label=linux
root=/dev/sdb2
initrd=/boot/initrd-2.2.5-15.img
read-only
#other=/dev/sda5
# label=dos
# table=/dev/sda
This used to be an issue with kernels before 2.2.
john
On 05-Sep-99 Nathan Meyers wrote:
> Roland Silver wrote:
>>
>> Nathan,
Hi,
It's difficult to tell from past posts and status page if there are
people actively working on the Java Plug-In 1.2 port to linux. I am
willing to help speed this effort in what ever way I can. Please contact
me !
Regards,
John
leting the reg form and license agreement, the next screen
just hangs. No download.
Is there any way to FTP direct to this site and download using standard FTP.
All comments welcome
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Actually I think it depends on the day or the phase of the moon or somesuch. I
just tried it again, same browser, same mime types and it worked first try.
??
john
On 20-Sep-99 Pete Toscano wrote:
> likewise. i tried the "if you experience a problem" link too, but that
There always has to be one top level peer to connect to the video hardware. I
think the correct is that Window, Dialog and Frame are heavyweight. I the awt
every component was heavyweight. With Swing, Java is doing the drawing for
button, scroller etc.
john
On 27-Sep-99 berry wrote
Here is my $.02:
Switch to Windowmaker.
Java works great .. AWT and Swing!
john
On 30-Sep-99 Michael Emmel wrote:
> Peter Graves wrote:
>
>> The authors of the Enlightenment window manager have some
>> interesting comments today about Java:
>>
>> http://w
nt to create it there.
All comments welcome.
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Has anyone else had this experience. I have been reluctant to move to
PostgrSQL for reasons of complexity and speed.
Is the JDBC support that much more advanced in PostgrSQL?
All comments welcome.
john
On 24-Oct-99 Eric vanberkel wrote:
> I've been thru this.
>
> You go to
to use it here!
Do you know of any independent comparisons of the JDBC drivers for PostgresSQL
and mySQL? I just got back from the Colorado Software Summit and feedback
there was mixed.
john
On 26-Oct-99 Peter Mount wrote:
> On Mon, 25 Oct 1999, John N. Alegre wrote:
>
>> Has any
page for more information.
Please do not attempt to install this archive file.
What gives? Why the shar file anyway? bz2 was ok, gz even better. shar files
aren't even compressed
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Looks like that might be the problem ill go back and download as a bin.
In the old days shar files where always ascii with any bin date uuencoded.
Thanks for the help
john
On 28-Nov-99 Will Koffel wrote:
> At 2:16 PM -0600 11/28/99, John N. Alegre wrote:
>>What gives? Why the
Thanks for your reply John.
In the old days of UNIX shar files were just borne shell scripts with any
binary in a uuencode include. The script itself was always ascii, thus my
incorrect assumption that this was to be downloaded as ascii.
Indeed downloading as bin fixed things. I have cc&#x
.
Then I rebooted.
I still get the above problem. What am I missing??
All comments welcome.
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uot; error shows up when I start the JDK.
Any other trys?
All comments welcome. If I get a fix I will post to the list.
john
On 29-Nov-99 Peter Eddy wrote:
>
> Did you remember to do:
>
> ttmkfdir -o fonts.scale
> mkfontdir
>
> in the new font directory?
>
does not even come close with jdk1.2.2.
Is there anyone out there who has solved this problem for real?
john
On 30-Nov-99 Jeff Bean wrote:
> I'm looking for a font.properties file that utilizes only basic X fonts
> that are compatible with xfs or are common to most Unix/Linux systems.
worked first time. May be ill read that HOWTO
anyway.
john
On 01-Dec-99 Nathan Meyers wrote:
> Updating glibc is very tricky stuff, with many dependencies and
> opportunities to break the system midway through installation. The usual
> way to do it (at least in RedHat-land) is to up
did it and I will tuck it away for the next round of
tweaking.
Thanks for taking the time.
john
On 03-Dec-99 Jeff Bean wrote:
> Hi John, folks,
>
> I finally solved the Java-fonts-not-found-via-remote-XServer problem
> using a combination of xlsfonts and sed to get a tailor-made
>
Anyone got it to work?
john
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Session beans are a snap.
Anyone got Entity Beans working on Linux? I have tried mySQL with now luck
under the WebLogic eval. I am more interested in if anyone has J2EE working
under Linux.
john
On 30-Dec-99 Jim Kimball wrote:
> I downloaded BEA Weblogic (30 day trial) and have been able
Has anyone got J2EE up and running on Linux?
john
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I think you could rephrase that as "In Java, Thread priorities don't
work". :-) The language guarantees about thread priorities are probably
weaker than you expect. Quoth the language spec:
"Every thread has a priority. When there is competition for processing
resources, threads with higher prior
ion-layout-manager.html
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http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/tools/jw-tools-guilib.html
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I've downloaded three versions of JDK 1.3 from Sun, Blackdown and IBM.
