> "Ryuji" == Ryuji Yokoyama <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Ryuji> Hello All! I am newbie and have a problem. I downloaded
Ryuji> jdk-1_1_6-5_glibc_i386.rpm and installed it. When I tried
Ryuji> to use appletviewer, I got following error message. "I/O
Ryuji> exception while rea
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Hello all.
Has anyone worked with java and cash registers / barcode scanners etc..?
I need to know which ones are compatible with java and linux, so I can buy the right
ones.
I will be writing a java program on linux for a Retail clothes company who want a
complet stock and sales software.
Any i
Hi,
some users wrote about problems to patch the latest
TYA JIT compiler for Linux (i586) release.
So now I've uploaded the complete archive file to URL
ftp://gonzalez.cyberus.ca/pub/Linux/java/tya11v3.tgz
not just ``ready to run'' ,
but ready to ./configure ; make ; make install
Cheers
M. N. Khan wrote:
>
> Hello all.
> Has anyone worked with java and cash registers / barcode scanners etc..?
> I need to know which ones are compatible with java and linux, so I can buy the right
>ones.
> I will be writing a java program on linux for a Retail clothes company who want a
>complet
Dear java-linux group,
Having installed your lovely port of jdk116v2 yesterday I started right
away with alittle project I have been thinking about...I had to do some
packaging and my files are all residing in /usr/local/jdk116v2/classes/
The classpath has been set to /usr/local/jdk116v2 and compi
Daniel Harris wrote:
Dear java-linux group,
Having installed your lovely port of jdk116v2 yesterday I started right
away with alittle project I have been thinking about...I had to do
some
packaging and my files are all residing in /usr/local/jdk116v2/classes/
The classpath has been set to /usr/lo
Hi Daniel,
Daniel Harris wrote:
> The classpath has been set to /usr/local/jdk116v2 and compiles all used
I guess you should do something like:
export JAVA_HOME=/usr/local/jdk116v2
export JDK_HOME=$JAVA_HOME
export CLASSPATH=$JDK_HOME/lib/classes.zip:$JDK_HOME/classes
You should
Defnitely interested. I would like to help out if you guy need any volunteers. You
can contact me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Kenneth Zhang
--
On Wed, 21 Oct 1998 10:05:53 Tim Wilkinson wrote:
>All,
>
>Don't know if anyone else is looking into this but we'd like to put
>together a free Java BO
Excellent...Will try that when I return home.
Thanks for the prompt reply.
Dan.
Terry M. Lee wrote:
> Daniel Harris wrote:
>
>> Dear java-linux group,
>> Having installed your lovely port of jdk116v2 yesterday I started
>> right
>> away with alittle project I have been thinking about...I had
Hi everyone,
I have couple of pure Java application daemons listening
on sockets. Everything is going well {:). The only trouble is
that Java interpreter is too big and I don't need AWT classes
at all.
Is it possible to get Java interpreter without X-windows support ?
Can you point me to an ap
I've been trying to get the Linux port of JWS working on Red Hat 5.1
(the 1 CD version) and so far have had a file not found type message for
gettext - I've found an RPM with this on, not had chance to install, but
before I go any further, has anyone got JWS running successfully on
Linux? What oth
[ Subject was Re: Working Button mnemonics under Linux Java?]
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 Swing/JDK related or is it another XFree86 problem ?
( I rem
Hi,
Please could someone mail me an example of a sendmail java class file
and .java file or even a url where examples are located.
Many thanks
Matt
Hi Michal
> Can you point me to an appropriate place to see ?
http://www.blackdown.org/java-linux/rel/116/v5/README-1.1.6v5.html
Robert Fitzimons
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Michal
> > Can you point me to an appropriate place to see ?
> http://www.blackdown.org/java-linux/rel/116/v5/README-1.1.6v5.html
Look under the section Java Virtual Machine variations.
Robert Fitzimons
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Wed, 21 Oct 1998 20:58:22 -0700, Dustin Preisler wrote:
>new to Linux, attempting to
>install and run the Blackdown
>Java..
>get a:
>/usr/lib.java/jdk116_v5/bin/checkVershions:
>{isGreaterOrEqual: command not
>found
>error...
>thats when i try to do a
>javac
>or
>javac -g
>on any .java file...
Hi,
Does anyone know the link to JAD the java decompiler ?
Is there a URL around that works ?
Many thanks
Matt
It has been written previously so I quote;
>It is a bit hidden - it is in the README.linux file under the NS_JAVA
>option. :-)
>
>If you set that environment variable, the non-statically linked non-AWT
>JVM will be used.
>
At 12:10 PM 10/22/98 +0200, Michal Fadljevic wrote:
>Hi everyone,
>
>I h
To All
Re: JAD java decompiler
Many thanks to all that replied.
I have a copy now.
Many thanks
Matt
Count me in! I'm in two different Java projects
right now. Although I never produce any free
apps, I'm very interested in it.
Please let me know how I can serve the community.
Thanks.
Sze Wong
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
---Kenneth Zhang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Defnitely interested. I w
The following example is a very simple sendmail tool using 'mailto:'
protocol, you can write your own mail handler for smtp protocol or other
ultilizing net, io package .
import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
/**
* This program sends e-mail using a mailto: URL
**/
public class SendMail {
Hi,
The parameter to appletviewer is an HTML file, make sure you're calling the
HTML file and not the .class file. If you are calling the HTML file, in the
CODE= parameter you need to specify the ".class" extension (confusing? yes. In
applets you use the .class, in applications you don't)
Hope t
Matt,
I would also sugest that you check out the O'Reilly book "Java Examples
in a Nutshell". You can download all the examples for this book at:
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/jenut/examples/
It includes a sendmail.java example almost identical to the one Tram has
show here. If you like seeing
Ok well we seem to be missing JAD...
