from where. (The "*" just is a problem.)
>
> Personally, I never use that. I have an editor that makes life easier
> and I can type rather quickly, so I have fully qualified names on all
> classes that are outside of the package that the source is in. It also
> means tha
.*; // "Dontcha just love the API, baby bop!"
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);
}
Solution?
BTW: linux-jdk1.1.6-libc5 .tar.gz swing-1.1beta.zip
Cheers
Peter
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ideas ?
I ran Steve's collection script and put the results in java-debug.log.gz
(expands to 180k!)
Cheers
Peter
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Peter Pilgrim Dept:OTC Derivatives IT,
Deutsche Bank (UK) Ltd, Groundfloor
h an audio tool works fine.
>
> Somebody a clue?
Why do call AudioPlayer.stop() ?
AudioPlayer.start() - implicitly spawns a thread to send the audio data to
the audio device via a stream buffer.
Calling AudioPlayer.stop() - terminates the thread, n'est pas ?
Unless your program exits so
This was a good question posted to me. I do not know the answer.
How do you set the title for a dockable JToolbar frame?
By default I see it has ``AWTApp''.
Cheers
Peter
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Peter P
d.
Does any one know the cure for this weird behaviour?
Cheers
Peter
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BC driver for MySql
Probably at `http://www.tcx.se/' under contributed software.
I dunno which JDBC is best, though
Cheers
Peter
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Peter Pilgrim Dept:OTC Derivatives IT,
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;
all:: $(PROGRAMS)
# This should rebuild all java classes from source
test:: $(JCLSS1)
# Run a shell program to generate launcher script
test::
make-javaruntime-stub test
...
The command `make all' or `make test' should now work for you.
Cheers
Peter
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ke correctly), in that if I use the -d option and use a
> > > separate .class directory tree, make doesn't recognize the up-to-date
> > > files there and recompiles everything anyway. I can never get the
> > > "Nothing to be done for `CLASSES'&quo
java.std.disclaimer.*; // "Dontcha just love the API, baby bop!"
-+=+- Thank FuNk it's FriDAY -+=+-
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.std.disclaimer.*; // "Dontcha just love the API, baby bop!"
-+=+- Thank FuNk it's FriDAY -+=+-
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handle system interrupts or external stimuli well enough.
>
Cheers
Peter
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the API, baby bop!"
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small preloader, that can display some more custom
> "loading..."-Messages while the main part of the application is loaded
> from a huge jar-file.
> But i don't want to load ALL classes at startup.
> Some classes should be loaded on demand from a server.
> I think i m
Juergen Kreilender wrote:
> >>>>> peter pilgrim writes:
>
> > I have had an irritating long term low priority problem with
> > applications built with a static Motif library. When application
> > display a XmTextWidget, the [RETURN] does not work
You will probably need the specify the other jars in Swing too in your
classpath. For example motif.jar swing.jar windows.jar too
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Subject: help with swing!
Author: psteele ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at lon-mime
Date
Where can I find libBrokenLocale.so?
"One. Two. Three. Hit it!" James Brown
Is the source code available, because I have Slackware 3.5 not RHL.
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Subject: Re: Where Can I find libBrokenLocale.so ?
Author: javanews ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at lon-mime
Date:30/09/98 10:38
On RedHat 5.0 its in
Unfortunately I could find any thing at sunsite.doc.ic.ac.uk/pub/linux
Could you be more specific?
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Subject: Re: Where Can I find libBrokenLocale.so ?
Author: javanews ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at lon-mime
Date:
The $1 and $2 are inner classes
This is how the Java Compiler generates Anonymous Inner classes.
So on a linux environment you do need them.
May when you copy these filenames the result is garbage filenames.
For this reason it is better to package all `
When I last looked I could not see in jdk-1.1.6v2.
I can think you should create a new text file called `PROBLEMS'
to focus the naive installer attention. Put also the bugfixes and
remedies in this file and put a ptr in the README.linux file.
