alk.shr wrote:
> i am not able to run my web application on HTTPS port (secure port through
> SSL) although it run fine on normal HTTP port.
This is a bug that must be verified. I add this to Bugzilla.
See http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=40774 now. You can also
register and then be not
minor. It can be very
easily separated from the rest of Classpath and it should be quite
simple to put is anywhere because it is pure java - no natives.
Audrius Meskauskas
Trevor Harmon wrote:
My understanding is that the latest release of classpath can be built
using ecj. This is not working for me, however. My configure settings
are:
--disable-dependency-tracking --disable-gtk-peer --disable-gconf-peer
--disable-plugin --enable-jni --with-ecj-jar=
--with-vm=
Andrew John Hughes wrote:
On 19/03/2008, Audrius Meskauskas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In http://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/, next to the phrase "updated
nightly", it is possible to follow our widely known links to the API
comparison. The information on these comp
l over 99 % complete.
While "the status of the GNU Classpath project has changed" and so on,
the well known alternatives likely do not deserve as much as kamikaze
efforts from our side - to show deliberately the project worse than it is.
Audrius Meskauskas
I will come, also. What about the beer? Or we should now be sad?
Audrius Meskauskas
I personally see no reason, why Classpath could not have some simple
code reviewing system. We may just set up rule that the new patch must
come with fixes of all regressions it make. If the rule would be
ignored, the older developers may set up the local Mauve testing
systems, divide the pack
Congratulations, Ian, nice to meet you!
Audrius
deepak poola wrote:
hello,
i am deepak, i am facing the same problem installing classpath 95 for
jikesrvm... it is showing system out of resources... i tries\d to find
the file /usr/bin/ecj script to change it..i did not find it and then
i tried to find /lib/Makefile's JCOMPILER...netither di
Adam Smola wrote:
Hello All,
I am trying to get the Classptah Name Service Running on a Gumstix
Computer (ARM-Linux). I am using Classpath 0.90 & JamVM 1.4.2.
Commands/errors are as follows:
Command:
# java gnu.classpath.tools.giop.NameService
Error:
Please use --help for options.
Alig
Andrew John Hughes wrote:
please take a look. They are available from:
http://fuseyism.com/classpath/
Thanks,
Hi, Andrew,
Thanks a lot for testing. When looking into comparison, I have noticed
the following:
1. It seems that there are multiple of "time out" errors like:
+ Test timed ou
sspath.org/mediation/ClasspathDeveloperGuidelines,
this may help a lot.
Audrius Meskauskas
I added the explanation of this problems to
http://developer.classpath.org/mediation/ClasspathDeveloperGuidelines
into Classpath Wiki. Improvements welcome.
Audrius
This is becoming the permanent topic already. Maybe we could add
something to README or hackers guide?
Audrius
Dâniel Fraga wrote:
On Fri, 4 May 2007 14:59:41 -0300
Dâniel Fraga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
/usr/java/jre/bin/javac -bootclasspath ''
-classpath
../vm/reference:..:../external
Andrew Haley wrote:
Audrius Meskauskas writes:
> I think, you can link your code with GNU Classpath library regardless on
> how nasty license your code has, and distribute this combination. And
> likely you can make various tricks with class loaders as well as long as
> you d
hultul wrote:
Hi,
I'm developing JVM implementation which uses GNU Classpath as runtime
class library.
I have two questions about the license of GPLv2 with GNU Classpath
Exception, though I'm not sure whether those questions are adequate
for GNU Classpath community.
1. Can I bundle GNU Clas
Only part of RMIC (direct bytecode generation) is really dependent from
ASM. That part which supports the source code generation is not
dependent, was a separate compiler in the past and can be easily
separated apart again. If we do not like ASM, this should make using the
alternative replaceme
Andrew John Hughes wrote:
I'd like to suggest that we merge the generics branch to HEAD, following
the branch for 0.93 (making 0.93 the last non-generics version of GNU
Classpath, and 0.94 the first generics one).
+1, for sure.
Audrius
Chris Burdess wrote:
Yes. This vexes me greatly, when there is pressure from the community
to reproduce a bug-for-bug compatible class library, i.e. that we
should try to code to match Sun's implementation instead of coding a
good, bug-free implementation of the specification. But, as you point
>And in which part is the GNU Classpath implementation better then Suns
implementation? (from the technical point of view, not from the license
side) ?
Grab the CORBA COST testing suite from SourceForge and try on Sun's
implementation. This mean alone helps against this kind of pride
tremendo
Ha, "Sun doesn't have rights to some elements such as the software to
render fonts on a screen, so there will be proprietary modules that
accompany the open-source software". We will see soon that kind of
rights do they have on all omg.org.*. Why not to release under GPL,
taking these classes f
Looks very nice.
Audrius
Florent BENOIT wrote:
Could you try to set the following property :
-Djavax.management.builder.initial=mx4j.server.MX4JMBeanServerBuilder
(in JONAS_OPTS or JAVA_OPTS), then JOnAS will use MX4J and not the
Classpath implementation.
