What are the costs associated w/ call Extension.loadOnDemand() for the same
class but with different command names. Any?
Here's what I'm up against: I have literally hundreds of commands in my
application. I'd like to rework some of them but must keep backward
compatibility.
I see two
Mo,
Thank you for your help. I added the extra debug line, and the problem is
indeed that it is failing to find java.dll. In fact, I don't have a java.dll
anywhere on my system (even though I have jdk1.1.8 from Sun installed). I
looked on a colleague's machine, and he has java.dll only in
We are using TclBlend 1.2.5 on NT with JDK 1.2.2 with no problems. In
fact just installed it on NT this morning and had it up and running in
matter of minutes.
Dan
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Dan R. Schenckmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Business Unit Manager
I double checked with a stock JDK 1.1.8 on windows 95, and it looks
like the file file called javai.dll in JDK 1.1.8. It looks like the
warning inside pkgIndex.tcl needs to be updated. Could you try
opening the tclblend.dll file you have with "quickview" under windows
by right clicking on the
I double checked with a stock JDK 1.1.8 on windows 95, and it looks
like the file file called javai.dll in JDK 1.1.8. It looks like the
warning inside pkgIndex.tcl needs to be updated. Could you try
opening the tclblend.dll file you have with "quickview" under windows
by right clicking on
I had a bunch of problems recently which have finally been resolved with
Mo's help.
I'm using jdk1.2.2/tcl8.2.2/tclblend1.2.5 on Windows NT, and found that
'package require java' would work fine if typed into a console, but would
crash wish if it was in a .tcl file which was double-clicked to