Pete
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You can also get the classpath from SystemProperty( "java.classpath" )
or something like that.
Then use you write a PathnameResolve sth that search for the classes
by looking at each of the separated directory. You could use
the StringTokenizer(":") to get each direc
No my problem was getting the [RETURN] key to produce newlines
in a XmTextWidget (Motif Toolkit as used in the JDK).
The only trick that did it for me was Emacs Control-J ;-)
It is a bit of nuisance not having the Return key work in any
apps that have statically linked Mot
So I am afraid you must become one with "ClassLoader" (and maybe also
the "SecurityManager") class somewhere a long the line(!).
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Subject: Re: Dynamic modification of CLASSPATH
Author: Michael.Sinz ([EMAI
Create a shell script to call `java Example' for you a la
#!/bin/sh
# Set up any defaults just in case
: ${JAVAVM:=java|kaffe|jikes}
: ${CLASSPATH:=/whatever/man}
: ${SWING_HOME:=/you/know/what/time/it/is}
export SWING_HOME CLASSPATH
${JAVAVM} Example
Yes I had audio clips in application being garbled and looping at
arbitary points for odd reasons (bad for java games).
I thought it was because the data was never being completely loaded.
Ah, maybe I should look `MediaTracker'. Implement Audio version of
Swing/JFC ImageI
Whats the problem ?
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Subject: Re: Xsql
Author: duan ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at lon-mime
Date:13/10/98 08:39
hi
I am wondering if anyone in the list is using Xsql?It is a Java based
database edito
Have try running your X in 16 bit colour mode!
runx -- bpp16 --
Or something like that
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Subject: Re: Hogging colours?
Author: sbb ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at lon-mime
Date:08/10/98 07:4
I was looking at the Kim Topley "Core JFC" book particularly a
convenience class to swith the Swing/JFC PL&F (Chapter 13)
the other day I found it was declared like ?
protected static class SwitchPLAFClass {
private Frame f;
Ah ha! that would explain the current problem I have on my old fvwm2.0
stuff.
ALT - CURSOR KEYS shift across Virtual Screen
Look at the File menu title, set if the F is underlined.
Look at the Ok button see if the o is underlined.
I had a problem a few mo
Weirdo
So public static SwitchPLAFAction { ... } is a just java object class
that is really instantied just once, like some sort of singleton?
Actually I have used a modified version of the ActionEvent class from
Kim Topley "Core JFC" example in Xsql
I think I am fast asleep of course it is STATIC MEMBER.
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Subject: Re: Java language question: static classes ?
Author: Peter Pilgrim at London
Date:16/10/98 13:11
Weirdo
So
Could this be something to do with the BrokenLocale.so which I have
never been able to find for Slackware 3.x ?
Incidentally I installed KDE1.0 over the weekend, and I can verify that
the mnemonic also dont work there too.
Pete
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Thanks that is the correct answer for "static inner class".
With ordinary non-static inner class there is a hidden reference to
the outer class. Declaring an inner class static removes this hidden
reference. The static inner class becomes referable in global scope
You CLASSPATH should be defined in your shell like this:
JAVA_HOME=/usr/local/jdk1.1.6
SWING_HOME=/usr/local/swing-1.0.3
CLASSPATH=.:${SWING_HOME}/swing.jar:${SWING_HOME}/motif.jar:${SWING_HO
ME}/metal.jar:${SWING_HOME}/window.jar:${SWING_HOME}/beaninfo.j
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Subject: Re: Java language question: static classes ?
Author: mlorton ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at lon-mime
Date:19/10/98 19:16
> Thanks that is the correct answer
This is how the author of Xsql (moi) has set up the CLASSPATH
at work with ``sparc-sun-solaris2.5.5''
# Filename: `~/.kshrc'
# Environment file for the Korn Shell
# Peter Pilgrim
# 31/12/1997
# Java Developer Kit Root Directory
Aaaah, Schei**er!!
