Re: byteorder of java objects

Ooops... rest of my thoughts comes with this mail. > Or, should I perhaps be more interested in coming up with a stream > cipher that I could use in conjunction with the java streams? Streams are very convenient for crypto purposes, so most libraries use them. For some ideas (and a free lib) have

Re: byteorder of java objects

> Or, should I perhaps be more interested in coming up with a stream > cipher that I could use in conjunction with the java streams? Sounds like you don't have much experience in the crypto field. Given that, you should NOT try to invent an algorithm for production systems.

Which glibc for sun jdk 1.2.2?

Hi all, I got 2 questions: 1. AFAIR there's a problem with Sun's JDK 1.2.2 an older glibc versions. Which version do I need for that JDK? 2. Are there differences to Blackdown? Tobias

Re: New version of the Debian-java FAQ

> In theory, yes. It is a trade mark, Raymond registered it, Perens wrote a > precise definition , etc. > > In practice, look for "open source" in Altavista and you'll see what I mean. I doubt that Altavista/YaHoo/... produces anything better when you look for "

Sun JDK 1.2

Hi, does anyone know how to get Sun's JDK 1.2 (release-version) to work on a non-RH box? It still complains about that /bin/realpath thingy. I also tried on SuSE, without success. Tobias