime. It's not something that
>happens alot under normal circumstances tho
At 23:37 6/7/00 -0400, Joseph Shraibman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Sez who? Maybe your jre happens to run that way, but IIRC the behavior
>is undefined. If I wasn't so lazy I would look it up.
sez the JLS, section 4.5.5. Yes I have it infront of me. No it's not
there because of this thread. And
ok, I'll go out on a limb and guess that you're trying for multi-threaded
access/shutdown here... where thread A creates the socket saves a reference
to it somewhere and then goes into accept and you're trying to shut it down
with another thread.
without putting some code to handle shutdown behi
I made several recreation attempts under two environments as documented below,
based on these I do not believe this is a jikes bug, but rather a combination
of JAX and blackdown's JVM (You failed to mention which version of Jikes you're
running btw, so I used the current version.)
recreation envi
Have you looked at, say, javaworld's tool guide or freshmeat.net or IBM's
jCentral? Some that come to mind are mozilla, javazilla (or whatever it's
called, I'm sure there's a link at www.mozilla.org), sun's hot java (don't
know if source is available), lynx (ditto), www.icesoft.no...
At 02:19 PM
the jdb docs for the 1.2 release don't seem to have been updated
for any platform, see the jdb docs for 1.3 instead:
http://java.sun.com/products/jdk/1.3/docs/tooldocs/solaris/jdb.html
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Well, this is maybe more appropriate for comp.lang.java.programmer or a
javascript group, but since I've done this I'll answer. Netscape has
preferences which you can read and write from javascript, including the
user's home page. You need to make a signed javascript which sets that
particular pre
Is there a non-rpm version? Perhaps you could try it the old-fashioned way
by editing the config file where they store this information. Or, try it
using GnoRPM. I'm no shell script expert, but maybe you need to export
JAVA_HOME as well?
At 11:13 PM 4/6/00 +0100, John Louis wrote:
>Hi,
> I just
http://interstice.com/~kevinh/projects/javasignals/
http://www.naturalbridge.com/useful/index.html
At 07:06 PM 3/30/00 +0200, Bruno Boettcher wrote:
>i didn't found this in the FAQ's nor in the docu is there a way to
capture
>-c interruptions or as long as this one to any one of the other
>un
t;
> Any ideas on how to debug this would be greatly appreciated!
Here are some links I've bookmarked that may help. I haven't done
anything like this myself so I can't provide any practical advice.
Good luck.
http://www.volano.com/linux.html
http://www-4.ibm.com/s
IMHO, you have two options: either pass JNIEnv* to each level, or pass your
C++ objects back to the top level, and use JNIEnv* on them there. The
second option would avoid you having to make all your classes "JNI-aware".
To avoid that with the first option, hide JNIEnv* in a struct or a class or
a
I don't have the blackdown jdk1.2.2, but on the sun windows jdk1.2.2, that
class is in tools.jar. If such a file exists, is it in the classpath?
At 11:22 AM 3/27/00 -0800, Robert Miller wrote:
> However, I have a team of developers working on a new project. The jsp's
>they developed worked under
The previously mentioned problem with jdk1.1.8_v1 doesn't go away if I call
reshape() before and/or after calling show(). However, using jre1.2.2_rc4,
there's no problem; the code given in the original message works fine.
Is this just a jdk1.1.8_v1 problem, or some kind of an
Enlightenment/Gnome/
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:
http://www.d
I think you're hitting one of the problems with RMI on multi-homed machines,
the stubs hold a liveref object which contains an address and a port. On a
machine with multiple addresses you sometimes endup shipping a stub that
contains an address on the "wrong" interface. Take for example my setup
w
At 17:42 2/1/00 +0100, Wolfgang Hoschek wrote:
>Does anyone know whether there are any VMs out there that generate CPU
>specific machine code?
>Eg. detect a PentiumIII and issue approprate prefetch instructions, etc.
>If so, is there material available describing how far such CPU specific
>support
etc. Have you tried
the "reduce refresh" option?
