#ubuntu-java 2005-10-02 <axl_> tashiro_: wasabi ins't here? <tashiro_> Not at the moment. I think it a bit early in the morning for wasabi <doko> yes, east coast, I think? <tashiro_> doko: Yeah. <tashiro_> Is even early for me <tashiro_> doko: BTW, I heard that you are one of the gcc maintainers. I talked yesterday with man-di about some problem with gcj/eclipse <tashiro_> There are two important problems with eclipse at the moment. The first cause errors like " illegal XML character U+0" and the second depends on http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=23182 <doko> how does the latter affect eclipse? <axl_> You also have problems like: "Unable to load the workbench" <tashiro_> https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=151919 <tashiro_> Bryce made even a report to collect the all reports, which should go into 4.0, see http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=24018 <doko> axl_: is this with native or interpreted eclipse? <axl_> The one that comes with breezy <axl_> But now im runnig the one from eclipse.org and EVERYTHING works great, i think :D <axl_> Im very pleased <axl_> Thanks alot for the help, special thanks to you tashiro_! <axl_> Keep up the good worj! <axl_> work* <doko> tashiro_: please see http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko (libgcj package), if this package fixes the XML issue. maybe you need to install it with --force-depends <tashiro_> doko: Thanks, I wil try. The problem is that I use currently a powerpc machine. But later I can try it on another djennings@example.org. #ubuntu-java 2005-10-03 <doko> wasabi_: ping <wasabi_> pong <doko> wasabi_: oh, didn't see you ... <doko> wasabi_: I did update man-di's current 3.1 build with your patch to disable tomcat, and fixed the amd64 build. would you mind having a look at it, if it's suited for breezy? <doko> wasabi_: diff & dsc at http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko #ubuntu-java 2005-10-04 <doko> wasabi_: ping <wasabi_> pong <wasabi_> i know about Eclipse, I started to look at it last night <wasabi_> but didn't finish <doko> wasabi_: cool, thanks! <doko> pitti did check the packages on powerpc, and they seem to work well on amd64. <wasabi_> awesome. <doko> the one outstanding problem is http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=12744 <wasabi_> I think that is a classpath problem. <wasabi_> I've seen it happen before. <wasabi_> A few months ago, anyways. Back then, updating classpath fixed it. <wasabi_> probably worth asking the classpath guys if they know what it is offhand and can point to a cvs checkin that fixes it. ;0 <doko> yes, man-di looks at it <wasabi_> Debian unstable might have a later classpath than us now, due to the freeze. <doko> no, classpath doesn't matter, but the classpath version in gcc/libjava. and this one is the same #ubuntu-java 2005-10-11 <Belutz> hello #ubuntu-java 2005-10-14 <Belutz> anyone alive? <tashiro> yes <Belutz> how do i install netbeans or eclipse in breezy? <tashiro> Belutz: There are no netbeans packages until now. For eclipse there are package, but its a bit difficult to install <Belutz> so, what IDE should i use in breezy? <Belutz> i already download the netbeans .bin file <Belutz> and download eclipse from eclipse.org <Belutz> both of them doesn't work <tashiro> You can always downloading tarballs from the inet instead of the installation through packages <Belutz> tashiro, what IDE you're using? <tashiro> You can download ppc packages for eclipse from http://vern.chem.tu-berlin.de/~stephan/software/ubuntu/ <tashiro> eclipse <Belutz> ok, i'll try that <Belutz> ppc ? <Belutz> power pc? <tashiro> There are also debian packages http://gnu.wildebeest.org/diary-man-di//index.php?p=26 <tashiro> yes, powerpc, no i386 packages <tashiro> There are some missing package for eclipse due to the freeze of ubuntu at the moment <Belutz> so if i use i386, i should wait? <Belutz> actually i'm still new in java <Belutz> why eclipse is better than netbeans? <tashiro> Belutz: It is a matter of preferences. I prefer eclipse, because it uses native gtk widgets. <Belutz> i see <tashiro> Belutz: If you are really new to java, then you should go with vim/pico, java and javac. This is the real way to learn java. <Belutz> well i'm not really new, i just want to restart again <tashiro> Then you should download your prefered ide and install it manually. And download a jdk from sun and create a package with java-package. <Belutz> create a package? <tashiro> Google for java-package and make-jpkg :-) <Belutz> ok <tashiro> Otherwise the packages for eclipse need some more time to get ready. A package for Netbeans will not