hello, I lost all of yesterday to two bugs.
one is within the provided core jre libraries of 2.5,
one is within the core prototypes within V8.
Remember the clean
room/testing-team-not-developer-team-no-access-to-code/makes-things-which-work
movement IBM pushed long ago.
I wish it would come
Ok my question hasn't been posted, but I've found, what I think is the
solution. I'm not exactly certain if I'm doing things correctly yet, but,
to save some other poor soul 8 hours of their life.
If you are having problems with OutputStream or any other part of the
standard JRE.
let's say you
So. from the gwtquake, I ripped your:
package java.io;
public abstract class OutputStream {
// not abstact because of some gwt strangeness
public abstract void write(int b) throws IOException;
public void write(byte[] ba) throws IOException {
write(ba, 0, ba.length);
}
...
and I ripped the:
I thought you guys would like to know that it appears the Apache Harmony's
BigInteger is exactly compatible with Sun's.
I have bouncy castle's rsa,aes as well as jz's srp working with no problems.
Although, when I debug GWT from eclipse+chrome is it running within a
javascript vm, or am I still
Hi Jon,
I have/had the same problem. I just wrote a wrapper for the
Dictionary class. I'm surprised I couldn't find an easy way to do it.
You can try this code if you want, although I don't guarantee its
correctness or quality. It works like the dictionary class with the
addition of the
