I downloaded and installed the JDK1.16 on my Red Hat 5.1 Linux . I
followed the instructions in the readme.txt and everything
seem to be working.
I created a small hello java program , it compiled, but when I tried to
run
java Hello
I get the following
segmentation fault
Any Ideas? I'm very
When I start jre I am getting the following:
/u00/local/jre1.1.7/bin/../bin/i686/green_threads/jre: error in loading
shared libraries:
/u00/local/jre1.1.7/bin/../lib/i686/green_threads/libjava.so: undefined
symbol: _dl_symbol_value
Attached you will find ldconfig -D output
Regards,
Jaroslaw So
While we're on the topic of Apache and Java, here's a question:
Using the Jserv module, you're supposed to be able to set init arguments
for individual servlets, and globally for all servlets. Here's what the
Jserv documentation says:
You can give that servlet init arguments by using a property
Michael-
Thank you for your comments. Unfortunately I am not able
to respond to your issues on the Community Source.
However, I feel you have made some very good points and
I am forwarding your comments to the engineering team
that is running our Community Source effort.
Sheri
> Date: Wed,
>I have token a lloke at the Sun's JNI site. I leared a lot from that
WEB
>site. However in the 5th step -- to create a shared library, it is
just
>Solaries/win examples. I am working on Linux box. when I try to
comiple
>the shared library as following:
>
>(the original command is cc -G -I/usr
Gong Su writes:
> stucks at InitializeJVM hogging all the CPU. Any help will be
> highly appreciated. TIA.
This is well-known problem that already seems forgotten around
here. On Linux, libdl is (was until recently) not thread-safe.
This actually made it into the Blackdown FAQ, IIRC. You get
th
I just am getting myself set up with linux as my operating system. I
am, however, going to find a way to add (cost being the factor) VMware
and VNC, so I can run other OS's and help other people as well. I am a
retired Principle Mechanical Designer who was forced to move from a
manual documentat
OK, so I switched to HOUR_OF_DAY and that seems to work. Thanks!
But I'm still confused as to why I get the correct time under NT and not
under Blackdown when I use HOUR.
I'm not adding to the current time, at least as far as the documentation
goes. I'm calling set(), not add(), and furthermore
Hello,
what about the "javatoidl" compiler?
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Michael Emmel wrote:
> Well since your listening
//
> I think it's time.
WELL DONE!
Nice said - I hope that people at sun will stop and contemplate the java potential.
Hopefully
they will be able to overcome their marketing ambitions, and realize that java is
**the**
movement.
Make t
On Thu, 8 Apr 1999, Karthik Vishwanath wrote:
consume mouse events.
a better approach is to disable all the relevant components for that
period.
Anil
> Hi,
> Again, my posting is off topic and I apologise! Inside my
> mouse-handling routine, I need to disable the mouse for a time till a
I just solved my "MetalLookandFeel-Problem": in the rt.jar of jdk1.2
there is still com.sun.java.swing Don´t know why..
You have just to add an "import com.sun.java.swing.*" to your java
files.
But in my case I then get:
willi:/home/projects/swing # java SwingSet
Error loading L&F: java.lang.
On Wed, 07 Apr 1999, Chien-Lung Wu wrote:
>Hi, guys:
>
>Can somebody point out that how can I insert a piece of C code in my java
>program?
You need to declare a native function in your java-code. Then you run javah
-jni MyPackage.MyClass. Then you have a header file for your c/c++ function.
you
Get your needed files from this address:
ftp://tuiasi.ro/pub/os/linux/jdk-1.2
and try
rpm -Uvh * ( or name of the file that you want to install )
Good luck!
Sorin
On Wed, 7 Apr 1999, Alexander F. Hartner wrote:
> I am still very new to Linux, but I have experience on Win95 with SUN's JDK (Oh!
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