I've tried that. Upgrading to jdk117_v3 does not fix this.
This was apparently caused by a kernel fix that went in from
redhat6.0 to redhat6.1
The jdk117_v1a should work without a problem on redhat6.1
and I have'nt had an issue with it so far except this one.
Have you ?
- Ruchir
From: Riyad K
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't jdk117_v1a compiled with Glibc2.0 in mind
while RH 6.1 is a Glibc2.1 system?
Try jdk117_v3 glibc2.1
-Riyad
Ruchir Tewari wrote:
> JNI_CreateVM does not work on redhat 6.1 when using jdk117_v1a.
> Take a look at the following bug report.
>http://bugzilla.
On Thu, Nov 25, 1999 at 10:09:49PM -, James Butler wrote:
> Maybe I'm just not cut out for Linux as this is probably such an easy problem and I
>have overlooked the obvious.
You definitely need the glibc2.1 version with RH6.0.
Check that your various environment variables are consistent:
JNI_CreateVM does not work on redhat 6.1 when using jdk117_v1a.
Take a look at the following bug report.
http://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=6056
It says it works with the IBM jdk.
But I've found the IBM jdk to be even less stable than
the blackdown version.
I've entered a bu
Maybe I'm just not cut out for Linux as this is probably such
an easy problem and I have overlooked the obvious.
I loaded up jdk1.2 onto Red Hat 6.0 (using both glibc2.0 AND
glibc2.1 out of desperation) and just to test I tried running java and got the
following error...
./java: error in
Bruno Boettcher wrote:
I had a similar problem running a program on jdk 1.2.1 for win. The solution was to
every now and then explicitly call the garbage collector (
System.gc() ) every now and then.
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Hi Java-Linux Development Team,
I am using jre117_v3 on my RedHat 6.0 with the database
Postgresql6.5.3.
I am trying to fill out a textFieldControl(JBCL2.0) which is set to
a column in one of my database views by the help of another
textFieldControl(JBCL2.0) which is also set to a col
Nathan Meyers wrote:
| On Wed, Nov 24, 1999 at 01:33:41PM -0600, Hoppe, Hans wrote:
[snip]
| > matter). Isn't there a config file somewhere that will allow remote clients
| > to connect through specific ports? My hosts.deny file is empty.
The portmapper must be running. If you're running a re
