Do any of you know if setEnabled() on a swing component is supposed to notify
all of its children that it is disabled? I thought that is was supposed to...
but I can't seem to get it to work.
--jason
I think it is just a myth that they are working on 1.2... soon it will turn
into legend. ;P
--jason
On 12-Feb-99 Matt Welsh wrote:
>
> I think it would be a terrific idea for the Blackdown web page to have
> a note explaining the progress of JDK 1.2 (as in "don't ask"). If I get
> one more me
Do any of you know of a faster javah replacement?
--jason
I found this very useful:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/native1.1/index.html
--jason
On 15-Jan-99 Jinpeng Xie wrote:
> hi,
>
> I want to implement file permission in JAVA for linux. I know
> Java can call c function or system functions. However, I don't know
> the de
asoft has removed it from the JLS -- see
> http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jls/class-finalization-rationale.html
> for details. -=Chris
>
> At 11:56 PM 1/13/99 -0800, Jason Dillon wrote:
>>a static finalize method causes the compiler (jikes in this case) to return:
>&g
a static finalize method causes the compiler (jikes in this case) to return:
93. public static void finalize ()
<->
*** Error: The static method "void finalize();" cannot hide the instance method
--jason
On 14-Jan-99 Chris Abbey wrote:
>>Is there
Is there any way to detect when a class is going to be unloaded from the vm
sort of the opposite of static { ... }?
--jason
On 11-Jan-99 Rick Bauman wrote:
> ...a perl2java converter..
that would be cool!
--jason
Cool... thank you for your help.
--jason
On 11-Jan-99 Juergen Kreileder wrote:
>>>>>> Jason Dillon writes:
>
> Jason> Does this apply to native methods as well? The docs do not
> Jason> really mention anything about native methods (not in that
>
have to
explicitly protect the method in the native code.
--jason
On 11-Jan-99 Juergen Kreileder wrote:
>>>>>> Jason Dillon writes:
>
> Jason> This is not really java-linux specific, but this is the
> Jason> only java related group that I am subscribed to.
This is not really java-linux specific, but this is the only java related group
that I am subscribed to. I am wondering if a native method is specified as
synchronized if the jvm will perform the proper MontiorEnter & MonitorExit
calls or if I should call them in the native method.
So for exampl
> JNI - still sucks - especially on Solaris
What sucks about it? Just wondering.
--jason
Do any of you know of a better jni tutorial other than the few pages that are
avaible from javasoft? Or perhaps does anyone know of any jni toolkits to help
those writing native methods?
--jason
Hasn't this message been in the faq for a while?
--jason
On 07-Jan-99 Harold G. Andrews II wrote:
> I hope I'm not violating anybody's intellectual property rights by putting
> this here (if so please accept my humble appologies, and my promise to never
> do it again), but this is cut and paste
chances are you were dropped... why? I don't know. The same thing happened to
me a few weeks ago.
--jason
On 31-Dec-98 John Collins wrote:
> Or did I get dropped by mistake? The last message I have is from 11/25.
>
> Thanks.
>
> John Collins
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does anyone know if there are any free XDR classes for Java avaible?
--jason
SN costs too much... and last I checked the free version did not save.
--jason
On 22-Dec-98 David Lucas wrote:
> Have not looked at it in a while, but Source Navigator from Cygnus folks
> might be worth looking at.
>
> Check out www.cygnus.com for more info.
>
> Later,
> Dave
>
> --
>
> +-
On 22-Dec-98 Kirk Hutchinson wrote:
> First of all, XEmacs is not an IDE. It's a code editor - that's it.
True Emacs (XEmacs) was not necessarily designed to be an IDE, though it can
be used as one... which means that it is and IDE (and a whole lot more). Some
people can handle using Emacs as a
Why is it so hard to get off this list? or any list for that matter.
--jason
On 10-Dec-98 Dimitris Vyzovitis wrote:
> Martin Little wrote:
>
>> Ok, this is getting way out of hand. Someone is using this mailing list
>> to punish people who irritate them.
>>
>
> <...>
>
>> The java-linux ma
Is there any way to get the maximum heap size from inside java. I though that
Runtime.totalMemory() would return that, but it does not. I current am running
one vm with -mx50m and totalMemory() is returning 5242872, which is about 5mb
not 50mb... unless I am totally crazy.
I am running into a p
Is this this still active... was there a list problem? I have not seen
anything here for quite a while.
--jason
Hey there... this does not really have any direct relationship to either of
these groups... though the product that I need to document does embody both
qualities... anyways do any of you know of a good documentation generation
tool. I need to get some higher level docs written up so that I don't
You should not have too, but if you want FQDN, then it looks like this might be
the best way. Otherwise you will have to jump throgh lots of hoops to check if
the value the jvm returns is really a FQDN.
--jason
On 13-Nov-98 Michael Sinz wrote:
> On Fri, 13 Nov 1998 10:01:30 -0800, Christopher
Try oracle.com
--jason
On 13-Nov-98 Rudhuwan Abu Bakar wrote:
>
> hello
>
> sorry for this.
