On Thu, 25 Jun 1998, Rick Stone wrote:
Hmmm. And how you want to use this packages?
As far as I know Linux doesn't has ODBC system.
To access Oracle DB I use JDBC drivers providing by Oracle.
> Does anybody know if there is a JDBC-ODBC bridge available for Linux? I
> can only find the Solaris or N
Could someone explain to me (a newcomer) why there was appearently a big
shift from blackdown.org to java-linux.org and then back to blackdown.org
and now java-linux.org seems to be down?
Thanks,
Marcus
> "Stephen" == Stephen Wynne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Stephen> Karl is right. There just aren't yet any
Stephen> publicly-available Sun JDKs for Linux that support native
Stephen> threads. Also, I think the DEFAULT_THREADS_FLAG
Stephen> environment cruft in .java_wrapper mig
> "Diego" == Diego Ramiro Gomez Deck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Diego> Hello, I want to know if any Linux port support native
Diego> threads.
I have that as a work-in-progress. Tuit drought has prevented my
achieving much of late.
--
Stephen
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On Thu, 25 Jun 1998, Dennis Dixon wrote:
> I'm a relatively new Debian Linux user (version 1.3) and have recently
> succesfully installed jdk1.1.5. I downloaded FreeBuilder.jar and ran the
> command:
>
> java FreeBuilder
>
> which gave me the error message:
>
> Can't find class
I'm a relatively new Debian Linux user (version 1.3) and have recently
succesfully installed jdk1.1.5. I downloaded FreeBuilder.jar and ran the
command:
java FreeBuilder
which gave me the error message:
Can't find class FreeBuilder.
Am I doing something wrong? I copied 'CardTes
Hi,
Has anyone seen this strange problem? Happening under both solaris
jdk1.1.6 and linux jdk1.1.3.
For a class named package.Name javah is generating stubs named
package_0005fName.c and package_0005fName.h
What do these '0005f' strings mean?
The strangest thing is this is happening for only t
>THE PROBLEM: On two of the three machines I
>> can't get version 1.1 of the Java Web Server to respond reliably. I have
>> to submit each request multiple times - it seems almost like JWS is only
>> handling every other TCP connection.
>>
>This is a reported bug.
>Check out
>http://www.blackd
Jerry Solomon x2761 wrote:
>
> Hello List,
>
> I have spent the past several weeks trying out two commercially available
> JDE's, Simplicity (datarepresentations.com) and SuperMojo (penumbrasoftware.com).
> Although I have not done an exhaustive evaluation, I am coming to the
> conclusion that t
Does anybody know if there is a JDBC-ODBC bridge available for Linux? I
can only find the Solaris or NT binaries on the Sun site, and the
Blackdown 1.1.6 JDK doesn't include these classes.
Thanks -- Rick
What is the best place to reside if you want to program in Java for a
living? Please respond privately and I'll post a summary.
On Wed, Jun 24, 1998 at 08:31:09, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> On Wed, 24 Jun 1998, Hendricks Family wrote:
> > The problem that you have observed is a Swing 1.0.2 problem, A patch is
> > available if you want to create your own swing_fix.jar with 1.0.2
> > src.zip that comes with Swing 1.0.2 (that i
Hendricks Family wrote:
>
> The problem that you have observed is a Swing 1.0.2 problem, A patch is
> available if you want to create your own swing_fix.jar with 1.0.2
> src.zip that comes with Swing 1.0.2 (that is what I did and it works).
I'm not sure it is a Swing 1.0.2 problem.
I've observe
Kevin Hester wrote:
>
> I've worked on this problem for a while and I still can't find a solution.
> Has anyone encountered the following problem? Do you have a fix?
>
> I'm using JDK 1.1.6v2 on my upgraded RedHat 5.0 distribution. I can run
> many Java programs with no problem. In fact, I ha
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