Paul Reavis wrote:
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> Urban Widmark wrote:
> >
> > ... but that would perhaps not be
> > low enough for you so how about:
> > int fd = open("/dev/hda", O_RDONLY);
> >
> > and then:
> > lseek()
> > read()
>
> O
JNI
nonsense and just open /dev/hda up as a java.io.RandomAccessFile?
I've just _got_ to try this... though probably on a ramdisk first :-)
Gee I love linux...
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le code and responded within 30
minutes of my filing the bug report in Jitterbug, and there was a
solution in less than two days. Kudos galore; if Kevin or any other
porting members are ever in Athens GA I've got a beverage for ya.
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here. For example, since Gnome is
corba-based, you could write Gnome apps in Java, or perhaps have a
cross-platform app that's Gnome-enabled when running with Gnome.
Eventually issues like these will outgrow the java-linux mailing list.
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n ship it to my testers since
we deploy on Win95 :-(
I've submitted my post to Jitterbug; it's bug #233
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th, int height) {
image = getToolkit().getImage(imagename);
this.width = width;
this.height = height;
}
public void paint(Graphics g) {
g.drawImage(image, 0, 0, width, height, this);
}
}
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try {
trackie.waitForID(0);
}
catch(InterruptedException oopsie) {}
}
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I've heard about it from various quarters; it's in the big bag of
HotSpot/1.2 improvements, and there are several white papers and
articles scattered around about those. Uncle George, you might dig
around on developer.javasoft.com and javaworld if you want more info. Or
just keysearc
Juergen Kreileder wrote:
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> >>>>> Paul Reavis writes:
>
> Paul> I was just wondering what experiences people are having
> Paul> using the jdk with dynamic lesstif. I recall there were
> Paul> problems awhile back, but haven't heard muc
y, some of which I assume is static Motif.
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ressing the GC for sure.
Hotspot and 1.2 promise to help with the both ends of the problem -
we'll how that turns out.
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I'll dig more when I get a chance if no one has any ideas on what the
change might have been.
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Bernd Wengenroth wrote:
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> Paul Reavis wrote:
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> > And you should be able to get around it with a custom classloader (which
> > isn't as hard to implement as you might think).
>
> *smile*, that exactly what i want.
> I want to speed up the start of p
ny hints ?
>
> That's a security feature, you can't get classes with getResource.
And you should be able to get around it with a custom classloader (which
isn't as hard to implement as you might think).
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Vincent Trussart wrote:
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> Paul Reavis wrote:
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> > I've been running Together/J, and have a couple of problems.
> >
> > One is I keep getting things like:
> >
> > Warning:
> > Name: textfield
> > Class: XmTextField
> >
Also, occasionally it hangs on startup, especially after running a few
times. So I did a `find /` just to purge the disk cache, and, voila! it
works. Interesting.
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d involve some games with the path-mangling functions.
Because of these and other issues, I wrote a simple program,
JarMakefileGenerator, that takes a make-like format and builds a
Makefile that compiles your code into jarfiles. It's GPLed and at
http://www.worldofbeverage.net/java/jcon/
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David Warnock wrote:
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> Paul Reavis wrote:
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> > All of which is more complicated than my favorite method, which is to
> > specify a separate .class file directory with the "-d" option (javac or
> > jikes); then it's just
> >
> > rm -
o one possible solution :)
>
> find . -name *.class | xargs rm
>
All of which is more complicated than my favorite method, which is to
specify a separate .class file directory with the "-d" option (javac or
jikes); then it's just
rm -r classes\*
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Jikes has different default initialization behavior
2) Jikes generates different bytecodes, which aggravates a race
condition
I hope to hunt it down soon; I really like jikes' speed and
functionality, and don't mind its anal retentiveness. But in the
meantime I'm cranking out bells
es every time a compilation unit is
> added.
Checkout the JarMakefileGenerator in the Atlanta Java Consortium
reuseables library at http://tumu.home.mindspring.com/java/jcon/
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the interim; I'll be updating
and sweeping out cobwebs this weekend, while adding new, even sillier
graphics.
Sorry for the inconvenience (or for this annoying message if you didn't
care). As for the cause of the mess, let's just say that accountant time
and Internet time run at totally
says they will soon.
Any feedback is much appreciated; I haven't decided the final fate of
this thing but I need to rewrite it from the other angle to present
Java for Linux enthusiasts.
