AW: JDK 1.2 and CORBA problem on hello example

Sorry, I have the same problem! BTW: Can anyone recomend a CORBA product (mico, omniorb,..) to comunicate with my Java2 program (as server as well as client)? Should later run under NT :-( Thanks Peter -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, ema

CORBA between * and Linux-Java-Server

Hello! I asked this about 1 mounth ago but got no answer. In the meantime I did some additional tests. When I run a Corba Server implemeted with Java1.2 on my Linux box I cant get a connection from any other non-linux machine (I don't have a 2nd linux machine here for a test). Connecting the name

AW: Linux Java IDEs

Well, call me old-fashiond, but I am developing software under Unix (mostly linux in the last 5 years) since a long time. I always used just emacs and make and it worked fine and I never had any problems. Now with cygwin and emacs running on windows I even can copy the whole source tree to an wind

RE: [QUESTION] Howto access parallel port

Hello! Accessing the ports is easy. I did it with serial ports (build in and usb) under Linux and Windows. See the following links about how to du it. http://www.rxtx.org/ RXTX : serial and parallel I/O libraries supporting Sun's CommAPI http://rxtx.qbang.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page Main Page

RE: [QUESTION] Howto access parallel port

Hello! (Repost just in the case you have problems with my signature. Might be a problem created by the mailing list.) Accessing the ports is easy. I did it with serial ports (build in and usb) under Linux and Windows. See the following links about how to du it. http://www.rxtx.org/ RXTX : seria

RE: [QUESTION] Howto access parallel port

Oh, a lot of questions :-) If you have enough serial ports you can connect them via a crossover cable. BTW: There is a driver for windows to emulate 2 com interfaces connected ba a crossover cable: http://sourceforge.net/projects/com0com/ SourceForge.net: Null-modem emulator (I never tried it)