JONAS_OPTS="\
-Dinstall.root=$JONAS_ROOT \
-Djonas.base=
We have tried to run the newest version of, JOnAS 4.7.4, on GNU
Classpath CVS head and JamVM. This version required the 1.5 features, so
it is not strange that it had some problems. Older versions are known to
run better.
The first thing to do was to set the carol.protocols=jeremie in
conf/ca
Christian Thalinger wrote:
I get exactly the same exception with CACAO and CVS head.
TWISTI
Ok. I fill in the bug report 28652.
Audrius
The J2EE server JOnAS 4.7.4, working with CAROL 2.2.7, crashes on startup
with the following exception:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: sun/rmi/registry/RegistryImpl
(see the filled in Carol bug report 305913 on ObjectWeb for the full stack
trace).
This is a serious problem, binding JOnAS to t
JBoss does not starts with jamvm today with the class cast exception in
the sentence:
this.modelAttributes = (ModelMBeanAttributeInfo[])
super.getAttributes();
The exceptions trace and messages are attached.
As until now it was a long talk about JBoss running, I suspect that this
is a
In the compatibility charts, it is possible to find the following lines:
# class javax.swing.text.html.AccessibleHTML.HTMLAccessibleContext:
missing in classpath
# class
javax.swing.text.html.AccessibleHTML.IconElementInfo.IconAccessibleContext:
missing in classpath
# class
javax.swing.text.h
theUser BL wrote:
Also there existing a corroboration by Robert Brewin at
http://www.infoworld.com/marticle/06/07/17/HNjavaopen_1.html
that Suns Java will be really OpenSource in the future.
The URL points directly to the windows of God.
The implementation of the jndi naming service (see)
http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=26972 would be both
interesting, attractive and highly useful (J2EE aplications need this).
I have fixed the bug itself, but the the implementation is still
missing. The java API documentation of the
Hi, David,
Is there a good starting point I can work from?
As a rule, the developers just pick the tasks self dependently in this
project. Many of us plan to use GNU Classpath (now or later), so they
fix the features that they think they may need. If you have no idea,
just work on anything you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I see in the Open Tasks that javax.swing.text and javax.swing.text.html
needs attention. That happens to be an area(html) I am interested in, is
the task still open?
David Fu.
Surely, would be great! T
Well, not everybody writes the GPL - licensed code just because they do
not have any other choice... some still read
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/why-copyleft.html.
Audrius
This would be a great victory of the Free software. It would be a nice
experience to work with Sun's code after it becomes part of the Free
world. If Sun would prefer not to accept the external donations, the
community driven GPL-only branch is likely to emerge anyway as the
license permits. Se
The only package that is below (but not very much below!) 90 % in GNU
Classpath is javax.swing.text.HTML. And it is missing in Intel donation.
Influenced by the recent news, I plan to give more attention for the
javax.swing.text.HTML in GNU Classpath.
Audrius.
However, see http://www.kaffe.org/~stuart/japi/htmlout/h-jdk14-harmony ...
Audrius
Does anybody tried and knows some profiling tools that run with
Classpath (and with which virtual machine)? If not, implementing some
profiling may be an interesting and important future task.
Some programs like Protege seem having places that are executed
unusually slowly. It would be great t
theUser BL wrote:
Have a look at
http://lwn.net/Articles/184394/
Geir Magnusson Jr writes:
From this article is obvious that Intel have not comitted any Swing to
the Apache Harmony project and everything seems on the level of general
talks. Also, GNU Classpath have received an impressive con
theUser BL wrote:
Hi!
At the moment is GNU Classpath on the LinuxTag.
It was also already on FOSDEM and other OpenSource conventions.
But will it also be next week on JavaOne?
This would means to beard the lion in his den. On a place, where the
Anti-OpenSourceJava people are.
Greatings
the
I register this as
http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=27383
and will look at this. Probably despite of all public classes present,
part of the Naming implementation is still missing.
Regards
Audrius
Roman Kennke wrote:
Hi Andrew,
I'd be grateful for the following:
* Any indication of patches/bug fixes which aim to be committed prior to the
release.
* Any known issues that need to be fixed before the release.
I want to at least have these two bugs closed before the release:
ht
I am also observing this.
Audrius.
order tests did not cover this case.
The error message is no longer displayed, but if you put the print
statement in gnuRequest.submit, you will see that the intensive data
traffic is going between the Classpath and some remote side on the local
host.
2006-04-09 Audrius Meskauskas <[EM
Yes, the implementation expects the message header, but receives the end
of stream because it has sent a one way message. The patch has been just
posted to the patch list. Seems registering something now.
