Juergen,
Many thanks for the info. It is not my desire to mix java and native code in the
way you describe, but the following:
I am working in a C environment, and I need to be able to call subroutines in
a number of (pluggable) languages, of which one is Java. Some of those languages
run-times
I would like to program with the JFC. But on the opposite I prefer native Java
applications because performance reasons.
What kind of possibilities do I have today?
Thanks and Kind Regards.
Urs Wagner
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Hi there
This isn't a bug, but I'm hoping you might be able to help me.
I've tried twice to download the JDK1.2, from two different mirror sites (both the UK
ones). But I can't uncompress the file. I've downloaded the latest version of BZip2,
but when I try to uncompress, I get a message sayin
On Tue, 13 Apr 1999, Urs Wagner wrote:
> I would like to program with the JFC. But on the opposite I prefer native Java
> applications because performance reasons.
>
> What kind of possibilities do I have today?
>
> Thanks and Kind Regards.
>
> Urs Wagner
JFC is what's called "native Java" i b
Hello,
When could I expect the Linux port of the JMF API? I was told by Sun that
you are doing this port.
Hope to hear you soon,
Martti Mela, Research Assistant
University of Oulu/Centre for Wireless Communications
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Sorry
I mean native code Java application.
Wait I'm confused. Isn't JFC just Swing? Why isn't that "native Java"?
Thanks in advanced,
-Riyad
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Date: Tuesday, April 13, 1999 2:12 AM
Subje
The only solution that I found the is plausable today is
to use ibms native code compiler.
You have to purchase visualage for java enterprise edition.
I was using it under the beta versions of it with swing 1.1.
It works very well and it speeds up swing significantly.
Edgar Villanueva
PCS Tec
Steven Rock wrote:
> Just made the leap from wintel to Lunix. I would like to use java
> servlets instead of dusting off my Perl-CGI books. Has it been ported to
> Linux yet?
Use the Apache Jserv - a module you can compile for use as a servlet
engine
with Apache. Check out java.apache.org
Other
Hello team,
I already worked with your port of jdk 1.1, and it was really
excellent. Now I'd like to work on the jdk 1.2. But I had no chance to
find kernel patch 2.0.37 and Alan Cox's ac9 patch. Do you have any idea
where to find them ?
Many thanks for your excellent job.
good bye Eric.
I have been a happy user of jdk 1.1.7 until I tried out redhat 5.9
(trying out
5.9 because of new hardware I just bought). My question: is a glib 2.1
version
of 1.1.7 going to be compiled ? I know most people are yelling for jdk
1.2
but I would think recompiling 1.1.7 wouldn't be too much of a
On 12-Apr-99 Matthew McKeon wrote:
> Is your LD_PRELOAD environment variable set?
No, it isn't. At least, I didn't set it. Could it be set up by the .java_wrapper
script?
> I had to set mine to point to the libstdc++ libs
> for another application I had installed,
> and that broke the JDK most
At 12:50 PM +0100 04/13/99, Urs Wagner wrote:
>Sorry
>
>I mean native code Java application.
try the gcj thing form cygnus. http://sourceware.cygnus.com/java/
It's a Java front end to egcs.
>Wait I'm confused. Isn't JFC just Swing? Why isn't that "native Java"?
JFC1.1 is swing, 100% pure Java a
Dear all,
I have been fiddling unsuccessfully with the Drag and Drop (dnd)
features in Java.
So far I have been able to do nothing since the only demo application I
have (http://java.miningco.com/library/weekly/aa011299.htm if you are
interested) does not run. I get an InvalidDnDOperationExcepti
I'm seeing some weird behaviour with parameters that are passed to servlets
as blank strings, ie in a URL such as
http://machine/zone/servlet?param1=¶m2=. These parameters end up having
the value "null" (ie a 4-character string) rather than either a blank
string or a null pointer, which is what I
What is the current status on the JDK 1.2
release? Can anyone tell me SOME information?
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