IAIK Java Crypto Software: http://jcewww.iaik.tu-graz.ac.at/
Manfred
Yohans Mendoza wrote:
-> I want to implement some ecryption in an application I'm building, and
-> when I tried to download the JCE, from the sun site, it told me that
-> couldn't determine whether I was within the USA.
-
Hi
This sort of problem is fairly common and Java is more than capable of
dealing with it.
I would guess from the questions that you have asked, you need a little
information on both Threads and the networking API.
There are two resources that I would recommend;
1) The Java Tutorial
Depends which Java you have. Its probably Kaffe if you installed from
a redhat RPM. In that case it will be JDK 1.1, and you will need to set
the classpath to point at the class library.
If you can't find any documentation, you could always download
the tools documentation from Suns web site
Jos
Hi.
Since i heard about Java, i wanted to learn the language...
Now I finally had the oportunity, but into a Linux Box !!
But i'm having some problems with it...
when i try to compile a program with the 'javac'
i got the next message:
"Unable to initialize threads: cannot find class: java/lang/T
Wendell Nichols wrote:
>
> In searching for a good (free or otherwise) IDE for Linux I found Visual
> Age (beta) for Linux on IBM's site.
>
> http://www7.software.ibm.com/vad.nsf/Data/Document2590
>
> I had to register to get it, but if its good I may even buy it. I think
> the Linux Java comm
Not to avoid the problem but you know IBM just came out with a version
of VisualAge for Java for
Linux. If you want to be pushed into an OOD\OOP java environment then by
all means give it a try.
It's also FREE. I have always used Visual Cafe on NT for last 2 years.
In the last month and a
half I
Just wondering if anyone has noticed a huge difference in Java2D
performance between green and native threads? I switched to green
threads this morning to test something because of the native threads
deadlocking problem when using Swing. The green threads version does't
deadlock, but moving an in
In searching for a good (free or otherwise) IDE for Linux I found Visual
Age (beta) for Linux on IBM's site.
http://www7.software.ibm.com/vad.nsf/Data/Document2590
I had to register to get it, but if its good I may even buy it. I think
the Linux Java community should be more aware of this...
wc
> Now do you understand when I said, they may struggling with so many APIs.
> If Sun can only commit 10 people to the overall Swing team,
> which I find very very surprising. My goodness where is the technical author
> is this team.
Note, don't quote me on that "10 people" information. That infor
Yohans Mendoza wrote:
> Can somebody tall me an alternative to those classes?
Try www.cryptix.org. Strong crypto from Europe.
Regards, Mark
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hi all,
I want to implement some ecryption in an application I'm building, and
when I tried to download the JCE, from the sun site, it told me that
couldn't determine whether I was within the USA.
I've sent them a coulpe of mails, but no response whatsoever.
Can somebody tall me an alternative t
Hi Crispin, How you doing?
Your original question never did get a satisfactory answer.
However it's definitely not the same as Luigi's.
Perhaps you could try the code below; on Suns Windows JDK1.2
the total
stays constant at 1m, and the free highwater mark hovers
around 820k,
at least for the fi
Michael Sinz wrote:
> Actually, this code is a "problem" but the bug is in the test.
> Why? Well, you are never returning from the constructor and thus
> certain parts of the system are still locked (synchronized) which
> prevents some forms of GC.
>
thanks for the comments on synchronization o
Crispin Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The same thing happens with a Thread.yield();
> (in pre1 and pre2)
>
> I've tried moving the yield statement around to no avail...
>
> import java.util.*;
> public class SBTest {
>public SBTest() {
> int i = 0;
> while(true) {
>
Jan-Henrik Haukeland wrote:
> A thight loop (without sleep or yield), like the one above, will not
> let the gc thread in on the party. That's the case if you run on a
> preemptive JVM (i.e. with green threads) with real time slicing
> (native threads) it'll work.
The same thing happens with a T
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> True, but there is always room for improvement (like any product / API
> -- none is perfect). The thing I really gripe about is Sun's own
> turnaround time to fix some very basic bugs that plague the system.
> True, when everything was through AWT and everything was s
Crispin Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I posted to the group recently with a very similar problem to Luigi's problem -
> I think there is a memory leak in StringBuffer somewhere: the following code
> slowly eats up memory (it doesn't on a Sun).
>
> (running on JDK1.2-pre1).
>
> import jav
Hi folx,
has someone experienced a problem with System.in.read() and anything
that deals with console input (not pipe input, and not file input)
under the JDK 1.1.7v3 native_threads implementation?
The program does not respond to BREAK or EOF, only to SUSPEND.
The program behaves correctly, if I
I posted to the group recently with a very similar problem to Luigi's problem -
I think there is a memory leak in StringBuffer somewhere: the following code
slowly eats up memory (it doesn't on a Sun).
(running on JDK1.2-pre1).
import java.util.*;
public class SBTest {
public SBTest() {
Thanks all,
i got it working in the end. I just didn't see the JDE section because i wasn't
editing a java file.
Justin.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hopefully I can help a little with the JDE problem. I have been using
> JDE/XEmacs v20.4 as my development environment on Debian Linux/i386 for
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