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Simple Animation Question11 Dec 2003 07:10 GMT9
I have a simple animation question. I am trying to make an Oval move
from one position of a window to another.  I have managed to make the
Oval to update itself and redraw in a new position. Unfortunatly the
previous position/drawing of the Oval does not disappear.  What happens
JMF install on Linux: Cannot load AWT toolkit: gnu.java.awt.peer.gtk.11 Dec 2003 06:58 GMT2
Howdy All!
I tried installing jmf-2_1_1e-linux-i586.bin on my RedHat 9 machine. A
screen dump of the output is below but the important failure is this:
Exception in thread "main" java.awt.AWTError: Cannot load AWT toolkit:
Java Web Start - Microphone access11 Dec 2003 04:25 GMT3
I've packaged an application using JavaWebStart, unfortunately
it behaves a bit differently. I'm wondering if its largely because
of its need to access the microphone (recording). The documentation
doesn't seem to mention it, is this restricted (needs signing)?
Constrained ada type in Java11 Dec 2003 04:11 GMT1
Have the following type that applies contraints. How could this be easily
coded in Java
   type        ET_ACTIVE_PORT_CONFIGURATION  is
       ( HDX_TX1_RX1,
Display All Available JDBC/ODBC Data Sources11 Dec 2003 03:18 GMT1
All,
I'm working on a piece of code to allow the user to select from a list
of JDBC/ODBC data sources. For example, assume I have four Access ODBC
data sources. How do I enumerate these?
Java compilation problem - Caused by package access11 Dec 2003 03:16 GMT2
If class TestPackage and DefPack are in 2 separate files, how can we
access DefPack from TestPackage?
Note -
1. TestPackage is in package testapps and DefPack is in the default
Java/JMF on Linux - where to export paths for browsers?11 Dec 2003 02:15 GMT4
I have this in my .bash_profile to get JMF to work through a browser.. as
per in
export JAVA_HOME=/usr/java/j2sdk1.4.2_02/
export JMFHOME=/usr/java/JMF-2.1.1e
JavaMail: saving a Message, to send it later11 Dec 2003 01:40 GMT1
Alternative subject: inverse of Message.writeTo()  ;-)
To send a MimeMessage in JavaMail, one simply uses
Transport.send (message);
I need to store the mail on the file system (in a database actually,
ITS and map format11 Dec 2003 00:51 GMT1
I am trying to do a project on ITS but I am confused with those many
different terms and format that are available ..
Can anyone give me guidance on DWG , DXF , HK80, WGS84 etc  and how are they
related to my project ?
JNI thread problem11 Dec 2003 00:46 GMT2
we have a problem when calling native code from JNI from two or more
threads, the jvm crashes with a dump of loaded libraries.
we arrgue hat JNI is a not thread safe.
if any one has an idea about how to solve this problem it will be more
Performance of java.util.BitSet11 Dec 2003 00:43 GMT4
How fast is (hotspotted) java.util.BitSet? I think about using it for
parsing DNS messages (and other protocols). Actually I don't like BitSet
and prefer bit ops like real programmers do ;-) but it does make the code
probably more readable and helps people to understand how DNS ...
[JNI] must I release java strings?10 Dec 2003 23:53 GMT7
do you need to release java strings (or, for that matter, any java object)
you create in JNI code? I'm trying to find out why a particular piece of
code is crashing when I exit the program (long after the JNI code has
executed).
What classes are in a package?10 Dec 2003 23:38 GMT11
Given a package name, is it possible to determine (via Java code) what
classes are defined within a package?
set time java oracle.10 Dec 2003 22:04 GMT1
I am using this to get the current date.
        java.sql.Date sqlDate01 = new java.sql.Date(System.currentTimeMillis());
        java.sql.Time _sqlTime = new java.sql.Time(System.currentTimeMillis());
"to_date('" + "" + sqlDate01 + "','YYYY/MM/DD'),"
session variable and classcast error10 Dec 2003 21:57 GMT4
I keep getting a classcast error.  When I remove the bad code
below(commented out) I get this error.  But when I debug the code, I
get the right class.  It works but it doesnt work.  Any reason, why I
cant cast it.
 
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