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> Peter> According to the JMF-linux notes, sound capturing is
> Peter> "broken". But it doesn't say how.
>
> Actually this is somewhat incorrect. Sound capturing works but you
> can't record and play at the same time, this is a restriction of the
ar.bz2
(or choose an appropriate mirror site on blackdown.org)
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s an "Writing Captured Audio Data to a
> File" example:
> http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/jmf/2.1.1/guide/JMFCapturing.html#93821
Yeah, that's the one I'm going by. I'll figure it out eventually though.
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g conflict? I don't know about pthreads specifically, but I do know
there's at least one threading lib out there that uses SIGUSR1/SIGUSR2
(that's the name of them, right?) internally.
Take the above with a grain of salt though. I wouldn't be surprised if
there's some c
is only up to 2.4 in versioning :)).
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release I guess ;-)
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sizing/placing/etc windows *should* be easy enough, but given all the
compatibility problems I assume it's being complicated by something?)
Thanks :)
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JMStudio yields sub-standard quality, while on Windows it's perfect.
I realize sound's probably not a big focus, but since no one seems to be
mentioning having these problems, I have to ask - is it just me?
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full, gives u about 1/3 second of sound, before it needs to
> be feed, or go into underflow ( silence ).
>
> Not going at full CD speed might help with the underruns.
True, but again this isn't a performance issue. Even if the Java process
takes 2% of the CPU, I still have the pro
the problem.
I *am* using Alsa's OSS emulation rather than the native OSS drivers; but
I've had no emulation problems before.
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The amount of RAM top says each process uses is actually the
amount of RAM used by the JVM as a whole.
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ing the answer to this is now "no"...
You can always run something like VNC (google("vnc")); i.e. an X server that
doesn't require an actual display.
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k to the Sun download page? Just in
case it works better :)
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Disregard my last message. Temporary problem :)
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Excuse and a "blind" person but where is it? I cannot find it anywhere on
javasoft.com :-(
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add EventObject to the collection.
You can do this through JNI and therefore thru sigtimedwait().
When you add the new event call proceed(). The dispatch thread T
wakes up remove the next event from the queue() and calls the Java listener.
Hope this makes sense.
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e thing that's noteworthy about Enhydra in your
situation is that it supports load balancing out-of-the-box through the use
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> What issues have been seen using the 2.4 kernels and java 1.3 ?
> Do the threading issues lessen or go away?
> Do I need to change my code?
I went from 2.2.15 to 2.4.3 a while back and haven't had any problems yet...
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different Versions of IDEs.
Just read the source from the backup and type make!
You will always be able to find a text editor, make and (I hope) javac.
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As of Solaris 2.7 (I think) the value, "646" represents the C/POSIX
locale. If this is causing a problem, you might try setting the locale
explicitly via the LANG and/or LC_ALL environment variables.
Peter
Dick Repasky wrote:
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> I have some code that I compiled wit
> Hello,
>
> is there a possibility to find out where a method has been called?
> Something like the information given by an exception.
>
> Thanks,
> Rapha
Thread.dumpStack()
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Isn't time that Sun opened up the license now like Netscape have with
MOZILLA .
I think it [Sun] is going to start demoralising developers.
Just was reading the Lutris Enhydra issue, trying to get certification for
open source J2EE applicationserver, on onjava.com Mike Loukides.
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ke me, who would work - for nothing - to make sure Java runs on these
platforms.
"Given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow".
I don't really think Sun gets open source at all.
OK, rant over. In the meantime, how can I deb
Page - Rxtx
http://wass.homelinux.net/howtos/Comm_How-To.shtml
Java Comm Serial API How-To for Linux
Hjave a nice Weekend
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/usr/local/java_sw/sun/jdk1.6.0
With /usr/local/java/bin in $PATH
But $JAVA_HOME should point directly to the preferred version.
Good Luck and greetings from Austria
Peter
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Swing also
known as the Java Foundation Classes miminum version 1.0.1.
These are available from SunSoft web site:
`http://java.sun.com/products/'
The software was developed on Linux with Blackdown's 1.1.6v3 port of the
JDK `http://www.blackdown.org/java-linux.html'
Yours
Peter Pilgri
#x27;ve posted this problem to the wrong group. I'm just
> desperate for help !!!
It looks like postgres is not allowing the connection, so the first place
to check is pg_hba.conf
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On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Gao Lei wrote:
> Dear friends,
>
> Which data support unicode on the Linux platform?