come in the near furture. #ubuntu-java 2005-10-18 <tashiro> Breezy released. Does it mean that the freeze is cancelled? And new versions of the java packages can go into the repository? <sr28753> Hello, everybody! I'm a java programmer but I'm new with Linux. I have Ubuntu Linux installed on my computer, but I don't know much about any java IDE wich runs in Ubuntu. Can anybody help me? <tashiro> sr28753: Sure #ubuntu-java 2005-10-20 <gammal> hello all...apache tomcat for hoary, does it exist? if yes, where can i get it? #ubuntu-java 2005-10-23 <perspectival> does anyone have java working on breezy badger ppc? <tashiro> perspectival: Yes, I do. <perspectival> no matter what i've tried, i can't get java to work <perspectival> i always get the following: <perspectival> Exception in thread "main" [error] main: java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError <perspectival> [error] main: at java.awt.Component.<clinit>(Component.java:548) <perspectival> [error] main: at org.gjt.sp.jedit.GUIUtilities.showSplashScreen(GUIUtilities.java:1519) <perspectival> [error] main: at org.gjt.sp.jedit.jEdit.main(jEdit.java:299) <perspectival> [error] main: Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException <perspectival> [error] main: at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary0(ClassLoader.java:2171) <perspectival> [error] main: at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary(ClassLoader.java:2006) <perspectival> [error] main: at java.lang.Runtime.loadLibrary0(Runtime.java:824) <perspectival> [error] main: at java.lang.System.loadLibrary(System.java:908) <perspectival> [error] main: at sun.security.action.LoadLibraryAction.run(LoadLibraryAction.java:76) <perspectival> [error] main: at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged1(Native Method) <perspectival> [error] main: at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(AccessController.java:287) <perspectival> [error] main: at sun.awt.NativeLibLoader.loadLibraries(NativeLibLoader.java:81)[error] main: at sun.awt.DebugHelper.<clinit>(DebugHelper.java:56) <perspectival> [error] main: ... 3 more <perspectival> [1] + Done sudo leafpad /usr/bin/jedit <perspectival> silas@silaspb:/usr/java/IBMJava2-ppc-142/jre/bin$ <perspectival> would you have any idea what might be causing that? <perspectival> i'm trying to run jedit <perspectival> or, failing that, eclipse ;-) <tashiro> /usr/java/IBMJava2-ppc-142 looks weird. Do you used java-package? <perspectival> i couldn't find java-package, so i used alien -d <perspectival> to fashion a .deb <perspectival> then installed it with dpkg -i <tashiro> Don't use alien <perspectival> what repository is java-package in/from? <tashiro> have you added universe and multiverse to your sources.list? <perspectival> i'm pretty sure i do... <perspectival> according to sources.list, i have: <perspectival> deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu breezy main restricted <perspectival> deb-src http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu breezy main restricted <perspectival> deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu breezy-updates main restricted <perspectival> deb-src http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu breezy-updates main restricted <perspectival> deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu breezy universe <perspectival> deb-src http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu breezy universe <perspectival> universe <perspectival> i don't see multiverse though <tashiro> It is in multiverse <tashiro> And use the tar.gz for java-package <perspectival> i thought i had enabled that <perspectival> i'm checking on it now <perspectival> and then i need to run: <perspectival> make-jpkg IBMJava2-SDK-142.ppc.tgz sudo dpkg -i ibm-j2sdk1.4_1.4.2_powerpc.deb <perspectival> does that look right? <perspectival> make-jpkg on the tar.gz i d/l from IBM, then install it with dpkg -i <perspectival> thx for the help, tashiro <perspectival> ;-) <tashiro> BTW, IBM offers now a 1.5 jdk <perspectival> yeah, i tried to install that one too, but with alien <perspectival> maybe i'll try it with dpkg <perspectival> do you have it working? <perspectival> ...try it with java-package, i mean <tashiro> yes, works almost fine. But I got problems if I try to run eclipse with it <perspectival> <nod> <perspectival> tried anything else with it? <perspectival> azureus? <perspectival> i wish gcj ran all of these things ;-) <tashiro> perspectival: I use it otherwise only for my own projects. No problems so far. #ubuntu-java 2005-10-24 <duro> hay alguien vivo? <phyzome> How do I use the Sun Microsystems JDK on Ubuntu? <phyzome> GCJ doesn't