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
> jbaker writes:
jbaker> Back onto serialization. Is the Linux 1.2.2 Jdk compatible
jbaker> with the Windows 1.2.2 Jdk? Although it's easy for me to
jbaker> make sure both Jdks are using the same set of classes I
jbaker> have built, it's a little more difficult when I have to
Hi again,
Back onto serialization. Is the Linux 1.2.2 Jdk compatible with the Windows
1.2.2 Jdk? Although it's easy for me to make sure both Jdks are using the
same set of classes I have built, it's a little more difficult when I have
to use classes such as: javax.swing.JEditorPane (which it's cl
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999 11:22:01 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hiya,
>
>After yesterdays fun with getting a Frame Buffer working (thanks for the
>advice), Im now having fun with serialization. I am using a Win1.2.2 JVM on
>the client end, and the rmi server is using the Blackd
Oh, sorry to bother you with the Serialization problem. It turned out to be
a javac compiled class on the client side, and a jikes compiled class on the
server side. I wasn't aware that would cause the class not compatible
exception. If only JBuilder would let me use Jikes as the compiler. Evil
th
Hiya,
After yesterdays fun with getting a Frame Buffer working (thanks for the
advice), Im now having fun with serialization. I am using a Win1.2.2 JVM on
the client end, and the rmi server is using the Blackdown1.2.2 or 1.2
(whatever I can get to work:-). When I try to return an object from the
