Is this possible? We want to run a program from a memory stick and we
don't want to have to do a full JRE on the stick in question. Think of
it as a "Live CD" type of Java app. ;-)
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> OK, so there is this bug in Sun's JTable.
> Calling JTable.setEnabled(false) doesn't also cause the table header's
> appearance to changed. It functions properly but there is no visible
> change in the header.
>
> Question:
>
> What are so
led
state? I.E. how should the foreground/background colors change? I
would think that they should have White added to them if they are disabled.
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it can be done, I don't see how it can be done with a jar that contains
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example build and run openoffice.org using GCC4.1.2
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where you get arguments from.
Wirte your self an experimental program that accepts a parameter and
then prints it using System.out.println().
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I dont see any sparc debs in my mirror.
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t (or if necessary
privately) when you have a final answer on how the diffs may be obtained.
I supprt the blackdown team and respect their rights to decide how they
handle this, but it would just be useful to know if it is possible and how
on
Hi,
I could not find any recent mention about the sparc linux port, since the
1.4.1 release. Are there any specific problems or is it just a lack of time
etc?
I would like to try building this myself. Are the blackdown diffs available,
I could not find any links?
thanks
jim
tures available. If Blackdown features were merged quicker into the Sun version I'd be cool with that. I heard that some Blackdown folks were on the Tiger working group. Does that mean more involvement, quicker adoption of Blackdown Linux features in the Sun Linux JVMs?
-Jim
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This release seems a bit *faster* on my machine. Netbeans is a little more responsive and the Java2D and SwingSet demos seem a little peppier.
I'm not running on an SMP machine. Kernel 2.4.22, Glibc 2.3.2.
-Jim
On Sun, Dec 21, 2003 at 08:21:49PM +0100, Juergen Kreileder <[EMAIL P
Days have turned into weeks. Any idea when Blackdown 1.4.2 will be available?
There aren't many differences between Sun's 1.4.1_03 and our 1.4.1_01.
A Blackdown 1.4.2 for x86, AMD64, and probably SPARC will be available
in a few days.
Juergen
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Does anyone know the availability of a 1.3.1 JVM for GCC 3.2. I'm thinking of upgrading to Mandrake 9.1, but have to run 1.3.1 apps. Anyone know if I'll be able to do so?
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still be grateful when it comes. :)
Time to play with Java 3D 1.3-beta2 a little.
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send my JMS message is just too long then the pros and cons of tweaking the kernel should be discussed.
-Jim
Generally better responsiveness is caused by a higher chance that
scheduler will sonner finish schedule interactive jobs - because time
quantums are 10 times smaller thus especially
as a 10ms penalty if one wanted to use this mechanism, now there isn't (but with the risk of many more context switches). My experience seems to indicate that this penalty outweighs the savings of fewer switches.
-Jim
The downside for sure it that you now interrupt the cpu 1000 times pe
Ok, I've rebuild the a kernel with HZ 1000 (and bumped CLOCKS_PER_SEC to 1000 too).
The output is now closer to what one would expect. Also if you always sleep for 10ms, you get a total time of 10 ms for nearly every run (some runs were 11-13ms, but most ~27 were 10).
Hope this helps. I
Sun has finally come out with their 1.4 Java release. What does the Blackdown team think about the Sun VM and 1.4 in general? How will the Blackdown VM differ from Sun's (on x86 Linux)? When will a public Blackdown release be made?
Thanks all,
Jim
ct a 1.4 public (beta) release? I don't mind the lack thereof, I understand that there is a lot to do and that the Blackdown team works hard. I'd just like an update as to when a release can be expected (since January has come and gone).
Thanks,
Jim
'
is seen later, throw an exception", kind of thing I'd be interested in knowing
what it is.
I ended duplicating code since I *really* didn't want to throw that type of
exception. Any suggestions how this might be handled in the future. Any chance
t
interested in
running 1.4 on Linux and love the 1.3.1 Blackdown port, however if the Blackdown
1.4 FCS isn't slated until Q2 or later next year I'd like to know.
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Sounds great. Blackdown rocks.
-Jim
> Jim Hazen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> > Back at the end of August it was said that a first Blackdown release
> > (beta) of JDK 1.4 would happen in two weeks. It's been a bit longer
> > than that. Anyone know what&
managed to snag a binary from
http://ferret.wrc.noaa.gov/Ferret/. Using Xvfb is real simple as well.
Again, thanks for the efforts.
Dave"
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> Ahhh... Thanks, guys. Yes, it was xvfb that I was thinking of.
>
> I posted this on behalf of a guy from a
this would work, but this is not feasible for what I'm trying to
do."
Thanks again,
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> On Wed, Sep 12, 2001 at 06:25:00PM -0700, ed phillips wrote:
> > Are you referring, Jim, to an Expect like feature set for Java.
