Check out O'Reilly books, they have a Perl toolkit set which
includes some java-Perl classes on CD-ROM. I perused the set
briefly at a bookstore. I'm pretty sure the SW was all
public-domain. This was months ago, sorry I can't be more
specific. Someone else must know the details...
- chris
Jaco
Folks,
I believe that using arraycopy as shown below is not
guaranteed to work. One cannot assume that elements of a
Vector are stored in sequential memory locations, especially
as the Vector changes in size and memory is allocated in a
(possibly) fragmented manner obver time.
- chris
Uncle Geor
Estmeemed wizards,
How can I estimate how much memory an object or bunch of
objects consume - besides indirectly, e.g. looking at
Runtime.getRuntime().totalMemory()? For example, how big is
a Vector containing 10,000 of class Double? I'm sure it will
be JVM/platform-dependent, but there must be a
Karthik,
Assume you have MouseEvent in a variable "event"
int m = event.getModifiers();
if (m & InputEvent.BUTTON1_MASK) <- detects button 1
Take a look at InputEvents - it has a lot of static
constants used for determining which button was pressed, if
CTRL, ALT or SHIFT were pressed, also
George,
A worthwhile book to consider is:
"Developing Java Beans", Robert Englander, O'Reily
It goes into much more depth than the rather superficial and
pat "Teach Yourself Beans in 21 Days" book by Sams books.
- chris
George Karabotsos wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> could anybody give me some
Disgruntled few,
I am not an expert nor a true hacker, but really! Stop
whining about everything. As a relative newcomer, I am
DELIGHTED about the amount of free, high-quality SW which is
available, such as from the java-linux porting team. People
should not get so indignant; these are the best ti
Andrew,
Another worthwhile book is "Java RMI" by Troy Downing, IDG
Books.
Good luck.
- Chris Sommers
dan wrote:
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> I concur, in general, about the cryptic errors that occur with JNI coding. I tend
>not to put
> everything within a single function call, but I do fol
>C.S.,
You might want to check out this web site:
http://www.xtree.com/products/jsnmp/
It describes a commercial Java-based SNMP package.
Good luck on your project.
Does anybody know what ever hapened to Sun's JMAPI project?
It seems to have dried up and disappeared.
- chris
C. Saravanan wrote
Kinf Folks,
What does "BOF" stand for?
- chris sommers
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