On 1999-10-27 12:46:44 -0700, Ruchir Tewari wrote:
> Can the blackdown linux jdk be shipped with a product ?
The 1.1.x versions can be shipped; of the 1.2.x versions only the
jre can be shipped since the jdk is still beta.
Just read the LICENSE files.
Best regards
Martin
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Paul Grepps wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying the WeatherServer RMI example out of the "Just Java 2" book
> and I'm getting the following exception.
> I
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On Wednesday Oct 27, 1999, Timothy Owen Reilly wrote:
> My servlets use formatting templates which output HTML to the browser.
> Unfortunately, I get a broken pipe exception right after they're done
> outputting their HTML. What I don't get is that this happens right AFTER they
> are done. Th
Hi,
I'm trying to port a C library which use pthread with the Blackdown JDK
1.1.7 on Linux.
The C library is linked with the JVM using JNI. This works correctly.
One of the function of the C library create a new thread using the
pthread_create (of the pthread library).
The external library i
Java-Linux,
I've been getting deeper into UserInterface design
recently and have noticed many design issues that I am
comming up against as my interfaces/programs are getting
larger and more complex. And I was hoping maybe some of you
could point me in the right direction.
My GOAL is to be ab
On 28 Oct, Martin Schröder wrote:
> On 1999-10-27 12:46:44 -0700, Ruchir Tewari wrote:
>> Can the blackdown linux jdk be shipped with a product ?
>
> The 1.1.x versions can be shipped; of the 1.2.x versions only the
> jre can be shipped since the jdk is still beta.
>
> Just read the LICENSE file
Hi Stephane, everyone,
On Thu, 28 Oct 1999, Stephane Letz wrote:
> I'm trying to port a C library which use pthread with the Blackdown JDK
> 1.1.7 on Linux.
Bad idea. All pthread implementations I know of, along with green threads
in the JDK, and native threads, mess around with the signal ha
I have the same problem, now I noticed in my
/usr/jdk1.2pre2/bin/
is no java and no javac file!
there ist only the i386 subdirectory and 2 files named
.java_wrapper
java-rmi.cgi
I have set the PATH, but of course it doesn't help!
Do I have a to old version, I downloaded it some days ago from a
Something in this mail sounds like a disconnect. The pthread API
implementation bundled with current Linux releases (it actually comes
as part of glibc) uses the native Linux threading facility... it's what
the JDK itself uses to get native threading.
So I'm not sure what is meant by "change the
Hi Nathan, everyone,
On Thu, 28 Oct 1999, Nathan Meyers wrote:
> Something in this mail sounds like a disconnect. The pthread API
> implementation bundled with current Linux releases (it actually comes
> as part of glibc) uses the native Linux threading facility... it's what
> the JDK itself use
Hi, Robbie, everyone,
On Wed, 27 Oct 1999, Robbie Baldock wrote:
> I'm having a weird problem with a GIF-generating Java 2 app I'm
> running on Linux. I'm calling the Java app from a Perl script (don't
> ask!) with a line like:
>
> system "java XYZ myarguments";
>
> When I run this from the
On Thu, 28 Oct 1999 18:48:09 +0200, Patrick Ohnewein wrote:
>I have the same problem, now I noticed in my
>/usr/jdk1.2pre2/bin/
>is no java and no javac file!
>
>there ist only the i386 subdirectory and 2 files named
>.java_wrapper
>java-rmi.cgi
>
>I have set the PATH, but of course it doesn't he
> The AWT doesn't do well with X visuals not matching those found on
> Solaris platforms. In some past discussion on this topic, it came up
> that running the X server at depth 15 (X -bpp 15) creates a visual (5
> bits for each primary) that the AWT seems to like much better.
I have found that
Now I added some code, may be could help, don't know about the quality,
and I didn't compile it ;-) Now I would go in this direction if I would
have ur problem, but I don't know if a desigh pattern exists for this
sort of problem. By sure I wouldn't integrate the ActionListener into
the JPanel, by
On 28 Oct, Armen Yampolsky wrote:
>
>
>> The AWT doesn't do well with X visuals not matching those found on
>> Solaris platforms. In some past discussion on this topic, it came up
>> that running the X server at depth 15 (X -bpp 15) creates a visual (5
>> bits for each primary) that the AWT seem
I am doing following operations on Calendar object, but they don't seem to be working.
How do I make it working.
cal.setTimeZone(TimeZone.getTimeZone("EST"); But the time it returns before : Mon
Sep 28 10:12:23 PDT 1998 and after this operation is also same.
I also encountered problem wh
> From: Nathan Meyers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > ... JDWP (Java Debug Wire Protocol)
>
> And it's JDWP that's missing. It has a native component that's not a
> part of the JDK and hasn't been ported to Linux. Sun is silent on the
> availability question, and some great tools like JBuilder can't
On 28 Oct, Daniel Barclay wrote:
>> From: Nathan Meyers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
>> > ... JDWP (Java Debug Wire Protocol)
>>
>> And it's JDWP that's missing. It has a native component that's not a
>> part of the JDK and hasn't been ported to Linux. Sun is silent on the
>> availability question,
I am using the blackdown jdk 117 v3. I have downloaded Swing 1.0.3 from
SUN and ArgoUML. These come as .jar files which contain the paths
com/sun/java/... and the actual files below that. All the installation
instructions tell me to simply put these in my class path. I have tried
setting a CLA
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