> >
> > Is there such
#x27;t remember.)
I'm not finding this in the archives. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?
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Jim
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It runs faster (than the Sun
version), works better, doesn't crash. Couldn't want much more in a JVM. I'm
looking forward to Blackdown's take on 1.4, but since their promise on 6/25 that
a beta would be available soon, I haven't heard or seen
Original Message
Subject: Re: Mouse click under KDE2
Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2001 09:13:41 +0800
From: Chin Ling Jia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Organization: KOOPrime Pte Ltd
To: Jim Hazen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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guess the JDK or it's interaction with KDE2 doesn't like the us keyboard layout.
Anyway give this a shot.
-Jim
PS: The settings are in control pannel/personalization/keyboard_layout.
> I have been able to reproduce similar behavior in any Java program's
> file chooser, in jEd
that 1.3.1 support is in the
works and will be a few days, cool. Any idea when a 1.4 port might be ready?
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Jim
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Hi Lars,
You need to run without the JIT compilation, i.e. java -Djava.compiler=NONE
Regards,
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> Hi all,
>
> I get stacktraces without line numbers (just "compiled code") for
> Blackdown JDK 1.2, in spite of the fact that the source
rk I'm using an updated savage driver at
home the nvidia driver (latest 769). Only gotcha is that the nvidia driver used
to work under Mandrake 7.2.
I don't know what the deal is. Any hints? Any fixes? This really adversely
effects Ne
time, and that the
Blackdown team is most likely understaffed, but a quick status update would be
very much appreciated.
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more info.
Anyway, I think the first thing many over there may say is to go to v. 7.0.2 --
it's far superior to 6.x. I know in 7.x I've never had problems finding
interfaces/jdbc. (Could that be the problem... are you looking for "interface"
rather than "interfaces&quo
/bin:$PATH
HTH,
Jim
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> Hello Sir,
>
>A brief about myself. I am a computer
> programmer working on Vb from last 4 years.
>
> I recently installed Linux 6.2 from a monthly PC Quest
> in India.
>
> I have also done java 1.2.2 on Win
docs at
http://postgresql.org.
Hope this helps,
Jim
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> Hello!
>
> I'm totally new to Linux. And I have troubles using the DBMS PostgreSQL.
>
> I installed Redhat 6.0 and find there is postgresql already installed on my
> computer.
> R
That did it -- many thanks!
Jim
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> >>>>> Jim Caley writes:
>
> Jim> According to the message below (I grabbed it from the
> Jim> Java-Linux archives), to get J2EE installed I should download
> Jim> the port fo
mean I should use the Windows version on Linux?
TIA,
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>From: Larry Sanderson
>Subject: Re: j2ee on linux ... any hope?
>Date: Wed, 19 Jan 2000 21:41:12 -0800
>Yup.
>First, download and install the J2EE port for Solaris. It'
I downloaded BEA Weblogic (30 day trial) and have been able to access
the server with a browser as well as implement a simple "Hello World"
stateless session bean and access it with a client.
Jim
"John N. Alegre" wrote:
>
> Anyone
I was actually trying to make a reference to the fact that I have not
yet seen a mention of Red Hat in our discussions of who should be
driving Java on Linux. Why is that?
Jim
Tony Dean wrote:
>
> Jim,
>
> There is such an organization. Its called the Opensource movement. You
&
It's right there on http://java.sun.com -- the first link under
"Headlines & Features."
Jim Caley
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> It looks like they forgot to connect it to the rest of the site -
> even search of their web site does not find it.
>
> Jacob
>
oration with those kind of
financial resources...
Jim
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of 11 in order to get fonts the same size as native windows apps which
have the font size set to 8.
(I run JDK 1.2 on Windows, 1.1.7 on RH 6.0)
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You can download Sun's Java Tutorial at
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/information/download.html and
then work through the "Creating a GUI with JFC/Swing" trail.
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> Hello java-linux,
>
> where can I download swing tut
Ungur Adrian-Alin wrote:
> Dear people,
> I wish to thank to all of you who wrote me. I finnaly got a running
> JRE1.2 on my RedHat 6.0. I still have a little problem: Any of the
> programs who need Java during their building process or for running
> not seem to actually "see" Java. For exemple:
while processes exec'd in C shell are not.
Jim
Dustin Lang wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Can anyone tell me if there is a way to Runtime.exec() a process that
> lives longer than the Java process that spawns it?
>
> How obvious is it that I'm not a (real) C/Uni
, Pentium MMX, PII,
PIII, Dual-PII, Dual-PIII, Quad-PIII Xeon, or RHLinux running on UltraSparcs. I am
also working with SGI boxes, NeXT boxes, possibly some HPUX boxes, a few DEC Alpha
boxes, and, when the JVM is mature enough, some nice multiprocessor Intel boxes
running BeOS.