JDBC with PostgreSQL doesn't yet support unicode in standard fields. That
may change after we get the next version released on Oct 1st.
Peter
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> what the problem is:
>
> Xsql : Xenonsoft's interactive java based SQL Editor using Swing/JFC (
>V2.1.7 )
> Written by Peter A. Pilgrim, XeNoNSoFT, South London, England [c] 1998
>
> =
e
> what the problem is:
>
> Xsql : Xenonsoft's interactive java based SQL Editor using Swing/JFC (
>V2.1.7 )
> Written by Peter A. Pilgrim, XeNoNSoFT, South London, England [c] 1998
>
> =
lpha, but a partially working copy is available at
http://www.retep.org.uk/pdf/
I'm working on it this weekend, so a new release will be on the site
Monday.
Peter
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Hi,
According to your site, JDK 1.1.6v4 is available, but I can't find it on
any of the mirrors. Has it been released, or is it an alpha version?
Peter
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because I kept seeing questions on how to perform
queries on large objects within the database.
I hope that helps.
Peter
PostgreSQL: http://www.postgresql.org
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On Sat, 19 Sep 1998, David Warnock wrote:
> Peter T Mount wrote:
>
> > > But are there any Open Source tools to do this? I am interested in
> > > contributing to such a project as I need it for several open source
> > > projects I have planned.
> >
ation / inheritance, deprecated implementation methods
etc.) which we don't want in our standard classes, but we are working on a
compatibility layer that can be run on top of Klasses.jar (even though it
hasn't topmost priority at the moment).
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suspend/resumes), and "unix-jthreads" (which is a SIGIO based user thread
system that doesn't do any polling). This became possible because the thread
system is accessed (from the rest of the VM) via a separate ThreadInterface.
And yes, there are custom ports which use kernel threads (via this interface).
-- Peter
> Is there any hope for me with JDBC 2.0, or will I have to wait for the JDK
> 1.2 to port to linux? Thanks!
My main development platform is Linux, so it's a good bet that as soon as
1.2 is available, I'll be able to see what the differences are, and plan a
way of implementing
SuSE sells a Linux port of Suns Java Workshop development environment
for about $100 US . It's the best Java IDE I've seen for Linux. The CD
comes with Solaris and Windows executables and they include a diskette
with a patch to create a Linux version. Unfortunately the debugger does
not yet wor
I looked in the archive for this list and found that a Matt Zagni
managed to find a copy of JAD. Unfortunately there are no indications of
where. I currently have version 1.5.5.3. Is this the latest version?
Where can I get the latest version?
Many Thanks, and sorry for the re-post.
Peter
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lakey. Some of the dialogs aren't sized properly so you lose bits here
and there. Also, since it's 100% Swing, it tends to creep, even with
TYA.
Personally, my fave is Java Workshop.
Peter.
Kirk Hutchinson made the following typo:
> I assume you are able
> to serf the web from every machine on your lan?
Isn't that what Microsoft is trying to do?
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, and finds
out the correct class to run by using a new value in the jar files
manifest.
I'd suspect that as soon as 1.2 is out for Linux, someone would amend the
kernel to allow jar files to be executable also.
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red in DriverManager
> Binding RmiJdbcServer...
> RmiJdbcServer bound in rmi registry
>
> what means that the driver is recognized. I was thinking in a bug in the JDBC driver
> but I think that the RMI-JDBC layer uses the driver as any other application.
Hmmm, if the Exception is b
last resort
while trying to find out classpath problems.
Usually expanding the jar file isn't a good option when distributing a
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J
the CLASSPATH along with
> >
> > the error message and the jar file for the jdbc driver is listed.
> > <<
> >
> > Total long shot here, but I just noticed on one of our servers I
> > unzipped the jdbc driver. No idea why I did that. Maybe you should
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as
large as I've observed on the Win32 Java 2 VM. I had code running on 1.1.6
at an acceptible speed, and now on 2.0 that same code is running atleast
10x faster (drawing astronomical maps on screen).
Peter
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need to do some
> >printing. I've been looking at jdk 1.1.6 documentation, but I haven't
> >been able to find anything useful. Does anyone knows where is some good
> >info about this ?
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It may (or may not) help in the short term until the Linux port is
available, but in my case it works (with the customary Windows problems
which we are all acustomed to, and love Linux for not having ;-) )
Peter
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include JDK's classes.zip and Kaffe's Klasses.jar in the same CLASSPATH). To
compile w/o classes.zip, use pizza instead of javac (included in the kaffe
distrib).
