> Steve writes:
Steve> Hi. I'm currently developing a Linux project with
Steve> JDK1.1.7_v3 and JMF1.1 all-platforms release. Recently
Steve> (well, today actually) I've had problems when I run the
Steve> applet (which is JAR'd up) as when appletviewer tries to
Steve> r
All you that replied on my postings:
I received it on my private address I set as a REPLY-TO.
Should be fixed ;-)
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Folks,
I am looking for a nice coffee and cream project and came
across this Jozilla browser, said they needed help, were
part of a grand project called JOS.
I downloaded the user version but since it runs on 1.1 I
decided to upgrade the lot to 1.2 myself.
But I've got a few little questions (why
The Java VM is expecting to find the Foo class in a subdirectory call
foobar. To solve this problem go to the directory ../foobar and try "java
foobar.Foo" . This is essentially telling the JVM that you wish to run the
class file "Foo" in package "foobar".
Happy hacking,
peter
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>I'm quite happy with IBM"s Visual Age preview release for Linux, except for a 500
>class limitation and no support for JDK2 yet. It did take some getting used to
>though. You can register for a free download at http://www.ibm.com/developer/java/
>
>Also there's an IDE comparison at
>http://www
Where did you see that the 500 class limit was removed? I've seen no mention of this.
Its certainly present in my copy.
It's not at all slow. Its the fastest one I've tried (I've tried Netbeans and Visual
Cafe mainly).
At 4:49 PM +0200 09/12/1999, Isaac Elias wrote:
> >I'm quite happy with IB
I am sorry maybe I have made a misstake might have mixed up VAJ1.2 preview with
the Linux preview
I am very happy to here that it isn't slow. When I tried it though (about two months
ago) it felt significantly slower than the Win version.
/isaac
Thread scheduling problem in Linux jdk-1.1.7B
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I am currently developing a GUI for an upcoming game server "VC"
(telnet external.nj.nec.com 4000). After finishing the graphics part I
thought the rest - that is connecting the GUI to the server via socke
Hi Peter,
Thanks for your reply. I have another question. I have postgresql,
postgresql-clients, postgresql-data, postgresql-devel of release 6.3.2-10
with my redhat linux 5.2. I uninstalled them and installed postgresql,
postgresql-devel, postgresql-server, postgresql-jdbc, postgresql-odbc,
Hello,
taking off from Michael's problem, we are also
facing another problem, we are using JDK1.2 on Linux 6.0 with JSDK2.0 and
GNUJSP0.9.10
and ours is a web application where the development is on JSP technology.
Now we have to perform database queries on the server side depending
on the reques
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