ThanksJim
You need to make sure you're using the glibc version of the JDK. Try
the version located in:
ftp://metalab.unc.edu/pub/linux/devel/lang/java/blackdown.org/JDK-1.1.7/i386/glibc/v3/
-Jim
> I just come to upgrade my Linux RH 5.2 to RH 6.0
> After this operation my Java does not wo
hink that as long as IBM keeps their current position and keeps
things Open Source, that everyone, Linux community and IBM will be
happy.
-Jim
> I'm just curious. Why is no one talking about the possible experience to be
> gained from IBM? Because the legal problems are too great, th
doing? What can we do to help? When
can we expect the next release? What's been the hold up in production?
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standard Windows apps whereby
clicking on the parent window brings focus to the dialog.
I am using JDK 1.1.7 v3 with (I believe) swing 1.1.
If this is expected behavior, how have people worked around it in a
platform independent manner?
Thanks
Jim
FWIW - behavior of dialogs under Windows is not
I don't have a problem with 1.1.7B, and if you use 1.2pre2 and put a
System.out.println to print out sum after your loop, it will exit
normally with a sum of 9604. Without the println, 1.2pre2 bombs for me
too. Strange.
nyone have better results?
I've not had that many problems with Netscape and Java. Sure it will
crash or lock up sometimes, but not every time. For the most part it's
usable. I'm using a Mandrake RPM, but it will work on a RH6 system. If
you want to give it a try look at:
ftp://ftp.wt
Are you sure the same JVM is being invoked for each run? You can get
the NoClassDefFoundError exception when using the wrong JVM.
Regards,
Jim Caley
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> Hi,
>
> My app has recently started throwing NoClassDefFoundErrors. It started
> after I made some fa
It was my understanding that code wrapped in an exception handler
introduces more overhead to the JVM. I am sure I have seen articles on
this exact topic in Java World or Java Report.
Jim
Dimitris Vyzovitis wrote:
>
> SHUDO Kazuyuki wrote:
>
> > > Personally I pref
;t already.
-Jim
> Was wondering if any other Linux/Java developers have run into problems
> when developing RMI Objects. I have a Runnable, Activatable Object,
> which has been subclassed from an Activatable RMI Server Object. When
> instantiated, the RMI Server Object starts a thread a
Actually
I've heard problems with glibc 2.1 too, but in this case it works.
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hat I can do more work with JNI, and write other complex threaded
apps that don't fink out when I don't use green threads. I'd consider
this a priority before JMF and JAI.
-Jim
>
> Hi all-
> I should start by saying "Thanks!" for all the great work tha
your path in
order find the new binaries automatically. Read the README included in
the distro for more info.
-Jim
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RH 6. The one that used to work for RH 5.2 won't work with the new
libraries in RH 6.
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Check the information at
http://www.blackdown.org/java-linux/jdk1.2-status/jdk1.2-status.html
The archive you downloaded is just debug versions - you probably want:
jdk1.2pre-v2.tar.bz2
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this using green threads try the SwingSet demo
Splitpane). My friends program does not use any Java2D method calls.
I'm running RH 6.0, Black down jdk1.2pre2 Glibc2.1.
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le compilers, the most
mature compilers, the most available IDEs, the most mature IDEs, the most
available debugging tools, the most mature debugging tools Well, I'm sure
you get the picture.
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. And a really good thing about bzip2? It compresses the JDK a
*lot*. I bunzip2'ed it and then gzipped it so's I could keep it stored
away and tar zxvf when I wanted to reinstall, but upon looking at the
file size, I found that it had gone up by (oh, I can't remember now...)
I think i
istrator and see if it works then.
It's more likely to be a path issue of some kind.
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Subject: Java Clipboard operations on Linux
>The Java Clipboard APIs seem to follow the paradigm of the Windows
>Clipboard (ie. one application copies text to the clipboard, and then
>another gets the text from the clipboard).
This is platform specific. java-linux port and the sun source code u
This was the first thing I looked at in the source, the reference to
"CLIPBOARD" is still hard coded in the source which I think is calling
native code to set up the selection using XLib, atoms and all that, so I
would guess the answer must be no. I think this is a platform specific issue
for X.
When the jdk1.2 diffs are released, do we need a working jdk1.2 to do the
build? and if so, how was the first port built?
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It is caused by a empty line at the end of the source for appletviewer! this
causes a "\" to appear in the diff file. my versions of patch\diff get upset
by this. in which case it has to be removed from the diff file by hand in
order to get things working.
>
>>>I can not tell why this would hap
Thanks for the tip, I tried it but still have the same problem.
Regards,
Jim
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ccessfully built and ran a small Swing 1.1 *application* using the
1.1 JAR files, so I suspect that the files are not corrupt.
I've also tried the Swing 1.1.1 Beta 1 with no different results.