Rainer you are quite correct:
http://java.sun.com/products/jfc/CHANGES.txt-1.1beta3
~~
For Xsql 2.1.7p01 you need Swing 1.1 beta 2
_
Subject: Re: Swing 1.0.3
Author: Peter Pilgrim at London
Date:20/10/98 12:17
Aaaah, Schei**er!!
Rainer you are quite correct:
http://java.sun.com/products/jfc/CHANGES.txt-1.1beta3
1.0.3
Author: Peter Pilgrim at London
Date:20/10/98 12:17
~~
For Xsql 2.1.7p01 you need Swing 1.1 beta 2
~~
But you may as well
Another thing that bothers me: In my linux-jdk1.1.6v2 pressing return
in a TextArea (or JTextArea or even Netscape Navigator ) does produce
a newline. Is this a related problem?
Some one did mention to check out libBroken.so but I could not find it
in the Slackwar
under Linux Java?
Author: Peter Pilgrim at London
Date:21/10/98 11:30
Another thing that bothers me: In my linux-jdk1.1.6v2 pressing return
in a TextArea (or JTextArea or even Netscape Navigator ) does produce
a newline. Is this a related problem?
Some one did menti
Thanks for the info.
At work `sparc-sun-solaris2.5.5' with CDE I can copy+paste from a
dtterm in to a Swing JTextArea. I have not found a way to copy from
GNU Emacs 20.2 into a JTextArea yet.
However using xcutsel -sel CLIPBOARD and pressing the button [copy
Sun has just given a license to port JDK 1.2 to Linux.
Point your fav browser at http://lwn.net/daily/java.html
Pete
PS: Any plans for distribution on CD ROM?
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Subject: JDK1.2 Port to Linux?
Auth
[THIS IS JAVA LINUX, MATE]
But I can whole heartily recommend spending 55 GBP British Pounds on
Partition Magic 3.0, because you can repartition your hdd without
having reinstall W95/NT. It works much much better than FIPS and it
works with the new VFAT oSR2 form
Where are your X Window Libraries?
Everyone has them set a /usr/X11R6/lib
Set the library LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/X11R6/lib:
or set up `ldconfig' by editing your `/etc/ld.so.config'
file.
What distribution do you have Slackware or Red Hat ?
I cannot confirm it or deny it.
This is quite disappointing, and I suppose it has grave consequences
for (forthcoming) Drag and Drop API in JFC1.2/JDK1.2
Pete
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Subject: Re: Clipboard
What is your problem ? Compiling MySQL out of the box or Compiling a
JDBC driver ?
Why are trying to compile the JDBC driver? You should not need to compile it.
The JDBC driver that I have come across have been precompiled. Therefore you
should just install it on your system
No. Swing 1.0.3 should have the older com.sun.java.swing which is
correct.
I dont think the order of the swing and JDK jar file in the CLASSPATH
will make any difference, but perhaps you should put the `period'
`dot' at the front of your CLASSPATH .
Do
What is the compilation error ?
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Subject: JFC Compiling problems?
Author: sgee ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at lon-mime
Date:30/10/98 19:35
Any reason why I can run ". runnit" from the SwingSet directory, but can'
Did anyone solve the Netscape 4.0x bug/feature where you could NOT get
an Applet to restart by hitting the [RELOAD] button?
Pete
Thanks a lot mate!
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Subject: RE: Netscape Reload Java Applet; Was there a soln?
Author: TRAM.N.NGUYEN ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at lon-mime
Date:04/11/98 17:54
There's workaround for that problem . [Shift key +
Have you tried the list of 3rd party drivers at
http://www.javasoft.com/products/jdbc/jdbc.drivers.html ?
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Subject: JDBC on Linux
Author: carlos ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at lon-mime
Date:09/11/98 16:51
I have
In Swing 1.1 Beta 2 the CDE/Motif PLAF seems to put a large gap size
or interspacing between components.