Try you application with different window managers and see if it makes
any difference.
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At 14:00 1/11/00 +, Aaron M. Stromas wrote:
[...]
>bash$ java -Djava.security.policy=/home/ams/.java.security Client
>java.rmi.UnmarshalException: error unmarshalling return; nested
>exception is:
>java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: com.wrox.rmi.Reverse_Stub
>java.lang.ClassNotFoundExce
LY see them doing some development in that direction.
This is what lead to that assumption, if you say I'm off base
then fine, I'll take your word for it at face value.
>At 03:13 AM 1/6/00 -0600, Chris Abbey wrote:
>>
>>my nose is itching. I might be smelling what I think I
gcs.)
* Run as above.
Any insights/guesses/suggestions would be greatly appreciated. At this
point, I'll probably attempt to build the jdk from the source using the
Blackdown patches.
Thanks,
Chris
*** java.c Sat Jan 1 16:30:32 2000
--- javax.c Sat Jan 1 19:45:27 2000
***
three thoughts leap to mind immediately:
1. rtfm, rtfla
2. stop sending in x-html
3. the java interpreter expects a class name, not a file name.
thus the invocation is 'java Clock2' not 'java Clock2.class'
which is trying to run a class called "class" in a package
called "Clock2".
fe
then you should use the same commands in Linux as you used in winblows:
'java file1', not 'java file1.class'. This second is looking for a class
named 'class' in a package 'file1'.
p.s. I'd recommend upgrading to one of the 1.1.8 vms available on the web.
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At 00:53 12/24/99 -0500, Linda Lincoln wrote:
>Perhaps, but some additional information: When I point netscape-navigator at
>the same HTML file it runs the applet without error or complaint (arguments
netscape has a 1.1 vm. (1.1.5 iirc)
>and all). I would expect this kind of behaviour from a S
At 13:18 12/23/99 -0500, Edward W. Rouse wrote:
>Don't worry too much about the font errors.
agreed... unless you're trying to use dingbats.
>The real error is the last part:
agreed, but you've got the cause a little off...
>> java.lang.ClassFormatError: Animator (Arguments can't fit into loca
exactly where it should be...
Java-Linux
download
pick a mirror, any mirror you think is relatively current
jdk1.1.8
i386
v1
JavaPlugIn_1.1.2_k-glibc-2.1.2.sh
At 22:21 12/20/99 +0100, Peter Schuller wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I've seen references to the Linux version of the Java plugin, but I am
>unable
d?
HUH? in 1.1 that error had a single, clear, meaning. Why on earth
would it make sense to overlap a completely different type of problem
onto the same error? Why not a *security* error... or is this an
attempt at security through obfuscation? -=Chris
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Are you puting an RMI server object in the jsp VM?
Assuming not... Is there ever a point in time where no external
process has a handle to the server object? Are you doing anything
"unusual" with the stubs? serializing them?
The NoSuchObjectException does not come from the RMIRegistry, unless
y
_Stub and _Skel match the interface and that the
impl matches the interface. Greping the outputs of -verbose for the
class is the quickest way to check the first one, the second will
take some code review. -=Chris
At 19:27 12/16/99 -0500, Joseph Shraibman wrote:
>What does this exception thr
i'm in an interesting position, and as such i need to drop a disclaimer from
the get go bcs these are my views and not those of the company i work for...
(the necessary b.s. since i'm too lazy to get a hotmail account to post
from...)