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ation home
>
> Works fine for me on RH5.2.
Same here. In fact, for me it's working better than the Win32 version!
Actually, apart from some font problems, it's working smoothly. I'm about
to test the networking side of things, as I was having some real problems
with netwo
structions read the `INSTALLER' file.
It may also be worth reading the `PROBLEMS' file if you have trouble.
NEW FEATURES
=
o Xenon-SQL now has a Java based installer program called `FreeInstaller'.
The `FreeInstaller' is "available as free software", w
, ms sql
> server and ms access.
I don't know about those DBMS' but the postgresql JDBC driver (which I
maintain) does run on Linux (which it's developed under).
It's available with the postgresql source, and I have pre-compiled
binaries on my web site.
Peter
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[ I'm cc'ing this to java-linux as this seems to be a problem with the
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On Sun, 2 May 1999, Tatsuo Ishii wrote:
[snip]
> This morning I started to look into this. First, JDBC driver coming
> with 6.5b did not compile. The reason was my JDK (JDK 1.1.7
earlier problem? The files on the
mirror.aarnet.edu.au site are from May 11, and the sizes are the same as
the ones I have.
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"Peter B. West" wrote:
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> There was a thread late last month about the corruption of bz2 archives
> of 1.2. I have just tried to unpack the bz2 archive of 117v3 which I
> downloaded on May 28. I get the same result; bunzip2 reports corruption
> of the file jdk_1.1.7-v
Javier Bolaqos Molina wrote:
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> "Peter B. West" wrote:
>
> > There was a thread late last month about the corruption of bz2 archives
> > of 1.2. I have just tried to unpack the bz2 archive of 117v3 which I
> > downloaded on May 28. I get the same result;
I am runnining netscape 4.61 on Rehat 6.0
I did five test on the circle applet yesterday (nice one) and today with no change in
the set
up of any software
Once it locked up netscape within 5 seconds. No problems at all in the other try-outs
peter van Toorn
>
>
> Paul Ho wrote:
&g
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 "fooba
hings look okay
from a directory standpoint but using the browser to move among the
documentation returns missing url errors in Netscape.
Downloading the Windows version works like a charm but I hate rebooting,
looking up an API, then rebooting to Lin
Any good links out there dealing with JavaSpaces and or JINI?
Cheers,
peter
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WLS is an excellent product incidentally (no connection with BEA).
Also you may want to look at an open source offering called EJBoss. I
haven't done anything but read about it and I'm curious. If you happen to
dabble with it, perhaps you can report you findings to the group.
Che
I have purchased the Deitels' Java, How to Program, text since I like
their C++ book.
The Java text says that all the examples run under J2SDK, but that does
not seem to be available for Linux.
Does anyone have any suggestion as to what I should use for a substitute?
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I want to thank all who explained that what I am looking for is JDK1.2
or greater.
I am now downloading an rpm of JDK1.3-11 from Caldera, which I hope
will run on my redhat 6.x boxen.
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Again my thanks.
This is just to report that---as I should have guessed---I could not get
the Caldera jdk rpm to work. I am now slowly downloading the tarball
of Sun's JDK 1.2.2.
Just out of curiosity at the moment, what is the status of open source
versions or clones of Java?
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ment also said that that segfault probably was the result of a bug.
So I guess I am asking, is it a known bug?
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with: Sun's Java 3D,
Interactive's JView3D and KLG Standard suite 4.05?
I'm eager to start developing on Linux at home and at work (at work I'm
using Visual Age on w*ndoze for development, and RS6000 AIX for testing).
Thanks
d a threads package
from gnu.org but rather than trying to compile it myself for the moment
(because of some problems I had compiling the latest KDE source, despite
having no problems with the RC release and have now got the Suse KDE2 rpms
installed).
Th
VAJ so I'd like something with similar capabilities for
Linux; especially beans.
What's the wisdom on Forte, JBuilder etc.? Then I can make some informed
choices about order of download and evaluation for myself :)
Cheers,
Peter
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to be a Linux thing, since
Globetrotter's web site mentions customer's strange experiences with using
it on Linux. It does work on our RS6000, but then I have to go into the
office to develop :-/
If anyone has successfully used FlexLM for Java on Linux, I'd be interested
to hear
hello there,
I've downloaded a copy of Java 1.3 latest version and installed it ok. I've
set CLASSPATH to where my Java progs are. I can issue simple Java command
ok, i.e. Java -v for the version and Java returns the expected result.
However when I attempt to run any application, i.e. like a simpl
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