This was just today on java-linux list:
// Heikki
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Hello Java-Linux people,
I assume that yall know this, but in case you dont, Corel's Office for
Java is available for download from ftp2.corel.com. The file is in the /
directory and is called coj.zip. I ran it both from appletviewer and
as a standalone java application and it works well. I was not able to
get it to run under Netscape, but I have not done any of the library
substitutions necessary to get Netscape's java to run under Linux. I have
a friend who did get it to run under Java under Netscape under Windows 95.
Here are some instructions if you just want to start it up quickly:
unzip coj.zip
Then:
appletviewer coj/Shell.html
Or:
cd coj
java COfficeMain
I think I found 1 bug in the linux jdt which probably has nothing to do with
Corel's package. The jdk does not like talking to the X server on my
Digital Unix system. I have seen other applications behave this way
when the default visual was 24 bit TrueColor. I run the X server so
the default visual is 8 bit PseudoColor and that makes most things happy.
It looks like the jdk is requesting a non-default visual and then dying
when it can't handle what it gets. Here is some sample output:
[sample output deleted]
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