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J2SE 5.0
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I heard that there is 5.0 version but I can not find it on Sun's wweb page. All I found is J2SE 5.0 RC Can somebody send me a link?
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I want to run my own Java chat server on a web host
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Hi, Does anyone have info on web hosts that let you run your own Java chat server on the host machine? I am volunteering for a mentor program for kids that has a website, chumz.net hosted on Yahoo. I found a free Java chat server and client program called Babylon ([link]) that... more »
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java media framework setup problem
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I have problem with installation of the java media framework on my computer(windows xp,java version 1.4.1) in client variable CLASSPATH=C:\Program Files\JMF2.1.1e\lib\jmf.jar;C: Program Files\JMF2.1.1e\lib\sound.jar; .; PATH=C:\Program Files\JMF2.1.1e\lib but The diagnostic test on sun's website fails... more »
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JRE Not Found
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I installed 1.5.0B2 on a W2K machine with IE. When I try to load a page with an applet I get the message JRE cannot be loaded from </bin/server/jvm.dll>. In the SDK install there is a server/jvm.bin, but in the jre1.5.0 folder there is only a client/jvm.dll. What do I need to do to have IE fine the JRE?... more »
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installing w/o web access
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Greetings-- My son just signed up for a programming course in Java at the local community college. He needs the latest copy of Java on his computer. He does not have an internet connection on his PC. I tried manually downloading a copy of the installation program (manual d/l) from Java.com, but it appears to be only an installation program (about 1.3... more »
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The value for the useBean class attribute com.company.product.thing is invalid
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Hello, I'm sorry to pester the whole world, but a search turns up no more meaningful information that I haven't explored already. I'm using Tomcat 5.0.24 and encountering a maddening problem. Is there any known cure for this? I'm using all public constructors that take no arguments. The package path is correct in the WEB-INF classes folder and in the... more »
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Problems compiling with the latest SDK (1.4.2)
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Hi all, I'm using a WIN2k SP4 machine. I've installed the latest Java SDK (1.4.2) available from SUN and entered the path for the bin directories of the java SDK (java, javac, etc.). I've also installed JavaCC and started playing with the examples but some (mostly the ones with GUIs) returned the following error: EXCEPTION_FLT_DIVIDE_BY_ZERO... more »
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!@#!# JAVA_HOME
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I've installed Tomcat and attempted to set JAVA_HOME. I've read various ways of doing it and tried every one. I've set it in the local .bash_profile, .bashrc, root's .bash_profile, .bashrc, in /etc/profile and created symbolic links like they were bread crumbs. When I run which java it comes back with /usr/bin and I created a symbolic link... more »
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java won't run in my home directory
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This is bizzare. I'm suspecting demonic posession but who knows... Here's the problem. [ccunning@chad home]$ pwd /home [ccunning@chad home]$ java -version java version "1.4.2_04" Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.4.2_04-135) Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.4.2-36, mixed mode)... more »
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difference between JAVA_PATH and JAVA_HOME
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What's the difference? Why do most of the linux instructions say to point JAVA_PATH to JAVA_HOME (parent of the bin), but many university lab instructions say to point JAVA_PATH to ${JAVA_HOME}/bin? (Just not feeling comfortable here.)
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