Well,
here is a little programm that works pretty well. Note that the
sleep part is to allow other Threads to take over the cpu for a while.
There are other ways to achieve this, but this one is, to my opinion, the
simplest one:
import java.awt.*;
public class test implements Runnable
Yes...
Papi
On Mon, 10 May 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Greetings all,
> ..and thank you for your quick replies to my last JDK problem.
>
> I was advised that JDK1.1.2v2 will run under the latest GLIBC versions (2.2)
> Is this correct?
>
> Thanks all
>
> Steve
On Sun, 9 May 1999, Ong Boon Wee wrote:
> Hi
> I am new to Java. However, I have an application which I intend to write in
>Java under Linux. This is an enterprise application, which means that many users will
>be accessing the main server from remote site through a virtual private netw
Hello,
well, to be honest, there are no problems with linux-2.2.6 and
jdk. I've used 2.2.*|2.1.* since linux-2.1.128 and vever had any problems
related to java.
On the other hand, it seems that you are having a problem with
glibc. Are you using glibc-2.1 ? That would be the cause
Hey,
this is all true. But, they are thinking of releasing a
jdk-1.1.7_v2 that runs with glibc-2.1. So look at this as a temporary
solution. Untill then, you can live without jar files.
Just find a box that can unjar them, and zip them. Use the .zip
files instead...
On Thu, 6 May 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> we are having a discussion here at work about the deployment of a web based
> database,
>
> i think jdbc is the choice othere think perl or c++ is the way to go, any
> thoughts/links etc?
>
> thanks
>
>
>
This is simple,
jdk-1.2 doesn't work with glibc-2.1. Period (so far). You will
have to downgrade either one (if you downgrade jdk, go to jdk-1.1.6
because jdk-1.1.7 will still be broken).
Papi
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Hey,
I think splitting this file into more than one is a VERY good idea
to start with.
There is a programm called fastjar that is available from
freshmeat.net. I did not use it myself, but since it is written in good
old native C (or is it C++?) it MUCH more performant. I think y
Hey,
this is an easy one. You could have found the answer with man bash
(but who the heck wants to read the whole thing!!!).
I will first give you the little recipe, then explains what it
does (in case you don't care).
some_command 2> some_path_to_a_file
Bash (and like
Hello,
I just fixed the exact same problem. Go get jdk-1.1.6 from
blackdown. It will work (take the latest version).
If you are a user of jfc, it will get broken. Because, for some
reason, .jar files written in a later version are broken. To fix this,
find a box that is able to d
Hey,
don't feel stupid. Tell yourself that more advanced users are
ex-beginners too. I for one would have been glad if someone had helped me
a few years ago.
Here is a quick example, the class it foo and the array is bar.
foo[] bar;
// at this point bar == null
...
bar = new
On Thu, 6 May 1999, Clayton Cottingham wrote:
>
> is there a way to run netscape with java if you have the jdk 1.2
> installed
>
> i keep getting add java40.jar to my classpath, when i do that it dont
> work
>
> i i want to use netscape with java do i have to keep running jdk1.1.X?
>
> im u
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