Is there anything I can do to get Swing 1.1 to work with Communicator?
TIA,
Jim Caley
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Hello,
Any release date on the JDK 1.2 port to Linux?
Regards,
Jim Arlet
Hi folks --
Any words on when the Java 2 (aka 1.2) port is available? I would love to get
a port of Jini out on Linux early (and often), but we are completely 1.2
based.
Any words you could give would be a help.
Thanks,
Jim Waldo
I have NT4 and Linux on separate partitions. NT has a boot loader, which
can run msdos, i just put a autoexec.bat file to run loadlin with the
kernel in the dos directory, and away it goes - under this arrangement
i think NT does not have any way to even know linux is there, but it had
to be NT
Mehrdad,
if you have slackware 3.3, you may need the libc5 version of jdk. when i
had slackware 3.4, it did not have glibc or bunzip2, Unless you have
installed these yourself, you will need the libc5 and tar.gz version such
as -
ftp://ce.usu.edu/pub/mirror/linux/JDK/JDK-1.1.7/i386/libc5/v1a/jdk
ing RedHat and Blackdown for help regarding this
problem, but cannot find anything. I am not sure if this a bug, or some
config problem on my part. Any help you can provide will be greatly
appreciated.
Regards,
Jim Arlet
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is the diff out of date?
Hmmm... or do i need to get the JavaWebServer 1.1.2 upgrade first, before
applying the diffs for the 1.1 "final"?
> Matt Zagni wrote:Is there an easy way to apply the diff's, or is it a manual
i went and got the JavaWebServer1.1 and applied the diffs from
http://www.blackdown.org/java-linux/products.html
most of the diffs succeeded so i guess i have done it correctly, but a number
of the diffs rejected:
it
the conclusion i have reached (after much agony) is that java is only
required to support copy and paste from java to java, otherwise it is
platform specific, and not a java problem...can someone confirm this is
correct?
thanks
jim watson
mklinux and build something with minor changes using the v0
diffs - email me when you have the diffs...but be warned this is strictly
unofficial, just something to play with while we are waiting
jim watson
I got slackware 3.5 late july but do not recall having any problems with
jdk116v5, it ran ok "out of the box", email me direct if you would like to
find out what is different in our installations,
jim watson
hiro wrote:
> Hello
>
> > I am using slackware 3.5. I have i
diff's etc.
This is only my opinion, but there is no substitute but to read some
books, i got SAMS "Slackware Linux Unleashed" and WROX "Beginning
Linux Programming".
The software is free but you need to spend some $$$ to find out how to
use it...
jim watson
CLIPBOARD is hard coded in lesstif(and motif?)
XA_CUT_BUFFER0 is hard coded in xterm
Daniel Harris wrote:
> any info of plans on a JDK1.2 port...
last Saturday, Steve Byrne wrote:
"...we haven't advertized the fact until now that
Sun has licensed the JDK 1.2 pre-release sources to the porting
team and that we are starting to work with the 1.2 port. Being a
full licensee (just
I have looked at
http://sunsite.unc.edu/javafaq/mailinglists.html
jim watson
Chi-Ming Yang wrote:
> Hi there,
>Is there a decent file explorer (manager) for Linux?
try this, it will make any sissie feel like a geek...
> http://people.mainz.netsurf.de/~bolik/tkdesk/
s both the cutbuffer and the CLIPBOARD. So
there must be a better way...
(i am using slackware 3.5)
jim watson
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> Hello Jim
>
> Another another thing: Can anyone get a X11 selection, say from an XTerm or
> Emacs and paste it directly into a JTextArea or JTextField? I cannot do it.
> Is this Sw
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> Hello Jim
>
> Another another thing: Can anyone get a X11 selection, say from an XTerm or
> Emacs and paste it directly into a JTextArea or JTextField? I cannot do it.
> Is this Sw
i make it say KeyChar='i' and modifiers=Alt
?
thanks
jim watson
=
import java.util.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
public class Keys extends Frame implements KeyListener{
Keys(){
only need set the PATH, thats all...
jim watson
in the docs at:
http://www.javasoft.com/products/jdk/1.1/docs/relnotes/demos.html
jim watson
ing NS_JAVA=true in a otherwise good
setup...
regards
jim watson
press when i hit the spacebar...!
jim watson
import com.sun.java.swing.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
public class HelloSwing extends JFrame implements ActionListener {
private JLabel label;
private static String labelPrefix = "Number of button clicks: ";
tributions/redhat/updates/5.0/i386/
At 11:05 AM 10/15/98 -0400, Michael Sinz wrote:
>On Thu, 15 Oct 1998 07:44:31 -0400, Jim Ridenour wrote:
>
>> First let me say I'm new to Linux, but I do run other programs on it
>>successfully.
>>I have two questions:
>>
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