I have a three JButtons with an image icon aligned right and text
label aligned to the right inside of a normal JPanel. The JPanel is
managed by a custom row c
I read somewhere that Thread.stop() is now deprecated. Now how on
earth do we stop a thread ?
I thought the solution would be Thread.interrupt()
but that only works when the thread is sleeping, at least in JDK 1.1
documentation.
I do not have the JDK 1.2 to ha
Ok fair enough you can periodically check at interval on synchronised boolean to
cancel an operation. But I am disappointed.
The reason why I asked is because I use the JDBC. The current JDBC API does not
allow the operator to have a callback or to read selective rows from the
database. In oth
Pass! I have no idea. But it is not really useful in a GUI.
[EXECUTE] SQL query[ABORT] SQL query
What timeout should I have set BEFOREHAND.
Should it be 1 ms , 1sec , and 1 hour
For a non-deterministic application like an event driven GUI.
ocs/guide/jdbc/spec2/jdbc2.0.frame5.ht
ml
Over to all you JDBC implementors
Pete
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Subject: Re: Deprecated `Thread.stop()' in forthcoming JDK 1.2. Wh
Author: Peter Pilgrim at London
Date:13/11/98 18:00
This is already failed project, unless you add custom JNI, because
``File'' class does not support all types of file. e.g. Can I execute
a file? Is it a symbolic link? Is it character device? Sacrifice for
maximum portability.
Pete
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Absolut Nonsense.
Have you tried using one of the examples from the JDK demos, if you downloaded
them. I think one of the applets in the Graphics subdirectory has something
which plays audio sounds.
Is your sound card properly configured. The only game I know that used sound was
`XGalaga'. I t
Is your Sound card set up such that it conforms to the Sound-HOW-TO
LDP document.
I presume that `/dev/dsp' symbolicly links to `/dev/dsp0' and
`/dev/audio' symbolicly links to `/dev/audio0' or something similar.
If this is true `cat chirp.au > /dev/audio' wi
1) There is a problem with XFree86 that prevents top level accelerators
being installed. I believe this with Metrolink X server with any problem.
Mind you I have the exact same problem on
sparc-sun-solaris-2.5.1-cde-motif1.2-jdk1.1.6-swing-1.1-beta-2
2) I think you can override the installed P
SOFTWARE RELEASE ANNOUNCEMENT
===
Xenonsoft, South London, England is very pleased to announce the
availability of:
Xenon-SQL, the java based interactive SQL Editor, version 2.2.9.
The Personal End User Edition.
This software allows you use co
SunSoft[tm] maintains a list of JDBC drivers from a number of third party
vendors on it web pages See the following URL for a list of JDBC drivers
provided:
http://java.sun.com:80/products/jdbc/jdbc.drivers.html
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Check your CLASSPATH. It must indicate the zip file or jar file which contains
the `oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver.class'.
Pete
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Subject: Re: Linux + java + oracle
Author: duan ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at lon-mime
Date
In fact the JDBC provides anyway to handle this in `Statement.cancel()'
which allows an executed SQL query or update to be halted from _another_
thread. In other words the CancellableThread or equivalance is the
responsibility of the JDBC driver implementor not the JDBC user. Careful
programmi
I have a whiteboard edition of Together/C++ for NT4.0 at work. I thought
that you had to explicitly get TC++ to scan by choosing the menuitem from
the menu bar. First, I did not know it did not worked in parallel with
other tools?! Are you using TJ's built in editor to work? Don't. Get
Emacs
On my netscape 4.05 at home (and at work) I had put
`${MOZILLA_HOME}/java/classes/java40.jar' explicitly in my ``CLASSPATH''
environment variable. (preferably set this in my ~/.tcshrc)
Pete
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Subject: why cant my ne
Try `http://www.javasoft.com/products/jfc'. Swing/JFC is 100% pure Java so you
just need to download the zip file from JavaSoft after you registerly freely
with them. I would advise you to get the Swing/JFC 1.1 Beta 3
Pete
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[WORK RELATED] Before I jump off the deep end.