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/local/jdk*, and go. My home system is 2.1,
which works fine but isn't for beginners.
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equently - once at about 340; once at around 760; etc. Moving
the mouse or hitting a key starts it painting again.
Regardless, it takes forever to complete.
So the big question is: is this a Swing bug, or a Java-Linux bug? I
don't
see this behavior under Win32, which is why I'm pestering
Vincent Trussart wrote:
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> Paul Reavis wrote:
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> Sometimes it
> > seems to just pause entirely - the breadcrumbs stop, then restart when I
> > move my mouse. I do have some things attached as MouseMotionListeners.
> > Perhaps there's some strange thre
Paul Reavis wrote:
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> Sometimes it
> seems to just pause entirely - the breadcrumbs stop, then restart when I
> move my mouse. I do have some things attached as MouseMotionListeners.
> Perhaps there's some strange thread dynamics going on?
Update: I disabled al
etting an smaller example together would be some work, but
might be worth it if I can track down the root cause.
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t, what with all the -classpaths and -Ds and all :-)
Thanks to you and everyone else who responded-
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e time.
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with:
bash$ java -Dfoo=bar myapp
What am I doing wrong here?
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e how it does as
far as correctness, but initial indications are very good.
Note the long list of addressees, including the Jikes authors; you might
want to reduce this in any replies. Thanks.
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J.S. Willans wrote:
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> Are there any plans to port java so that it uses the KDE toolkit
> (http://www.kde.org)?
The JCL project (http://www.oryxsoft.com/projects/jcl/) is working on an
open-source replacement for the java.* (including awt) stuff that is
based on I believe GTK. KDE uses Qt as it
Gary Mart (GAM22) admin0 wrote:
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> On Thu, 2 Jul 1998, Paul Reavis wrote:
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> > Reinhard Simon wrote:
> > >
> > > I want to print a Canvas with a picture (gif) directly from a frame.
> <--snip
> >
> > Now, we take snapshots, dump them as PNG
's bug parade; I suspect 1.2
will address this. But under 1.1 it is one of the, shall we say, less
mature bits of the java core API.
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ay here at work (I hack Java full-time :-) for months
now and find it a big time-saver for complex builds (my tree is 315
.java files strong at the moment).
Anyway, it's LGPLed so if it's close to what you need you can make it
fit (and send me the diffs if you like).
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nd a mechanism for configurable bean-like objects
-> A simple structured storage framework-in-progress
There's probably more. I use most of these things every day in my
commercial coding; I have found them very useful and the process
of cleaning them up for public inspection has ma
interested in
> hearing if it works well for your project.
I hate to pre-advertise, but I'll be putting up an LGPLed class library this
week that includes a build system that uses Makefiles. It adds a lot more
structure to the Java compilation process.
I'll announce it on this list wh
ors after that. Interesting, but probably not relevant.
I'm still looking into depth issues, and trying to find a test example without
foisting all
my code off on you. But I thought perhaps sbb or others could peek at the source and
see if
all this rings a bell...
Thanks for help-
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ian 1.3 (bo).
If you manage to get this running on Rex, send me the details, so I can add it to my
Debian-JDK howto (http://www.mindspring.com/~tumu/java/Debian-JDK.html).
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ebian.
As listed in the FAQ, it lives at
http://www.mindspring.com/~tumu/java/Debian-JDK.html.
Enjoy.
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a bad living. :-)
So yeah, there are issues, but it works for us and I'm loving it. Cheers to
the porting team.
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Aaron Walker wrote:
> Does anyone know if the JFC (Swing) is available under Linux?
Just download it from javasoft (I grab the tar.Z version) and use
it. Works great. Swing is 100% java, so no porting required.
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Alexander Davydenko wrote:
> Paul Reavis wrote:
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> > I'd like to volunteer to start and maintain some documentation on
> > installing and running the java JDK port under Debian.
>
> May it be prefere to maintain a .deb package?
There is already a maintainer, I be
here, and I'd really like for there to be a little more
info about installation issues.
Any contributions would be greatly appreciated.
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_err.so.2 => libcom_err.so.2.0
libreadline.so.2 => libreadline.so.2.1
libncurses.so.3.0 => libncurses.so.3.0
libm.so.5 => libm.so.5.0.9
libc.so.5 => libc.so.5.4.44
libdl.so.1 => libdl.so.1.9.5
ld-linux.so.1.8.12 => ld-linux.so.1.8.12
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