I am looking for a jvm for linux. I don't need a jdk, I don't want to
create or compile java programs I just want to be able to run them.
Does anyone know of a jvm that is small (the smaller the better) that
I can use to run on linux?

I am using the IBM VM 1.4.1SR1 on a RHEL 3.0 box. I have verbosegc
turned on and I got the following output this morning from the GC:
<AF[5]: Allocation Failure. need 524 bytes, 31726137 ms since last AF>
<AF[5]: managing allocation failure, action=0 (496330792/536869376)>

I wonder if anyone knows where to get cryptix library as cryptix.org site is
currently down. A lot of sites are just redirecting back to cryptix.org.
Thanks
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I've got a strange JNI threading/signal handling problem. The attached
sample files do exactly reproduce the problem I'm fighting with:
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Did MS include any _Sun_ classes in their
JVM that were insecure?  Did they just
compile source/include classes Sun gave
them?

Could anyone tell me the best java way to make java applications
communicate, knowing that such applications may be in different JVM, on
different computers.
In practice I would be interested to know how tomcat web apps, could

I need to export the API of a shared library coded in C++. I've heard
about JNI, but the only book I found was written in 1998. Is there
anything more recent? Or is there another method to export C++ code that
does not evolve JNI?

I have a multi thread simulation program written in java. In this program I
use threads to simulate processes in a discrete event simulation. During
program execution many hundred thousend threads are created, started and
stopped.

How do I set the default app for Tomcat 5 -- the one I can get to from
http://localhost:8080/. I thought putting my application in \webapps\Root
and adding <Context path="" docBase="Root" debug="0"/> to \conf\server.xml
might do it, but that didn't work.

Anyone know for sure whether MaxPermSize is memory that gets added to
the total heap size or, whether it's a fraction of whatever you define
as heap?
For example, if you set -Xmx256m and MaxPermSize=128m - are you

Hello Friends,
I am at a point where I need to understand how does the native jvm
function "do_execute_java_method_vararg", gets hold of the method
args. Thank you all, for reading through my post and please, if you