>
> Where can I get a type 4(?) JDBC driver? I am testing an Oracle server and
> want to use a Java-based client.
>
> Thank you for your time.
>
> regards
> duan
Under Linux I don't get the FQDN for my machine. Primarily because when I set
the machine up i did not specify it's hostname as its FQDN (which I don't think
it should be). Java should have better access to the local machine's various
names, but then again Java should have lots of better things.
Does anyone know what happened to oroinc.com? They produced a rather
fullfeatured regular expression engine called OROMatcher, but it seems like
there website has been down for a really long time... and I was wondering if
any of you may know what happened to them.
--jason
Nothing.
--jason
On 27-Oct-98 Java News Collector wrote:
> What has this got to do with Java on Linux ?
>
> At 02:52 PM 10/23/98 -0500, Bryan Davis wrote:
>>I havent gotten my Diamond G460 i740 card to work with X yet. So i put in
>>my Graphics Blaster Extreeme 8 meg card and got a server fro
I am not really sure, but I don't think that Windows (ick) supports fifos... I
think that is mostly a sysv bit of fun. Why not use sockets?
--jason
On 23-Oct-98 Steve Bankes wrote:
>
> I am seeking advice about interprocess communication between a Java
> application
> and other, not necessari
There is a syslog class from www.acme.com.
--jason
On 16-Oct-98 Greg Cook wrote:
> Is there a class (or other simple way) to have a running program open and use
> the Unix/Linux syslog utility?
>
> Greg Cook
Why not? Many thirdparty vendor scripts rely on this value.
--jason
On 11-Oct-98 Steve Byrne wrote:
> Jason Dillon writes:
> > Try setting your classpath to contain jdk116/lib/classes.zip:
> >
> > sh:
> >
> > CLASSPATH=/where/ever/you/put/it/jdk116/lib/
7;m running is that of kaffe I solve it through
> setting the PATH to the java path
> One more question: My system is RedHat Linux 4.2 running on i586...
> does it support jdk_1.1.6-v5-x86-lib5.tar.gz... if not what is your
> recommended version ?
>
> Jason Dill
Try setting your classpath to contain jdk116/lib/classes.zip:
sh:
CLASSPATH=/where/ever/you/put/it/jdk116/lib/classes.zip
export CLASSPATH
csh:
setenv CLASSPATH /where/ever/you/put/it/jdk116/lib/classes.zip
You should also set JAVA_HOME to /where/ever/you/put/it/jdk116/ in the same
fashion.
Ok... I must be loosing it... i was testing all of this with the wrong
member function =|
--jason
On 10-Oct-98 Jason Dillon wrote:
> Hey, this really isn't a Linux related question, but I am going nutz trying
> to
> get newly added JInternalFrames to move to the front of a JD
Hey, this really isn't a Linux related question, but I am going nutz trying to
get newly added JInternalFrames to move to the front of a JDesktopPane (at the
DEFAULT_LAYER) and receive focus.
I have tried
_desktop.add (frame);
_desktop.moveToFront (frame);
&
_desktop.add (frame);
frame.moveToF
I have not had much luck with kaffe. Most everything that I have written or
download does not run under the kaffe jvm (when it works just find with
blackdown's).
--jason
On 09-Oct-98 Wilhelm *Rafial* Fitzpatrick wrote:
>> > Is there any other JIT compiler for Linux other than TYA?
>
> Well, t
I will give this one a try. Thanks.
--jason
On 09-Oct-98 Nozomi Matsumura wrote:
Is there any other JIT compiler for Linux other than TYA? I have been
using
>>> (snip)
>>> see http://www.shudo.net/jit/index-j.html
>>> hope this helps.
>>
>> Is there a english version of this page?
Whoa... I have found that most everything awt/swing based is slower with TYA.
That is odd. I don't know if it is just you... but it is definetly not me.
--jason
On 09-Oct-98 Michael Rohleder wrote:
> Jason Dillon writes:
> > Is there any other JIT compiler for Linux other tha
Is there any other JIT compiler for Linux other than TYA? I have been using
TYA for a while. I have found that it does not really help for swing
applications, rather it hinders. I was using NetBeans with TYA and it was
quite slow to react to ui events. It was also eating about 30% of my p2
con
blems with v4a (in code that I did not
write), so I am doomed be annoyed by the older jdk's broken menus until there
is a fix for the current version.
Thanks and sorry.
--jason
On 01-Oct-98 Juergen Kreileder wrote:
>>>>>> Jason Dillon writes:
>
> Jason>
// Help menu
menu = new JMenu ("Help");
menu.setMnemonic ('H');
bar.add (menu);
menu.add (new JMenuItem ("About..."));
pack ();
}
}
--jason
On 30-Sep-98 Michael Sinz wro
I am using Window Maker (0.20.1). I do not have this problem with fvwm or
fvwm2.
Thanks.