Which JDK works the best? I'm currently using Suse 6.4, but haven't yet
tried development with its JDK1.1.8 (which doesn't appear to have Java
Threads, right?).
Also, does 1.3 and Linux give any problems with: Sun's Java 3D,
Where can I find a Suse rpm of the latest glibc, or at least glibc > 2.1.0?
Suse 7.0 Professional doesn't seem to include any glibc package (why not?)
and all my web searches have proved fruitless. I need glibc > 2.1.0 for the
latest IBM Java SDK. I downloaded source for glibc and a threads packag
What's the consensus on the best Java IDE to use? I develop with VAJ 3.02
and JDK1.2 on w*nd*z* at work. I downloaded VAJ 3.02 for Linux.
Unfortunately at the weekend I discovered that you can't simply "update" VAJ
3.02 for Linux from 1.1.7A to 1.2.2 :(
I've only used VAJ so I'd like something wi
27;t used it yet.
It's okay and continues to improve. There's also a GUI interface (for the
Winpuke users :-) and a new web-based interface.
ObJavaLinux:jGuru uses Perforce running on Linux boxes and the
www.jGuru.com web site is hosted on Linux boxes running
I seem to be getting the following error while installing the
blackdown.org jre 1.3.0 plugin with Mozilla v0.6
/usr/local/mozilla/run-mozilla.sh /usr/local/mozilla/mozilla-bin
MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME=/usr/local/mozilla
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/mozilla
LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/mozilla:/u
ling with HTTP in Java, rather than reading
all of the related RFCs and trying to implement them yourself, I strongly
suggest that people use (and enhance!) an existing HTTP client package such
as the open source HTTPClient, http://www.innovation.ch/java/HTTPClient/
Take care,
Jo
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Where can I find the 1.3.0 source diffs? I've poked around the website
and ftp mirrors, and the mailing list archive but haven't found
anything.
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John
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with a
normal choice of Linux as my working
platform.
All comments welcome.
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And no one I know takes Borland very seriously!
john
On 12-Apr-01 Joi Ellis wrote:
> On Thu, 12 Apr 2001, John N. Alegre wrote:
>
>> Looking for input.
>>
>> What is the current favored environment for developing J2ME on Linux? Is
>> there
>> anything
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Go wild,
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your test application with a representative set of the
different images that your application uses (i.e., big ones, little ones,
whatever). Remember to e.g., divide by 100. :-)
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prevent dead objects from
> skewing the statistics). This is still very rough: there's no data on
> individual object memory use, but at least you'll get an idea of overall
> use from your various approaches.
Um, er, IIRC, doesn't HotSpot completely ignore the Runtime.gc() &q
|hi all, can anyone tell me if there is a way to trace into source
|code and find out which class is invoked and which method in
|various java classes. i don't have documentation of a project
|which i've been assigned to and need to reverse engineer the
|classes and then get the various paths fro
I've been playing around with FlexLM for Java on Linux, in anticipation of
my company using it as the license manager for our Java client-side
application.
I'm trying things out with Sun's Java SDK 1.3.1 on Suse 7.0 (Professional),
and can't get FlexLM working. It seems to be a Linux thing, since
|> Basically, if your code relies on this for its behavior,
|> it's likely to break at some point. Different VMs will give
|> different output anyway.
|
|Yep... this is good for dumping info to be read by humans. If
|you want a data structure usable from software, you'll need to
|implement a prof
t go one single step further than
you already have -- i.e., make all of your constructors just wrappers
around an internal helper method. I think it's bad design for different
constructors of a class to throw different exceptions. [Since design also
isn't on-topic for this list,
t go one single step further than
you already have -- i.e., make all of your constructors just wrappers
around an internal helper method. I think it's bad design for different
constructors of a class to throw different exceptions. [Since design also
isn't on-topic for this list,
thread, that's just another way to homogenize the signatures
(since now you're dealing directly with the factory method rather than a
passel of constructors). [Factories do, of course, have all sorts of
usefulness.]
Take care,
John
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Excellent, congratulations!
Quick question: is this based off the Sun 1.3.1_02 source? In
particular, there's a JVMPI fix Sun put into 1.3.1_01 that I'm wondering
if is in this release (BugParade ID 4478223).
Th
o that task which always used up their entire
quantum were all put onto one set of CPUs while those that did not and so
went onto another set. Then have different quanta specfied for the
different CPU sets -- longer for the former and shorter for the latter.
Take care,
John
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jre/bin:$PATHexport
PSLFDIR=~/upslf142export CLASSPATH=~/upslf142/classesexport
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=~/upslf142/classeswhich javajava -versionjava -jar
~/upslf142/classes/pslf.jar $1
I hope
that helps, Lee. Let me know any additional questions you might have, and
also if you can develop successful methods
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