everyone is jumping down sun's throat on this one, with good c
OK, I've now seen the rumor mentioned three times... can anyone point to
an IBM source of where this might be comming from? -=Chris
p.s. Without trying to spread it, the rumor I'm refering to is the one
that IBM will be OSS'ing their Linux VM in the 1.3 time frame
cabbey
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0-1484634
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>
> Ken
>
> P.S. Note that this nothing to do with SCSL -- it is a matter of
> credit given. GPL doesn't require credit to be given either. Credit
> for help is a social custom we all should follow, especially companie
At 13:05 12/9/99 +0700, you wrote:
>FYI, I've already installed JRE 1.1.6v5 in /usr/local/jre directory
um... try a *current* version. For a x86 box running RH6.1 I'd highly
recommend either blackdown's 118v1 or IBM's 118. -=Chris
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I've tried to stay out of this thread as much as I could; but since Paolo
is going to take this back to the "big picture" I'd like to take a second
here and say something, 'cause I perfer the big picture to the pissing wars
this could become (but thankfully hasn't yet (think "GNU/Linux" vs "Linux"
I installed jdk 2 for linux and when i go to compile all i get is a blank
screen and when i can't kill the process... I tried the following line... and
nothing
javac -verbose TestDrive.java
Any clue?
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At 07:38 11/30/99 , Michael Sinz wrote:
>Also, I know of some problems with older versions of other Java compilers
>(such as Jikes) that produce different version IDs from what JavaC does.
>(This is a tricky problem - again it should not be an issue as you should
>you the same exact class file and
dering how slow
www.blackdown.org is, and how much faster the mirrors are (even one of the
ones a lot farther away is routinely faster for me) I would think that
keeping them up to date would be a high priority activity.... -=Chris
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At 11:22 11/23/99 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>On 23-Nov-99 Chris Abbey wrote:
>> what exactly do you feel is unfriendly twoards netscape about
>> developerworks?? the fact that it doesn't have one of those assinine
>> "best viewed with" icons?
&g
ock: owner "SIGQUIT handler" (0x80c0a08) 1 entry
Dynamic loading lock:
Monitor registry: owner "SIGQUIT handler" (0x80c0a08) 1 entry
You can also achieve the same thing by sending a QUIT signal to the
appropriate process/threads.
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what exactly do you feel is unfriendly twoards netscape about
developerworks?? the fact that it doesn't have one of those assinine
"best viewed with" icons? The bug system is jitterbug for crying out
loud now if you're talking about some of the stuff served up
from domino then I can almost see
] (control backslash)
will cause your application to dump a full stack trace of all your threads.
Very handy for debugging.
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This is "known behaviour". The thread spec is very vague in regard to how
it is supposed to work. There have been numerous discusions on the list
in the past, check the archives for them. It basically boils down that
there is no gaurentee in the threading spec that multiple threads will
be interle
g.jar and
want PLAF support then you also need another jar (plaf.jar ??) I just
use swingall.jar and get it over with. Sure wish Sun had documented
that better -=Chris
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bad magic number means that the first 4 bytes of the delivered class file did
not match 0xcafebabe. check that whatever server is handling the URL (i.e.
a webserver) is sending it as binary, and that it isn't returning something
like this: "404: file not found" ;)
At 15:37 10/27/99 -0400, Paul Gr
t are linked in with java at
this time? If the color depth is set to 8 bit or 24 or 32 bit then
everything works fine, no problems. It is only an issue that arises with
the 16 bit color depth.
Any insight into this would be great...
Thanks,
Chris LeDantec
NetBeans
o
configure.
As this is now certainly offtopic for java-linux (and I'll assume
advanced-java as well) please followup off list if you choose. -=Chris
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Today's opto-mechani
ink we
>have done a good job using efficient algorithms in the compiler.
What we really need IMHO is a good comparison written up. I have access
to a very good benchmark suite at work that I hope to use to this end
sometime this winter, but first I've got to get my machine into a usable
. Any
would work. -=Chris
At 10:49 10/22/99 +0100, Peter Pilgrim wrote:
>Hi knowledgable Java-linux users.
>
>I am looking for an implementation source of code of rmiregistry.
>
>I really want to add a thread that touches a PID file every 5 seconds
>so that I know the rmiregistry i
At 22:09 9/18/99 -0400, Michael Emmel wrote:
>Also it produces the slowest bytecode on the planet. Great for development.
