Sorry, your error description is not very clear. Perhaps it's best to
include code the next time.
But a guess what can be the problem: JNI requires additional characters
in the signature if methods are overloaded. Perhaps you have such
overloaded methods, but did not use the modified signature in
aha!
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From: Kevin Hester <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi,
The servlet development kit is not in Suns JDK 2 - you have
to download it
separately. To have java & javac, etc. pick it up, copy
servlet.jar to
jdk/jre/lib/ext/
If you want to use the demo httpserver, also copy the
server.jar to this directory.
See jdk/docs/guide/extensions/index.html for t
> i have downloaded javamail1.1.2 zipfile and in the README it has
> given only the installation of the programs for only solaris and windows
> platform and where can i get the same for linux.
Not having played with JavaMail API yet, I would assume you get
the Solaris package, extract the
hi all,
i have downloaded javamail1.1.2 zipfile and in the README it has
given only the installation of the programs for only solaris and windows
platform and where can i get the same for linux.
bye,
MUTHU.
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To UNS
Hi!
I'm usually a vi kind of guy but I find that the auto indent and Java support
features
available for XEmacs work fine for me.
> Any suggestions for nice code beautifiers (for
java)? Beautifiers
> written in java would, of course, be preferred, but as long as it
runs
> under linux (C/C++/wha
Hi,
I got an UnsatisfiedLinkErr exception in calling a second native method
from Java (not a nested JNI call). I checked signature of the method and made
sure they're consistent in both sides. It still happens. Anyone know what this
error really means? Is there a limitation as to how many nati
jools enticknap wrote:
> Looking at the sparc release it appears to require the following shared
> libs;
>
> libdt_socket.so
> libjdwp.so
>
> So I guess I need to code for these libraries.
As in... code replacements for these libraries, or code around them?
Assuming you don't want to build
>
>Hendrik Schreiber wrote:
> > Michael Thome wrote:
> >
> > > Any suggestions for nice code beautifiers (for java)? Beautifiers
> > > written in java would, of course, be preferred, but as long as it runs
> > > under linux (C/C++/whatever)...
>
>Artistic Style was quite nice.
>
>--
>Rachel
Chec
I'll answer the ones that I can:
First, you can't find servlet classes in your rcompile. Set your CLASSPATH
like this:
set CLASSPATH=..://servlet.jar
Secondly, Netscape is coming up with a new Enterprise Server supporting the
latest servlets (JSDK2.1).
-- Yueying
Pat Tra
>jools enticknap wrote:
> >
> > Hi
> >
> > I was wondering if anyone can shed any light on how SUN are going to
>license
> > the JVMDI code.
> >
> > I've loocked around on the Community license web page, but failed to
>locate
> > anything.
> >
> > I noticed we currently have the header file in
Hendrik Schreiber wrote:
> Michael Thome wrote:
>
> > Any suggestions for nice code beautifiers (for java)? Beautifiers
> > written in java would, of course, be preferred, but as long as it runs
> > under linux (C/C++/whatever)...
Artistic Style was quite nice.
--
Rachel
---
jools enticknap wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I was wondering if anyone can shed any light on how SUN are going to license
> the JVMDI code.
>
> I've loocked around on the Community license web page, but failed to locate
> anything.
>
> I noticed we currently have the header file in the 1.2 release, but a
Ok, I am giving up on it...
Using JDK1.2 prev1 and v2, we ran in a strange problem.
Everytime an applet or application is started, whenever some awt stuff is used,
the whole JRE segfaults like this:
SIGSEGV 11* segmentation violation
stackpointer=0x417b3c98
Full thread dump Classic
Hi
I was wondering if anyone can shed any light on how SUN are going to license
the JVMDI code.
I've loocked around on the Community license web page, but failed to locate
anything.
I noticed we currently have the header file in the 1.2 release, but alas
there is no library to accompany it.
Hi!
You might want to try Jindent http://www.c-lab.de/~jindent/ or JStyle
http://gene.md.huji.ac.il/~tald/jstyle/
-hendrik
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The WebApp Frameworkhttp://www.webapp.de/
jo! small&smart 2.1 servletengine
Persistence
Any suggestions for nice code beautifiers (for java)? Beautifiers
written in java would, of course, be preferred, but as long as it runs
under linux (C/C++/whatever)...
Our use is as a documentation tool, so it is not critical that the
output be compilable (e.g. colors, faces, fonts are ok, as
You need to get the Solaris implementation of the CommAPI and
RXTX. RXTX now combines Kevin's port with the native serial calls
from Trent. You still need the CommAPI for Solaris though.
-T
"Nolte, Holger" wrote:
>
> This is what the faq on that side says:
>
> A: We
Trent's site is the only place I know where RXTX exists. I
could be wrong though. CommAPI is available here:
http://www.javasoft.com/products/javacomm/index.html
If you can't find RXTX on the net, let me know and
I can email it to you - about 132K zipped (who knows how
big mi
"½ÅÇöÀÏ" wrote:
>
> HI..
> I'm a Korean student..
> I installed JDK1.2 on linux..
> run java classfile
> then I meet "Warning JIT compiler "symcjit" not found. Will use
> interpreter" message.
> but 'root' don't meet this message.
> normal users meet this message.
> any idea?
Seems to be
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