--jason
On 30-Sep-98 Kevin B. Hendricks wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The offset menu problem has been fixed in v4a (and v3). If you are still
> seeing it with v4a, please let me know what window manager you are usi
I have noticed that with all of the blackdown jdk's, swing menus don't line up
correctly until the main frame has been moved or resized first. I checked with
the java-liunx bug tracking software and found that this bug (#61) is listed in
the 'done' section with a comment of:
This problem has bee
> The Metalworks demo in the swing example dir. demonstrate this
> effect. Check out MetalworksFrame.java with a careful eye to the
> xxxLAYER members.
This is not really a modal internal frame... it just appears on top of others.
There is nothing to prevent users from mucking with other windows.
I had lots of trouble with popup menus using lesstif. I was never able to
resolve this issue, so I had to stop using it. I run into similar problems
with netscape. When you right-click, the menu pops up but does not return
control... ever (well after a kill it does).
--jason
On 29-Sep-98 Pau
Does anyone know how to get an JInternalFrame to be modal via JDesktopPane? I
have looked at the jdk docs, and there is a bit of babble about it in
JOptionPane, but no matter what I try I can not get a JInternalFrame to become
modal.
I looked into showing the glass pane, then adding the frame to
Sorry for the ignorant question... but is 'the next version' avaible yet or is
it still being cooked up?
--jason
On 28-Sep-98 Steve Byrne wrote:
> Paul Reavis writes:
> > My Voyager-based networking works under v2 but breaks under v4 with
> > a
> >
> > java.net.SocketException: Socket opti
I ran into a rather annoying problem with this library. Perhaps someone else
could confirm the same problem. I wrote a rather large distributed threaded
network management system. When the system was started up lots of log messages
were sent via tcp to a logging server, and the rest of the syste
Thanks for th input. I think that I will give the wrapper bit a try.
--jason
On 29-Jul-98 Nelson Minar wrote:
> To all you bozos sending me mail saying "get me off this list", I have
> nothing to do with subscribership. Try talking to
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>>That sounds l
That sounds like the problem... and yes... running rmic in /tmp runs a trillion
times faster. Unfortunately I can not perform all of my compiles in /tmp. Any
ideas on how to get around this?
--jason
On 28-Jul-98 Nelson Minar wrote:
>>I am running into a real bottleneck when compiling rmi appl
I am running into a real bottleneck when compiling rmi applications
with: java_dyn full version "Linux_JDK_1.1.6_v2". rmic takes forever to run on
a single class. At first I thought it was just a jdk 1.x problem, but when
running sun's 1.1.6 rmic finishes in about 1/30th the time that Linux does
I have tried it and descided that it was too slow on my machine (P2 333mhz
128mb RAM). Performace might be a bit better with a real motif library and
DYN_JAVA=true or using a jit compiler.
--jason
On 23-Jul-98 Brad Pepers wrote:
> Has anyone tried using the NetBeans IDE application on Linux?
>
That does not really "dock" the internal frame... it just makes it imobile. I
don't belive that the standard l&f's support docking internal frames. If you
or anyone else comes up with a way to do it please let me know.
--jason
On 20-Jul-98 Brad Giaccio wrote:
> I beleive you can have a listner
Is there anymore news on when jdk v1.2 will be ready for Linux?
--jason
I think that there is much more framework to support secure sockets (like for
rmi and such), but it will not come with an implementation. Perhaps there will
be one with jce.
--jason
On 01-Jul-98 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> --
>| From: mjnf / mime, , , [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>| To: java-li
Hrm... how did you let Naming know which Registry to use? I can't find any api
calls that register the new Registry.
--jason
On 30-Jun-98 Jason Gilbert wrote:
> Jason Dillon wrote:
>>
>> Were you able to attach it to java.rmi.Naming?
>
> Yes? I was a
Were you able to attach it to java.rmi.Naming?
--jason
On 30-Jun-98 Jason Gilbert wrote:
>
> On Mon, 29 Jun 1998, Jason Dillon wrote:
>
>> Does anyone happen to know how to install a non-sun RMI Registry object that
>> Naming will talk to? I can't seem to find a
Does anyone happen to know how to install a non-sun RMI Registry object that
Naming will talk to? I can't seem to find any documentaion on this at all. I
rather suspect that it is not possible, but why the Registry interfaces?
--jason
Is there any way to get the canonical domain name for localhost? The machine
that I am working on only returns the short domain name (node name). If the
machine I am on is named 'lust' and its domain is 'mpath.com' I want to get
'lust.mpath.com' back.
This is the code that I was using to try an
Viper is a 'vi' emulation mode for 'emacs'.
--jason
On 04-Jun-98 Igor Slepchin wrote:
> What is viper?
>
> Thanks,
> Igor
>
>
> Felix Morley Finch wrote:
>>
>> Forgive me my weakness...
>>
>> >>In article
>> >><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
>> >>[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>>
>> > does anyone know an
What is SNIFF if you don't mind me asking?
--jason
On 03-Jun-98 Larry Medwin wrote:
> Yes, I got SNIFF; apparently if you have a license at work, they let you
> have one for home, and it runs on Linux. I'm still learning to use it,
> though...
>
> Larry
>
> Franz Reitinger wrote:
>>
>> Deve
Where can I find the latest version of 1.1.6 in non-rpm format?
--jason
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