[it == jikes] just because the bytecode is simple doesn't always mean it's
bad/slow... I'm starting to see JITTERs good enough to turn straight forward
bytecode such as that p
At 00:03 10/19/99 +0200, Ian Corner wrote:
>You mentioned in a previous email the ibmjdk, is that Jikes? If not what is
nope
>Jikes as I thought that was the IBM JVM. Do you happen to know what Java
Jikes is a Java compiler, that is it takes in source code in the Java
Language and emits Bytecod
all the time, thus I was sure I could help you; now that
it's looking like Sybase I'm getting farther and farther out of my watter,
aside from basic JNI issues. -=Chris
At 14:57 10/18/99 -0600, Brandon Anderson wrote:
>I'm sorry, but I'm obviously missing something. What *
At 23:21 10/16/99 -0600, Brandon Anderson wrote:
>
>OK, here is the thread dump, but like I already wrote in the previous
>post I only get this while running java_g so I don't know if its really
>relevant.
>
>*** panic: "../../../../src/share/javavm/runtime/classresolver.c", line
>1285: assertion
At 22:57 10/16/99 -0600, Brandon Anderson wrote:
>If that's the case than why does my program run correctly when I compile
>it and run it with javac/java but not when I compile it with
untill you send us a stack trace and some actual concrete info about
what you're doing and running, no one can a
e send the stack. The
only thing you have to do special for working with _g is compile debuggable
versions of *your* *native* *libs*. usually a quick `ln -s libmine.so
libmine_g.so` is all it takes. -=Chris
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I want a binary
At 19:47 10/16/99 -0400, Michael Sinz wrote:
>On Sat, 16 Oct 1999 15:47:02 -0600 (MDT), Brandon Anderson wrote:
>
>>Well, I tried to run my project with java_g as suggested. Unfortunately
now I
>>get a horrible RMI related thread dump. I was just wondering what
exactly is
>>the debug version of
you're using java_g right? try running a hello world class with the -tm
command line switch to test the binaries:
java_g -tm helloWorld
Works for Me (TM) on blackdown 117 v1a, green or native. -=Chris
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I wa
hould only be one variable between
columns... so wait till IBM has Java2 for Linux, or move back to Blackdown
1.1.
>To everyone working on Java for Linux: keep up the great work! :)
Agreed! The members of the Blackdown effort continue to show incredible
progress and achivement for such a small
now what it's missing. I've
set up such machines, once we got that _ns set of binaries a lot of
my headaches ended.
This is further proof that Sun just doesn't understand Java on the
server. -=Chris
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I wan
those are the native_threads you asked for...
the pthread impl on Linux has each thread take an space in the process
table, which is what ps et al are reading. take a look at the archives for
the list back around end of last year, begining of this one for the gory
details.
cabbey at home dot n
At 09:04 9/29/99 -0500, Roll, Greg wrote:
>Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: HelloWorld/class
you didn't by any chance type "java HelloWorld.class" did you?
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A screen scrape of the exact command issued and the full stack trace given
would help, as well as the value of your classpath envvar (if you have one).
Otherwise we might as well be shooting in the dark. -=Chris
At 10:38 9/23/99 -0400, Craig Soucie wrote:
>This is probably something simple
ve side, Java on Linux is leaps and bounds ahead of Java on the
Mac...
Regards,
Chris LeDantec
NetBeans, Inc.
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does no one read readmes any more?
You're running the glibc2.0 ("libc5") jdk binaries on a glibc2.1
("glibc") based system. Please obtain the current 1.1 (117v3) jdk from:
http://www.blackdown.org/java-linux/mirrors.html
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At 19:24 9/15/99 -0600, Carlos Alberto Román Zamitiz wrote:
>I think your linux box doesn't have memory enough.
>You should close others applications and try again.
>(ups! that's sound like Windows).
yeah, that would be windows ...
>I'm not sure. Please, tell me if I'm wrong.
