most languages, and, very important for me, it adds
an insulation and abstraction layer over the OS that prevents me from
being caught (usually) by Windows bugs, since most of our clients run
Windows.
So tell them to stuff it; I've been writing full-time in Java for six years now
and it's
, and, very important for me, it adds
an insulation and abstraction layer over the OS that prevents me from
being caught (usually) by Windows bugs, since most of our clients run
Windows.
So tell them to stuff it; I've been writing full-time in Java for six years now
and it's
le swapping out jvms or
setting global jvm switches or substituting jars or what-have-you. And
the right config file format could probably be used to generate both the
launcher scripts and package dependencies.
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m to handle swapping out jvms or
setting global jvm switches or substituting jars or what-have-you. And
the right config file format could probably be used to generate both the
launcher scripts and package dependencies.
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n? How do you prevent two conflicting
implementations from being in the classpath at the same time? What about
order?
I've never liked the "global classpath" approach; it always caused
problems with our deployment.
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es it, there could be dozens or hundreds of jar files.
That creates needless overhead for the JVM's classloader, which would
have to dig through the mess for your classes. The classloader certainly
doesn't need to be any _slower_.
2) what good are versions then? How do you preven
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Perhaps (to be even more flexible) if directories are listed, include
all jars in directory as well?
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ps (to be even more flexible) if directories are listed, include
all jars in directory as well?
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and writing appropriate batch scripts to
do the classpath etc.
I would not want to deploy a Java app with no knowledge of the
destination JRE or its version; I would certainly provide a known good
JRE as an installation option.
Also, installation under windows and linux are very different t
and writing appropriate batch scripts to
do the classpath etc.
I would not want to deploy a Java app with no knowledge of the
destination JRE or its version; I would certainly provide a known good
JRE as an installation option.
Also, installation under windows and linux are very different t
possibility might be an installer .deb that works for jdk
distributions with a certain organization - they are pretty consistent,
so shouldn't be much of a problem.
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Jim Franklin wrote:
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> Hi folks
> I was wondering if anyone knew how to parse debugger messages when
> using JIKES in Xemacs?
Use the +E switch.
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