Re: swing

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Re: swing

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Re: swing

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Re: swing

seperaltely on my machine according to rpm -qa|grep jre and rpm -qa|grep jdk (except in the browser stuff and no swing there) so I can't really tell what it looks like. do you have a jre installed and if so what version? what is your CLASSPATH set to? I guess you could go to the source

swing

Hey there. I just tried installing APC's PowerChute Business Edition via RPM. The install went OK (I guess), but it is giving me a warning I need Swing in my java folder? It seems to find jre OK - so I went to rpmfind to get the swing (library?). The only one listed was a noarch file, so I

Re: swing

ed == Edward Dekkers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: ed Hey there. ed I just tried installing APC's PowerChute Business Edition via RPM. The ed install went OK (I guess), but it is giving me a warning I need Swing in my ed java folder? ed It seems to find jre OK - so I went

Re: swing

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Re: Java AWT/Swing application performs slower on Linux platform ?

On Wednesday, 06 March 2002, jian yang wrote: [snip] One difference I know of is the version of j2sdk, the one on RedHat6.1 is j2sdk-1.2.2, the one on windows machine is j2sdk-1.3. Could the j2sdk version difference cause the application to run slower ? or any other ideas ? Yes. You

Java AWT/Swing application performs slower on Linux platform ?

Hi; I am developing a stand-alone Java application using AWT/Swing for user interface, the calculation part is very time consuming for large data set, could take about half hour or one hour. The calculation part is the major performance concern part. I tested it on WinNT, Win98 and Win2000

Re: Java AWT/Swing application performs slower on Linux platform ?

jian yang [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Could the j2sdk version difference cause the application to run slower ? Yes. Also, the JDK might be less tunes for the Linux platform GUI-wise. -- Trond Eivind Glomsrød Red Hat, Inc. ___ Redhat-devel-list

Re: Java AWT/Swing application performs slower on Linux platform ?

jian yang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... the one on RedHat6.1 is j2sdk-1.2.2, the one on windows machine is j2sdk-1.3. Could the j2sdk version difference cause the application to run slower ? or any other ideas ? Absolutely does the