2006-04-08 Audrius Meskauskas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* gnu/CORBA/gnuReques
Hi, Roman,
I get the message "Java Accessibility Bridge for GNOME loaded." and no
any error messages. I have activated the keyboard accessibility using
AccessX, and it seems working (the accessiblitily dialog appears after I
hold shift for seconds). I have rebooted the system after configurat
Roman Kennke wrote:
Exception in thread "Thread-6" org.omg.CORBA.MARSHAL: Not a GIOP message
Minor: 0 (0). Completed: not completed
at gnu.CORBA.GIOP.MessageHeader.read (MessageHeader.java:288)
This means that Classpath is reading not a CORBA message but something
different. All CORBA mes
Regards,
David Gilbert wrote:
The ChartPanel class overrides paintComponent(Graphics) and casts the
incoming Graphics object the Graphics2D subclass - this is very common
in Swing apps as a way to gain access to Java2D features for drawing
on Swing components. I'm almost certain that the Gra
This is because jMemorize overrides the JTable.columnMarginChanged that
is fired from the JTable constructor, when the user - derived class is
not yet initialised. This can be easily fixed by initialising the table
column model befor the table listeners are installed on it, I have
comitted suc
Regards, Heijden
If there is no other solution, the private fields can be accessed using
reflection (see java.lang.reflect.AccessibleObject). This feature is
implemented in JamVm + Classpath long time ago. We cannot make the field
public or protected. However do measure the performance, proba
Maybe one person can look into that code, write the brief draft of the
documentation and then another can implement it using that documentation
only? This would be the possibility to work with formats for that there
is no other specification available apart from the released piece of the
implem
Thorsten Suckow-Homberg wrote:
Hey guys,
following the recent posts I hope I'm not too OT with this ;) :
I'm studying the JTable implementation right now and I wanted to peek
into the code that's responsible for resizing a column dynamically
(mouse dragging).
I've looked into BasicTableHea
My suggestion to speak about the GNU Classpath in the Linuxdays.ch,
Geneve, was accepted. GNU Classpath will be presented in that
conference. If anybody wants to include some they specific information,
let me known.
Audrius Meskauskas.
Roman Kennke wrote:
Hi Vittorio,
I'm going to develop an Open Source idl to java mapper.
IIRC, Audrius, who develops Classpath's CORBA implementation has a plan
or even already started an idl2java compiler. If that is the case
(Audrius, could you comment?) you might want to coordinat
Oh, really thanks! I have brought home the full camera card of images
but this is the only one where I can find myself!
Audrius.
Archie Cobbs wrote:
It's useful.. but first verify that the tool is javadoc-aware.
E.g., some imports may only be used in javadoc comments (in theory).
-Archie
... and not only in the theory. In Classpath code there are a lot of
imports that are only used in javadoc comments. Surely, I suppo
Etienne Gagnon wrote:
http://sablevm.org/wiki/License_FAQ
Etienne
The page content is "Cannot open
/var/lib/wiki/sablevm.org/page/L/License_FAQ.pg: Permission denied". As
the page is strongly involved into the current discussion, would you
mind giving permissions for the people to read i
Per Bothner wrote:
Audrius Meskauskas wrote:
There is the IDL language desciption for the JavaCC parser generator
at https://javacc.dev.java.net/files/documents/17/2916/IDLjj, inside
JavaCC project The license is not stated explicitly (also not stated
in the file header), but the license of
There is the IDL language desciption for the JavaCC parser generator at
https://javacc.dev.java.net/files/documents/17/2916/IDLjj, inside JavaCC
project The license is not stated explicitly (also not stated in the
file header), but the license of the whole javacc project is BSD. Can we
use that
number of people who are able to come.
Dalibor, are you travelling from Zurich also? What about your train
connection? Or you fly?
Audrius Meskauskas
Wow, thanks, very nice demo, and many our things are working! It is
really a very nice evening! I will fix a couple remaining problems of
our table. For me, the compiler initially reported several errors,
related to the import statments (cannot separate between the two
*.*.Timer), but these we
Welcome!
Audrius.
Mark Wielaard wrote:
Hi all,
Olivier Jolly (Zeograd on irc) has been added as new GNU Classpath
hacker to savannah. Olivier wrote multiple mauve tests for serialization
and Proxy. And now has submitted patches to make these tests PASS.
Olivier, please post a patch and Chang
>I'd prefer if this tool were committed directly to GNU Classpath CVS.
Me to. A good idea. This would allow to call the gnu.* domain classes
directly without fear to loose compatibility with the future versions.
The IOR parser (another CORBA / GIOP tool) can be written with several
lines of co
I have just finished writing the GIOP stub and tie code generator that
is needed to develop the applications, using javax.rmi.CORBA package. It
generates stubs and two required types of ties. I tested it with our x5
CORBA game: the generated stubs and ties seem interoperating well with
the code
Oh, really great! We can just mark the problems you describe with TODO
or something like that for beginning.
Audrius
Tom Tromey wrote:
Most of the reference implementation of java.util.concurrent is in the
public domain. I took a quick look at it last night. I thought I'd
post the results he
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