Nissyen wrote:
> I have recently tried the new sun j2se distro, and I found that a bug which had
> been closed in jdk1.2fcs seems to have reared its ugly head again. Specifically
> bug 4123598
> (http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4123598.html). After
> trying to interactively
The Sun comm API stuff is at:
http://java.sun.com/products/javacomm/index.html
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You can use JNI (the Java Native Interface) to accomplish this.
a) your C/C++ functions have to be packaged in a shared library (which
you'd already anticipated)
b) the entry point for your C/C++ code has to use a Java
package-and-class-specific "mangled" name -- e.g., if your Java wrapper
class
RTFM
The workaround was posted many messages ago
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My apologies to the list for my apparently misguided remarks re. buying new
hardware.
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The 1.1.7v1a JDK runs great on my AMD DX4-100 w/32Mb RAM.
Since one can get something roughly 20x as fast as my machine for $500
these days, I'm not sure I understand why agonizing over the JDK's
performance on a 486/33 is worthwhile.
Linux itself, of course, will run great even on a 386/25 with
Since your class is inside a package, you'd need to refer to it this way:
java JFCBook.Chapter2.BasicFrame
(or get rid of the qualifying package name before compiling it)
Separately, do you have SWING_HOME set? (This may not be necessary under
Linux, but on Solaris and WinXX it is.)
William
Hi, Syed,
To paraphrase Jerry McGuire:
"Show us the CLASSPATH."
Best Regards,
KR
Syed Mubin wrote:
> ...
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to install Netbeans nbdv20b3.sh on JDK1.1.6 but
> not sucessful.I also have installed SWING1.0.3 the SwingSet example is
> working fine but when i wrote a
I haven't tried these -- but here's a link to an existing package (that
uses perl5-style regexps):
http://www.win.net/~stevesoft/pat/
