I would like to thank everyone for there suggestions. However, I found
changing window managers did the trick. I stumbled across this when I decided to
let the Java application which was running on a Linux box across the building
display on my O2 which was setting on my desk. (my laptop was stuck in NT and not
available for linux at the time) It ran fine, except for some font and layout
problems. After changing from Enlightenment to Window Maker it ran on the Linux
box. I update Enlightenment with no improvement. I have not tried updating
XFree86 yet.
Speaking of Layout Manager problems. Is it just me or is Borland's XYLayout
manager "Evil" in a can? I'm new to GUI in Java, but it seems like a bad path to
go down.
corey wrote:
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> > Almost all of the work I have done with Java has been writing back
> > end processes. I have had a great deal of success running these
> > processes on Linux. So, this past week when I was brought into a team
> > working on a large GUI in java, my first private endeavor was to watch
> > it run on Linux.
> >
> > The applications seems to get through some of the start up and then
> > just stop. I let it run for a couple of hours. During this time java
> > was using about 35 percent of the CPU while X was using 50. The
> > application runs fine under the various 1.2 JDK's I have tried on
> > Windows.
> >
> > Now I do not expect anyone to try to debug our application from the
> > small parcel of information I have handed out. However, I was wondering
> > if there is anything I should watch out for. Maybe things you can get
> > away with on the Windows JDK's but not on the Blackdown JDK or perhaps I
> > have run into a problem with the Blackdown JDK.
> >
> > I would really rather this run under Linux and would appreciate any
> > suggestions on where to start.
> >
> > Thank
> > Robert Perry
>
> Robert,
>
> Try running with green threads instead of native threads.
> That may solve the freeze problem but or course it will
> cause your app to take a performance hit. :-(
>
> --Corey
> >
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