I have problems telling the VM where to look for needed shared
libraries. Not only one shared library, that works fine, but two
libraries calling each other recursively.
What works fine is globally setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH. But I'd rather not

Virtual Machines like Xen and VMWare make it possible to virtualize
whole OS:es. With Xen, you can freeze an OS and move it to another
computer and continue.
Is there any work on doing this for JAVA. Freezing a JVM and starting

I was loadtesting an application on Windows 2k OS on SMP machine. The
application had one UUID generator which heavily depends on timestamps,
it was being used for DB Pk generation. Never happended before but i
received duplicate insertion from DB at some 31k insertions, i failed

I am new in IJVM and I am trying to write a program in the assembly
language for the IJVM and use Mic-1 simulator to run the following
statement:
if ( 2 * a + b > MAX )

I'm writing a Java Security Manager extension, and in the process, I've
run into a problem that I've never seen before.
The code installs a security manager, and then runs a test-program under
the manager. Basically, the problem is that I'm getting a

I have a class with a native method, implemented in Windows/cygwin,
Linux and Solaris. If an error happens in the native code I don't want
to see the standard Hotspot error, but print my own. Therefore, I
thought I could install a signal handler in the beginning of the method

Does anybody known about max size of virtual memory
which JVM can allocate in WinXP and what it depends on.
With parameter -Xmx I can take 1696 Mb. But if I need more???
Any suggestions

I poked for a short while around in the goldfish bowl book to see if I
could figure out what would be needed to change the JVM if an unsigned
byte type were added to java.
Here is what I noticed.

I received this error when trying to run Borlands' Optimize-It on a weblogic
8.1 sp5 server.
I do have a D: drive, but I have no temp setting, or virtual memory setting
pointing to that drive as a swap space.

We have a legacy C++ Windows application that is extremely memory
intensive, and we are trying to load a VM (Sun 1.4.2_08) into the
process in order to make use a Java client API.
We ran into a problem because the VM is reserving approximately 200 MB

I can't find java virtual machine of IBM.
Where can I get it ?
Please give me link.
Thanks.

Come on now, you are less of an idiot to understand this,
IBM/INTEL architecture,
REGISTER_1 ( A storage location)
REGISTER_2 ( A storage location)