minor note re sun 1.4

zed object at run time. Same code base compiled under 1.3.1 runs great. In general I'm pro 1.4 because it brings more to the table. So this is just a gentle warning to be careful with 1.4. Perhaps 1.4.1 will have some of the bugs ironed out. Heitzso -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL

minor note re sun 1.4

serialized object at run time. Same code base compiled under 1.3.1 runs great. In general I'm pro 1.4 because it brings more to the table. So this is just a gentle warning to be careful with 1.4. Perhaps 1.4.1 will have some of the bugs ironed out. Heitzso -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [

Re: Blackdown Java and Mozilla

owser/applets when the standard small stuff doesn't. In /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins the java plugin points over to /etc/alternatives and that is a symbolic link over to my blackdown directory tree. Heitzso On Fri, 2002-04-19 at 11:23, Steffen Evers wrote: > > > From: Steffe

Re: Blackdown Java and Mozilla

break browser/applets when the standard small stuff doesn't. In /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins the java plugin points over to /etc/alternatives and that is a symbolic link over to my blackdown directory tree. Heitzso On Fri, 2002-04-19 at 11:23, Steffen Evers wrote: > > > From: Steffe

[Fwd: [Issue 15720] - attempts to load dt_shmem and generates RuntimePermission exception]

wanted to pass this on to the java list, which I listen in on ... If you run blackdown current woody jdk with netbeans 3.2.1 on unstable platform (all latest/greatest as of 9:43 AM EST Oct 4), you cannot debug because clicking on debug=>attach throws an exception re RuntimePermission related to acc

[Fwd: [Issue 15720] - attempts to load dt_shmem and generates RuntimePermission exception]

wanted to pass this on to the java list, which I listen in on ... If you run blackdown current woody jdk with netbeans 3.2.1 on unstable platform (all latest/greatest as of 9:43 AM EST Oct 4), you cannot debug because clicking on debug=>attach throws an exception re RuntimePermission related to a

question

Linux in a way such that it becomes transparent. Unfortunately I'm not in a position to help out, just comment on and use the tools. As I become more familiar with the debian context and java policy I may be able to pitch in some. Heitzso

question

Linux in a way such that it becomes transparent. Unfortunately I'm not in a position to help out, just comment on and use the tools. As I become more familiar with the debian context and java policy I may be able to pitch in some. Heitzso -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] w

blackdown java and tomcat and ant

es. There are quite a few packages I'ld like that require "httpd" but I don't want to load apache (or boa or ...) if I'm really wanting TOMCAT (or Jetty...). Is there someone working on turning these (TOMCAT, ANT, etc.) into packages and/or can I pitch in to make this happen? Thanks for help, Heitzso [EMAIL PROTECTED]

blackdown java and tomcat and ant

es. There are quite a few packages I'ld like that require "httpd" but I don't want to load apache (or boa or ...) if I'm really wanting TOMCAT (or Jetty...). Is there someone working on turning these (TOMCAT, ANT, etc.) into packages and/or can I pitch in to make th