I presume there is nothing to prevent Java being used a job scheduler.
That is the JVM creates say 3 worker threads and each of these worker
thread executes a process like `/bin/ls -l ; sleep 60'.
I asked because I have called `Process.waitFor()' t
Of the course, the thread won't block itself if I do not put `synchronized
run' in the Runnable object!!!
EOT
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Subject: Can you use Java as a Job Scheduler?
Author: Peter Pilgrim at London
Date:23/1
Have you tried CTRL-\ ?
pete
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Subject: Getting a full JVM thread dump
Author: craig ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at lon-mime
Date:24/11/98 18:34
Hi,
Does anyone know how to get a full JVM thread dump under linux?
I had to name it explicitly at work (sparc-sun-solaris-2.5.1) and home
(i586-slackware-linux-gnulib1) to get Netscape to work.
export CLASSPATH=...:${MOZILLA_HOME}/java/classes/java40.jar:...
Pete
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Subject: Re: Ne
Excuse me. Yes Micheal is absolutely right, about unsetting CLASSPATH.
Must you put a jar in the ${MOZILLA_HOME}/java/classes?
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Subject: Re: Netscape/CLASSPATH question
Author: Michael.Sinz ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at lon
I have used JWindow to implement a splash screen for Xenon-SQL. I had a bit
of trouble with `setBounds()' after I packed it and set it the middle of
the screen. I turns out that just packing worked on Linux/KDE but failed on
Solaris/CDE Motif. I have to perform a setSize() and pack() and
setVi
Stick in this in your main applet code:
static Component getAncestorFrame( Component comp )
{
while ( comp != null && !instanceof Frame )
comp = (Component)comp.getParent() );
return (comp);
}
Pete
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Until JDK 1.2 arrives for Linux you include the path to swing.jar in your
CLASSPATH explicitly a la
export SWING_HOME=/usr/local/swing-1.1-beta3
export CLASSPATH=.${SWING_HOME}/swingall.jar
Pete
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Subject: swing-1.
Use a JWindow instead of a JFrame, but see put the logic to set a
reasonable window size in overriden `setPreferredSize()'
In this example I set up a maximum size limitation:
public class PetesSplash extends JWindow
private JLabel labelImage;
private JLabel copyLabel
private Im
Mrfr! I though a web hacker had crack www.javasoft.com at first!!!
Question is though was Steve in on it?
Pete
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Subject: Important: Java 1.2 licencing changes
Author: thomas ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at lon-mime
I am getting some requests from NT users on an application that I wrote on
a Java/Linux environment. I have a Java application that runs fine on Unix
and I am trying to get to run perfectly on NT. I have a run time shell
script that passes the entire environment to the JVM using a system
prope
I think a small setup program that generates this default property file
maybe the answer too. I am thinking of a simple JTable name and value.
Am not sure if I follow you.
Do you mean that I should set this in my application. Because then we have
a chicken and egg scenario. I want to use the pr
Thanks well I found my copy of jikes which has a `jd.bat' file:
pilgpe@poppy [58] > c jikes-1.11/jd.bat
@echo off
rem Set JD and JDK to match the appropriate installation directories on
your system.
rem
set JD=c:\derek\jbin\jd.zip
set JDK=c:\java\lib\classes.zip
rem
echo on
java -nojit -c
Ok assuming you can do 3 __where__ is the standard place for the property files
per user per machine? I think it is best to write a software installer program
to do this task. It would write the property file to `user.home' say and the
main application would know where to look for it and load t
System.out.println( "os.version = "+ System.getProperty( "os.version"));
Somebody must have already have done this, if not I publish the results in
a web table in 1999!