I very much suspe
; compiles OK, as does
>javac Bar.java
> putting Foo.class and Bar.class in the foobar directory, but
>java Foo
> complains:
>Can't find class Foo
You need to specify the _complete_ name: ie, java foobar.Foo
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"Ask not what Linux can do for you,
class for appletviewer is
sun.applet.AppletViewer, so to run the viewer with a max 64 meg heap:
java -mx64m sun.applet.AppletViewer http://www.yada.yada/applet.html
OR
appletviewer -J-mx64m http://www.yada.yada/applet.html
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I want
sed, but I would
encourage all of you interested to take the time to join our EAP list (which
you may join now), you will have access to the most recent builds and it
will hopefully provide another channel for feedback from java developers.
Cheers,
Chris LeDantec
Net
nning java, with no args should not require
a classpath.
the jdk has worked fine under RH 5.x.
does anyone have ideas as to the reason i'm getting this error?
cheers,
chris
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nough people/businesses/institutes to donate some money
to fund this exercise. How much money would it take and how
many donations would be necessary?
Chris Kakris
"Ask not what Linux can do for you, but what you can do for Linux."
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not quite a full step back to new,
malloc, free and delete.
I'm reminded of the US Marine Corps statement #7P:
"Proper Prior Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance".
Oi. I did it again; went to jot off a quick note with a
couple points and wrote a blasted treatise. I'll be
leavin
of the
script as it recommends, but a little ways into the script the patch
fails. I tried patching by hand as well, with similar results.
Any clues? I can generate error messages if desired.
c.
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But is that memory allocated out of the chunk of VM reserved as the HEAP?
I doubt it... I don't think it even blongs to the same process does it?
Seems to me that it would have to belong to the Xserver's process... in
the Xserver's address space and potentially on the Xserver's machine
(as in a di
Everytime I hear someone say that adding thread yeilds or sleeps
or changing priorities "fixed" the threading problems in a green
threads implementation I immediately think they're depending on
non-spec thread behavior. So far I haven't been wrong on the cases
that have been dug into. Your imperic
At 16:16 8/4/99 +0530, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Somehow i have got RMI based server running but without RMISecurityManager
>installed from the server (prg).
>Still i don't understand why after installing RMISecurityManager from the
>program, it (prg) used to throw Exceptions saying permission den
>Anyone been able to succesfully launch rmiregistry and bind
>UnicastRemoteObjects to it on Linux?
Yup, use a lot of it... works quite well.
>First, do you know of any way to debug rmiregistry when it launches? The
>reason I'm asking is this, when I launch rmiregistry "./rmiregistry 1099
>&" as
Chris Abbey wrote:
>
> A couple people mentioned that javac will recompile any classes referenced
> by what you compile and recompile them if they're newer... true, but DON'T
> RELY ON THAT to save you: it misses the opposite link. Say for example you
> have a stat
e it doesn't live in a limited heap with a GC
system under it... for large compilations this can eat up a LOT of
memory... I have twice now sent my 256M machine into thrash mode by asking
incremental compile to work with too many classes (in the neighborhood of
8K .javas).
Sorry for ramblin
> while (ii < args.lenth ){ // error with this
^^
length is a pseduo-field on array primitives, not a method.
lenth is a typo. The compiler will accept one and not the
other. :)
I'd suggest looking into a more general Java newsgroup,
as this has nothing to do wit
h
contains some of the same APIs as the Java Language; HOWEVER, it is not a
JAVA VM by the definition of Java Technology, as presented by the trademark
holders, Sun Microsystems Inc.
At 10:50 7/27/99 -0400, Joseph B. Ottinger wrote:
>On Tue, 27 Jul 1999, Glenn Valenta wrote:
>
>
Is your kernel multicast aware?
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I want a binary interface to the brain!
Today's opto-mechanical digital interfaces are just too slow!
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pathetic that I've got a quick link to "killall -9 netscape" in my gnome
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/jde/) and the JDK.
However, IBM has ported VisualAge for Java to linux. Go to
http://www.software.ibm.com/vadd and look for the links and info
there. Last I checked, it required a membership to VADD (Visual Age
Developer's Domain), but that's free, as is the preview download of
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