Try this right before you read/write... you have to issue on every
read/write...
try {
// Netscape
// Need to enable Users security so I can access there
files
PrivilegeManager.enablePrivilege("UniversalFileAccess");
Java People,
How can I get my applet (when ran through a browser) to
read/write a text file? It works well, as usual, using
appletviewer.
Thank you (in advance).
-- Laura
I am about to install JRE 1.1.6 on my server is ther anything special I
should know? Such as directory placement etc.?
--
Thank you for your time
Sid Vanderpool
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Now, I don't like spreading rumors but I was reading Sun's press release for
Jini (http://java.sun.com/features/1998/07/jini.html) and found the following
paragraph :
"... The initial public release of Jini technology will specify two simple
components. The first is a software-only architecture
Nathan Meyers wrote:
>
> A little bit of shell or perl (or name-your-favorite-command-interpreter)
> programming could give you a script that would construct a Java
> command-line containing all of the environment variables as "-D..."
> options. I've attached a perl script that'll send a Java com
Stefan Magdalinski wrote:
>
> Brad Pepers wrote:
> >
> > I'm trying to run a program from IBM Visual Age Java 2.0 on Linux
> > but it doesn't work. Its an example program that came with the
> > VAJ 2.0 beta I downloaded. It uses AWT to create a mortgage
> > calculator. The error message I get
I've been told that on my RedHat5.0 I had to upgrade from glic2.0.5 to
gclibc-2.0.7 in order to
run JDK1.1.5 ( and later ). Well,
I did, and I discovered that my system did not accept anymore the root
login/password. I had to reinstall
a plain RedHat 5.0 with no patches at all. This means that JDK
Paul Reavis wrote:
> So I tried to access an environment variable for the first time today;
> no soap. Since System.getenv() is deprecated, I used
> System.getProperty(). I couldn't get it to fetch my variable with what I
> thought was the correct way:
>
> bash$ export foo=bar
> bash$ java myapp
We're working on a libc5 version. We knew some people would want it, but we
didn't want to delay posting Jikes for Linux until we had it.
dave
Jikes co-author
Paul Reavis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> So I tried to access an environment variable for the first time today;
> no soap. Since System.getenv() is deprecated, I used
> System.getProperty(). I couldn't get it to fetch my variable with what I
> thought was the correct way:
>
> bash$ export foo=b
Vincent Trussart wrote:
>
> System properties != environment variables...
Blurgle... oh well, I guess environment variables are too nonportable
or something. Well, time to put in a real syntax for command-line
switches for the thing- -DBLAH=GRALP is not something I want to type all
the time.
--
Paul Reavis wrote:
> So I tried to access an environment variable for the first time today;
> no soap. Since System.getenv() is deprecated, I used
> System.getProperty(). I couldn't get it to fetch my variable with what I
> thought was the correct way:
>
> bash$ export foo=bar
> bash$ java myapp
Paul Revis wrote:
>no soap. Since System.getenv() is deprecated, I used
>System.getProperty(). I couldn't get it to fetch my variable with what
I
>thought was the correct way:
Check out the documentation for java.util.Properties. Basically,
Properties have no relationship to environment variabl
So I tried to access an environment variable for the first time today;
no soap. Since System.getenv() is deprecated, I used
System.getProperty(). I couldn't get it to fetch my variable with what I
thought was the correct way:
bash$ export foo=bar
bash$ java myapp
However I can get it with:
bash
Today I evaluated IBM's Jikes compiler. It is a replacement
for javac written from scratch in C++. It currently
lives at http://www.alphaWorks.ibm.com/. They just released
a Linux version, and since I develop entirely in Linux, I
thought I'd give it a whirl. Currently it is free for
any use, but c
Richard wrote:
>
8<
>
> Hi,
>Does anyone knows if there is a libc5 version. I eared there was just a glic
> version.
We are working on setting up a libc5 system so we can make a libc5
version
as well, but we can make no promises. For now we will just provide the
glibc
version.
--
Joe Car
On Wed, 22 Jul 1998, Joe Carter wrote:
>Stephan Greene wrote:
>>
>> According to an article on Slahsdot, IBM is releasing a Linux binary of
>> their Jikes incremental Java compiler.
>>
>> http://www.slashdot.org/articles/980721/1955212.shtml
>>
>They certainly did.
>It works very well too. V. f
Casiraghi Luigi wrote:
>
> Ok, for Linux but what are excactly the licence terms ??.
>
Hmmm should've learn from KDE/Qt to read them closely!
90 days license, non-commercial.
But one of the authors has said this in the discussion lists
Jikes can be used to create commercial applications, tho
Brad Pepers wrote:
>
> I'm trying to run a program from IBM Visual Age Java 2.0 on Linux
> but it doesn't work. Its an example program that came with the
> VAJ 2.0 beta I downloaded. It uses AWT to create a mortgage
> calculator. The error message I get is:
>
> java.net.MalformedURLException:
I sent this off to inprise this morningI'll let you know what response
I get. (Oh man, I just noticed a type/think-o in theres/thing/this/
towards the bottom.)
I figured the mentioning of recent events couldn't hurt.
Keith
--
Keith T. Garner [EM
Ok, for Linux but what are excactly the licence terms ??.
Joe Carter, in data 13.26 22/07/98 +, hai scritto:
>Stephan Greene wrote:
>>
>> According to an article on Slahsdot, IBM is releasing a Linux binary of
>> their Jikes incremental Java compiler.
>>
>> http://www.slashdot.org/articles
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Stephan Greene wrote:
>
> According to an article on Slahsdot, IBM is releasing a Linux binary of
> their Jikes incremental Java compiler.
>
> http://www.slashdot.org/articles/980721/1955212.shtml
>
They certainly did.
It works very well too. V. fast with good error messages.
Recommended.
--
According to an article on Slahsdot, IBM is releasing a Linux binary of
their Jikes incremental Java compiler.
http://www.slashdot.org/articles/980721/1955212.shtml
Steve
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