I have a java program that open some threads (not too many. around
15-20 threads). Sometimes I get the following exception:
java.io.IOException: Too many open files
       at java.lang.UNIXProcess.forkAndExec(Native Method)

As I'm working an a Java processor I'm interested to benchmark embedded
Java systems. However, the usual SPECJvm98 is far too large for many
embedded system.
After searching around on the net to find embeddded benchmarks in Java

I have two shared objects from C++ modules.  One calls functions inside the
other.  I want to use both of them through JNI.
If I load them using separate "System.loadLibrary" calls in my java app,
will one shared object be able to resolve its called to functions within the

Here are the symptoms of a problem I'm facing. Has anyone faced such
an issue and managed to solve it?
To me, all the symptoms seem to point to the Sun Java interpreter
being the culprit. I basically wrote some code to create a shared

A couple of days ago a new version of the jake2 project was released at
source forge.
Java friends are invited to take a look at and have fun with it - you'll
surely be surprised

I need to be able to get full path to rt.jar.
How do I do it from c program?
Thank you for help

I am looking for pointers on how to get status or find out what is slowing down
tomcat.  I have a java application that seem to hang tomcat at times..
I am using the following configuration:
Sun Java SDK 1.4.2.27, Standard Edition

does the BigInteger class come as part of the standard JDK?  i remember
reading about it somewhere but cant remember if it said that this was some
sort of 'add on'.
thanks

How to avoid Verify error
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.VerifyError: (class: rags_hello,
method: i signature: (II)V) Expecting to find object/array on stack
I am using BCEL to intrument byte code

I have Win XP Pro running on a Compaq Presario 7360.
I also run 3 browsers at any given time.
IE 6/Netscape 7.1/ Mozilla Firefox 0.9.3
I want to download and install the java plugin for 2

First,  I need to know if 2 successives compilations of the same source code
give the same class file? I test it, it seems to be true, but is it specific
to my JDK version ?
Second, is there a difference between 2 compilations with 2 differents JDKs?

excuse this naive question from a newbie, but i am wondering what the
differences are between 'java' and 'java script'.
i know that java script is a language thats embedded in the html of the
brouser and the clients machine then interprets that, so then is java a