Could anyone give me starting point:
Why Japanese have faired well in the hardware industry but have made very
little impact on software.
Thanx
Hi,
Has any one had any problems with S.u.S.E 5.3 glib
and JDK, JSDK, and JavaWebServer1.1 ?
I am going to move to S.u.S.E from slackware if all
goes well, as I need glib and rpm support.
Any tips would be great.
Many thanks
Matt
> Resent-Date: Sat, 7 Nov 1998 10:06:08 -0500
> From: Michae
WANT TO DO IT YOURSELF
Do you have a product or service that you want to market?
Direct emailing is the most cost-effective way to advertise not only on the Internet,
but out of any marketing media. Where else can you get your ad to millions for
so little?
2 Million email addresses
Fellow Blackdown'ers:
I am using the jdk1.1.6v5 port of Java, running apache at home. I was
wondering what I need to install and how to go about it to get into RMI
Development.
Are there any good tutorials for installing RMI with apache.
Any help on this matter would be useful.
Dan.
My understanding (this release that you link to is very nebulous...it
doesn't really say the level of support) from what SB has said on this
list is that they are just giving the team early-access to the source
code AND the compatibility checker (JCK). Is this all they are doing, or
are there
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Hi,
Just want to ask as the titled, thanx for guys like you to make Java
work on linux and I really hope java and linux can take over microsoft's
buggy products. Hope you could give a mail to me once it is available.
Thankx
>From newbie
Eric
I ran
into a similar problem when I had two applets in the same HTML document and
wanted to send mouse events from one to the other via network sockets (I was
doing it to prove to myself that I could, not for any other really practical
purposes). I could get it to work okay using appletvie
> From: Tar Zoltán (István út)
> Sent: 1998. november 9. 16:13
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: RE: Some weird security problems in netscape
>
>
> Use Java plugin and signed jar files, then you never have
> security problem.
>
> You can find more fro
Hi,
I think I figured out a hack to avoid signing (although I should start
using some form of certificates really soon).
Simply put: Encode raw data in a standard lossless image format, fetch
over the net using getImage (and a media tracker perhaps) and then decode
it by grabbing the pixels of th
Can we filter the spam from the list?
Andrew
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> WANT TO DO IT YOURSELF
>
> Do you have a product or service that you want to market?
>
> Direct emailing is the most cost-effective way to advertise not only on the
>Internet,
>
> but out of any marketing media. Where
Hi,
The archives don't show e-mail addresses or else I'd write to Uncle George
directly.
Anyway, I understand there is some problem with your Web provider. I'd
encourage you to upload your port of JDK to Alpha to sunsite or someplace
like that. I believe there is significant interest in it, a
Hi,
The _latest_ TYA JIT compiler release you find on TYA's ftp home:
ftp://gonzalez.cyberus.ca/pub/Linux/java/tya11v4.tgz
Some notes: This release introduces a new JNI approach.
If you have any JNI-trouble report this please and meanwhile
disable JNINATIVENEW.
If you are runing an newer 2.1.x
Can anyone explain how can getImage return a null pointer in netscape
while it worxs in appletviewer (and msie, although i wouldn't like to
s=admit ) ?
java.lang.NullPointerException: trying to call hasError()Z
* at sun.awt.motif.X11Graphics.drawImage(X11Graphics.java:275)
at dip.applets.DIPApp
This is a general Java question, although it might (possibly) point to
a bug in the v5 port or in 1.1.6 itself.
Under what circumstances does PipedInputStream.read() or
PipedOutputStream.write() throw an IOException for "Pipe broken?"
Intuitively, what I think should happen is that a pipe throw
Do you try to read images from jar ?
In this case try to place your images out of jar-file.
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; Java Linux List
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I have an applet which imports java.sql and it provides DB access, Sybase
system 10 specifically, and my applet works fine but I programmed my
applet on Win32. I downloaded the driver ConnectSoftware's FastForward and
now I'm with Linux (and I'll be with Linux).
I want run my applet on my Linux b
Alex Mkelemi writes:
> Could anyone give me starting point:
Yes. This has no relevance to this newsgroup. Please do not post things like
this.
>
> Why Japanese have faired well in the hardware industry but have made very
> little impact on software.
>
> Thanx
>
Alex Romadinoff wrote:
> Do you try to read images from jar ?
> In this case try to place your images out of jar-file.
This is the first thing I tried to do.
This null pointer exception is simply inexplicable (and it happes only in
Netscape).
And now something completely different (in the same
I've been experimenting with the new native threading code, beating on it
to see how it holds up, doing that sort of beta test that people dream of.
(I've found a memory bug, but that's for a different piece of mail...)
Anyway, while watching the process table, I noticed that most of the
threads
You can tell the Java/Linux thing has finally taken off when more has
happened than is announced on this mailing list.
While browsing the ever-helpful Java Linux News
http://www.w3com.com/paulcho/javalinux/
I found a link to another JIT for Linux, shuJIT, at
http://www.shudo.net/jit/
Executi
I've got a jserv compiled into apache and I'm using it to run a servlet
that does an RMI call for ever doGet that it receives. While doing a stress
test with the new native thread support, it looks like I've come across a bug
related to memory management or thread creation.
To do the stress test
Then I built an applet which displays an image and I didn't see any
NullPointerException. You can see the code and the web page:
http://lcomp98/carlos/applets/Imagen.html
The same directory contains Imagen.java, Imagen.class and maquina.gif
Any question?
Carlos Alberto Roman Zamitiz
Departament
Well, it's almost like they read java-linux
"In response to some disgruntled elements of the Java community, Sun
Microsystems in coming weeks will announce a new process that allows
non-Java licensees to have a role in defining new Java APIs across the
spectrum of Java classes."
Full story at
I've started a project to implement Java AWT peers in GTK+ (instead
of in Motif). Besides breaking the dependency on Motif, I
believe that this will make it simpler to integrate Java apps
into the Gnome desktop project. (See www.gtk.org and www.gnome.org).
I'm intending to add this to the JDK1.
The lastest versions of the x86 blackdown jdk report the following
error when starting java (though things work fine otherwise):
/usr/local/java/bin/checkVersions: ldd: command not found
This is on a system that was originally RH5.0, since upgraded
to RH5.1, pretty vanilla (compiled apm sup
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