Peter Pilgrim
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Sub
Thanks.
I had no know idea if "." prefix directories are reasonable of not
reasonable on Win 95/98/NT. Note this is just UNIX convention, that makes
sense for UNIX like operating system, because of the default
de facto behaviour of the `/usr/bin/ls' program.
In short you do not mind if a progra
Soln: Use the RMI itself to implement an authentication protocol yourself
ie get your clients to use a username and password if possible. The server
verifies the username and password. In any case why would want to restrict
the service just by machine name (host)? Far better to use a proper
aut
I am trying to get Netscape to work with Swing and JMF. What is written in
the README file does not work at all.
Java Applet Support:
Java Applet support is available for all Unix platforms.
To run Java applets with the Java-enabled version, Communicator
needs to
Thanks alot. Netscape's README is a bit of nonsense with regards to the
CLASSPATH. If you make sure that the CLASSPATH is unset then everything
work.
I though about install the jars in $MOZILLA_HOME/java/classes
or making symbolic links to the jars from $SWING_HOME and $JMFHOME
but really I thin
I did all of this and it does work under Linux or Solaris.
I think copying the jar to $MOZILLA/java/classes is best.
Pete
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Subject: Re: How to get Netscape 4 working Swing and JMF Applets?
Author: pridemor ([EMAI
FYI
PC PLUS Magazine UK will happily do us all of us who live in the UK a big
favour and download the Java 2 Platform for LINUX and burn it on CD ROM (
when the porters release it). So look out for a copy of the mag.
It's big timesaver for me. I still have dial up.
In the February Issue which
Fellows
When the JVM plays .au files on my machine it seems to be suffering
jittering and glitches. I think this happens because the sound playing
green thread is not getting enough CPU to push mu law bytes down to
/dev/audio.
I am using black-down libc5 jdk1.1.7-v1a and Slackware Linux kerne
Thanks for the infos.
Question are green thread slower than native threads ?
Would this affect the performance of the forthcoming Java Sound API and
Java Media Framework API. Or am I barking (mad) up the wrong tree?
Pete
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When I last looked at the Java Medio Homepage at the Javasoft site
I can recall that the audio sound rendering engine could work
well on Pentium 90 at only 20% of the level. AND AND it could
handle up to 64 channels. I will need to see it to believe it methinks.
The JMF will need to native librar
What's an XBD?
Peter
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Subject: Re: Keyboard mnemonic problem
Author: cbsmith ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at lon-mime
Date:11/02/99 03:19
On Thu, 11 Feb 1999, Jackie Manning wrote:
> On my system, RH 5.1 updated to 2.
Whenever I start Motif applications on my linux box the [RETURN] does not
work, but strangely enough Control-J work. I basically have given up.
Does XBD (X keyboard extension) cure this problem ?
How can I see XBD ?
Peter
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`` System.runFinalizersOnExit(true) ''
Does this work/implemented on Blackdown JDK 1.1.7-1a or not?
I find it does __not__ work for me ?
Meaning no finalizers are called when the JVM terminates.
However I tested the same code on Solaris/Sun JDK and it works!
Anyone know the reason why?
( An
Well I hope you they invent the API
`System.onJVMExit( ExitNotifiable myIWannaBeNotifiedAtExitObject )'
Otherwise how can we be sure that resources are released
when the JVM exits. That temporary file creating utility
object class will be soon redundant then, won't it?
( I guess this also touc
Can one dynamically modified the CLASSPATH within Java and to create an
application that loads classes from a modified class path?
For example:
Properties propsJVM = System.getProperties();
String ncp = extraClassPath + pathSep +
System.getProperty("java.cla
Don't worry I have figured it out.
Peter
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Subject: Re: Dynamically modifying CLASSPATH
Author: sfloess ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at lon-mime
Date:08/03/99 13:24
Peter:
You can't modify the system class path. Howev
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