I was sent two emails regarding this and countless
requests for the info.
The link at blackdown has gone (premissions)
and the link on
http://Meurrens.ML.org/ip-Links/Java/codeEngineering/
that Jauvane kindly gave has permission problems too
(but I do like
Hello world
can anyone tell me if I can install linux (kinda minilinux get installed on
dos)
on a windows nt/95 without haveing to use fips or anything
that direct hdd access can be trvcked somehow ?
gg
Using JTextArea:
How can I write out an entire string without loosing the the hardreturns,
spaces and tabs.
I have tried to do:
raf.writeBytes(jta.getText());
and
raf.writeChars(jta.getText());
Is there anyway to just write out what I needthen be able to use
while(next())
String line =
|Hello world
|
|can anyone tell me if I can install linux (kinda minilinux get installed on
|dos)
|on a windows nt/95 without haveing to use fips or anything
|
|that direct hdd access can be trvcked somehow ?
|
|gg
[ This really isn't an appropriate question for Java
Kinf Folks,
What does "BOF" stand for?
- chris sommers
Kenneth Zhang wrote:
>
>
> Defnitely interested. I would like to help out if you guy need any volunteers. You
>can contact me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> -Kenneth Zhang
>
> --
>
> On Wed, 21 Oct 1998 10:05:53 Tim Wilkinson wrote:
> >A
When using Java Threads, are these mapped
to system level threads like NT does or are they user level threads as in Sun
OS.
I am trying to determine if I must write a
thread scheduler for my code.
Thanks ,
Paul
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Using JTextArea:
> How can I write out an entire string without loosing the the hardreturns,
> spaces and tabs.
>
> I have tried to do:
> raf.writeBytes(jta.getText());
> and
> raf.writeChars(jta.getText());
>
> Is there anyway to just write out what I needthen be a
> I would also sugest that you check out the O'Reilly book "Java Examples
> in a Nutshell". You can download all the examples for this book at:
>
> http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/jenut/examples/
There's also a JavaMail API which has drivers for SendMail (actually
for SMTP).
M.
Linux does not have real (native) threads like NT.
vipin
Paul Carff wrote:
When using
Java Threads, are these mapped to system level threads like NT does
or are they user level threads as in Sun OS. I
am trying to determine if I must write a thread scheduler for my code. Thanks
, Paul
Chris Sommers writes:
> Kinf Folks,
> What does "BOF" stand for?
"Birds of a Feather" .. ie, more-or-less last minute groups of
people who want to get together to talk about whatever they
want to talk about, but without a full presentation, etc.
-Archie
_
Birds Of a Feather
Chris Sommers wrote:
> Kinf Folks,
> What does "BOF" stand for?
>
> - chris sommers
>
Where can I get the glibc library version 2.0.7
Steve
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Where can I get the glibc library version 2.0.7
>
> Steve
Try http://rufus.w3.org/linux/RPM/GByName.html
--
Perry Hoekstra - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-
All that is Microsoft does not glitter,
Not all those who wander are lost;
I'm out at a clients and we're investigating using Linux, Apache, and
Jserv in Apache for the new services they want to roll out to their
customers.
Being a Linux user for years, I have no doubt of its ability, but being
a company they want to play it safe. I've been doing an unrelisitic-
for-my
Hi,
I'm not sure what a BOF is...but you can probably count me in.
Additionally, I'm going to be picking up a developer cert. from Thawte here shortly
for a little applet I've been playing with...I was curious to see if it wouldn't make
more sense to try to get together some sort of open-sourc
On Thu, 22 Oct 1998 15:29:42 -0500, Keith T. Garner wrote:
>I'm out at a clients and we're investigating using Linux, Apache, and
>Jserv in Apache for the new services they want to roll out to their
>customers.
>
>Being a Linux user for years, I have no doubt of its ability, but being
>a company
Many thanks
Raymond, I'll make a note of that one.
> From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu Oct 22 17:40:15 1998
> Date: Thu, 22 Oct 1998 14:13:05 -0230
> From: Raymond Lambe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Mime-Version: 1.0
> To: "Nguyen, Tram N." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Cc: 'Matt Zagni' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PR
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> [ Subject was Re: Working Button mnemonics under Linux Java?]
>
> 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 Swing/JDK related or is i
Hi all,
I am the person who is running the java-linux mail archives, at
http://www.mail-archive.com/java-linux@java.blackdown.org
They've been chugging along for a while and will continue to do so.
I'd like to get some feedback. How well have the archives been working
for the java-linux commu
Okay so there seems to be general interest in me setting this up. The
dealine for the proposal is the end of next week (yeah, I meant to do
this last month but didn't - what can I say) so I need the following -
>From each group please select one person to represent the group who will
be able to
"Birds of a feather""
Flock together
Bill
Chris Sommers wrote:
> Kinf Folks,
> What does "BOF" stand for?
>
> - chris sommers
>
> Kenneth Zhang wrote:
> >
> >
> > Defnitely interested. I would like to help out if you guy need any volunteers.
>You can contact me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> >
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