Hi All,
If i am running a java application, is it possible for me to find
out the complete dir path from where the application was launched?
-Karthik.
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| Karthik Vishwanath, Junior Research Fellow, |
It seems that Sun will not support bug reports that occur in the
platform independent
parts of Java since I'm using Linux. If you report a bug and say your
on Linux
they say its not a supported platform. Even though I've been reporting
bugs in the Swing.
I can't believe Sun forces me to use NT
Hello everybody
I think your problem is not about paths. I use 1.1.6 release, and my
libjava is in /usr/lib/jdk-1.1.6, so my JAVA_HOME and my JDKHOME
variables point to that directory. Have you set these variables properly
?
> Arnaldo Riquelme wrote:
>
> I just downloaded the jdk v.117 . I tryi
Hello everybody.
These are just a few personal thoughts about java and virtual machines
and I thought it could be interesting share them with other linux users.
I was just updating my beloved XEmacs, hacking and fixing a few minor
problems, configuring my system to the detail -- I really love it
Hello everybody.
These are just a few personal thoughts about java and virtual machines
and I thought it could be interesting share them with other linux users.
I was just updating my beloved XEmacs, hacking and fixing a few minor
problems, configuring my system to the detail -- I really love it
Hello everybody
I think your problem is not about paths. I use 1.1.6 release, and my
libjava is in /usr/lib/jdk-1.1.6, so my JAVA_HOME and my JDKHOME
variables point to that directory. Have you set these variables properly
?
> Arnaldo Riquelme wrote:
>
> I just downloaded the jdk v.117 . I tryi
Has anyone implemented the equivalent of the syslog commands --
openlog, syslog and closelog-- in Java. If so, any pointers in terms of
the protocol.
Thanks,
Cynthia Jeness
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Cynthia,
Well, not exactly. What I have done is to make a daemon out of
our Java application. I don't have much experience with threading
under Linux, but someone mentioned on this list that signal handling
can be tricky since the thread that receives the signal may not be
the thread listening
Actually, what I would like to be able to do (if possible) is to contact
"syslogd" directly from Java using UDP. I want to avoid native code since
we need to have this work across all the platforms which support syslogd.
So does anyone know if it is possible to communicate to syslogd through UDP
On Sun, 4 Apr 1999, PAX! wrote:
> It's a real virtual machine: bytecompiled, portable and fairly eficient.
> What's the difference with jvm, for example?. jvm has another language,
Compare number of C++ developers to number of lisp developers and you will
get an answer.
C/C++/Java/Pascal syntax
The 1.2 pre-release version appears to only be available in a .bz2 file format
instead of .gz. I couldn't find anything in the FAQ or the README files that
explains how to unzip this type of file or why the change from .gz.
-- Will
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You apparently missed the lengthy debate regarding bzip2 that has plagued this
list for the last week. In the interests of avoiding a rebirth of this
(hopefully) dead thread I offer the following URL:
http://www.muraroa.demon.co.uk/
In future, you might want to try searching the fine repository
Cynthia Jeness wrote:
>
> Actually, what I would like to be able to do (if possible) is to contact
> "syslogd" directly from Java using UDP. I want to avoid native code since
> we need to have this work across all the platforms which support syslogd.
> So does anyone know if it is possible to co
> You apparently missed the lengthy debate regarding bzip2 that has plagued thi
> s
> list for the last week. In the interests of avoiding a rebirth of this
> (hopefully) dead thread I offer the following URL:
> http://www.muraroa.demon.co.uk/
>
> In future, you might want to try searching the f
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