On Tuesday 23 May 2000, at 12 h 40, the keyboard of Bath Harvey
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have installed jdk1.2.2 under /usr dircetory on my debian
> box(2.2.14)..
Never do that. Under /usr, only packages are allowed. Other stuff should go
under /usr/local.
On Tuesday 23 May 2000, at 14 h 21, the keyboard of Mike Bilow
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Your real problem here is Sun, not the Linux distributors, because
> the Sun licenses pretty much prevent redistribution of their tools.
Thanks for the good explanation and proper pointing of responsabil
Somebody else has also told me that(I didn't this before)Yes you are right
but as I have also installed weblogic and it has default path for java was /usr.
So, for testing purpose I have installed java under /usr & will do it again on
/usr/local after testing...
I dont think this is the problem
Stephane Bortzmeyer wrote on debian-devel:
> It is sufficient to compile with jikes and executes with kaffe (or with
> the JVM of Mozilla). Try it!
The problem is that I need core classes to compile with jikes. Now I have
the choice between the original classes from Sun or kaffe's reimplementatio
Stefan Gybas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> If I take kaffe's core classes the user might get an exception (like
> IncompatibleClassChangeError) when using the compiled classes with Sun's
> or IBM's classes
Seems unlikely. You should only get IncompatibleClassChangeError
if there is a bug in the
Per Bothner wrote:
> Stefan Gybas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > If I take kaffe's core classes the user might get an exception (like
> > IncompatibleClassChangeError) when using the compiled classes with Sun's
> > or IBM's classes
>
> Seems unlikely. You should only get IncompatibleClassCha
Per Bothner wrote:
> Seems unlikely. You should only get IncompatibleClassChangeError
> if there is a bug in the Kaffe implementation, since the standard
> classes are not allowed to change interfaces.
I know this and I was actually taling about kaffe bugs. I did not experience
such an exception
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