have a Sun library that I need (BASE64Decoder) <phyzome> But when I install the Sun SDK, GCJ always grabs control <phyzome> And I can't uninstall gcj without messing up everything, it appears. <tashiro> phyzome: Create a package from the Sun jdk with java-package <phyzome> Are there instructions somewhere for all of this? <phyzome> A standard procedure? <tashiro> google: java-package make-jpkg <phyzome> oky <tashiro> java-package is in multiverse, if you can't find it. #ubuntu-java 2005-10-25 <phyzome> I managed to get the Sun JDK installed using the java-package make-jpkg method. <phyzome> But java -version still gives me GCJ. <phyzome> How do I get rid of GCJ? <phyzome> NM, I got it. <phyzome> It's just that all of it won't uninstall. #ubuntu-java 2005-10-26 <Belutz> anyone here? <tashiro> jupp <Belutz> do you know what happening in here http://belutz.pastebin.com/401205 ? <Belutz> i'm trying to install netbeans <tashiro> Belutz: huh, don't know. They come really with an InstallShield installer ?! <Belutz> that's why, it's weird <tashiro> NetBeans suck from my POV <Belutz> so what should i use? <Belutz> eclipse? <tashiro> Belutz: I use eclipse. I think it's a great product <Belutz> and why do you think netbeans suck? <tashiro> It's a closed software, mostly. They name it open source, but I think it isn't. And second it uses Swing :-) <Belutz> what's wrong with Swing? <Belutz> i'm new in java thingy <Belutz> :) <tashiro> Belutz: Swing tries to repaint all widget by itself instead of using the native widgets, which the OS offers. The result is that is looks odd on all platforms. <Belutz> i see <Belutz> then, what eclipse use? <tashiro> The native widgets <tashiro> For Linux you can choose between Motif and GTK <Belutz> i see <Belutz> i have to install plugin for that? <tashiro> All you have to install is the eclipse-sdk package <Belutz> yes... and i wonder why it needs mozilla-browser to be installed <tashiro> It uses mozilla as embedded widget to show javadocs for example, see http://vern.chem.tu-berlin.de/~stephan/images/eclipse-gjdoc.png <Belutz> is the help file must be installed separately? <tashiro> No, but the help system doesn't currently work for ubuntu, because ubuntu miss some packages, which are needed for the help system. We're working on that. <Belutz> i see... so that's why i keep getting file not found when i try to access the help file? <tashiro> Yes, debian works better for this case. But there are also some missing bits. <Belutz> ok, thanks for the info :) i'll be waiting for the update :) <tashiro> Stay tuned :-) <Belutz> :-) #ubuntu-java 2005-10-30 <eak> slm <eak> arkadaslar #ubuntu-java 2006-10-05 <hectorUbu> hello... <grenegar> hi <hectorUbu> could I get some help here related to running a Java app in Ubuntu? <grenegar> will try :) <hectorUbu> thanks! <hectorUbu> I'm trying to run a program called Sunrise, I used it in other distros without any probelm, but now using Ubuntu Edgy I get an error about not finding a library that is right inside the same directory <hectorUbu> this is the error output: http://papernapkin.org/pastebin/view/2067 <hectorUbu> I'm using Sun-Java 1.5 <grenegar> so file 'swt-atk-gtk-3206' is in current directory, right? <hectorUbu> yes <hectorUbu> its named libswt-atk-gtk-3206.so <grenegar> does your CLASSPATH include . in it (current directory) <hectorUbu> this is the command line: java -Xmx128m -Djava.library.path=. -jar sunrise-desktop.jar <grenegar> i think that any file *.so is not a java library. i expected swt-atk-gtk-3206.jar instead <hectorUbu> mmm... <grenegar> *.so is shared object file - a binary file used by operating system or apps i think... not for java object code. <grenegar> *.so does not require a runtime environment like jre to interpret object code <grenegar> i guess that a problem exists with jre install. Maybe the .so file is not linked to the jre for some reason, as it should be. <hectorUbu> ok... I just realized that the name of the file is libswt-gtk-3206.so without the atk... is that why> <grenegar> Seems like this .so provides java swt graphics toolkit mappings to gtk. you can try changing the launch command with this correct filename, but i'm pretty sure problems exists with .so being linked from jre (remove and re-install jre to fix?) <grenegar> sorry i don't use swt myself <hectorUbu> ok, no problem! <hectorUbu> I could try recompiling the app from source... but I don't know how to compile java apps <hectorUbu> is not with ./configure & make, right? <grenegar> no, that is for native compile on linux <grenegar> for java there is command 'javac' to compile however i think problem is with jre installation, not your java app <hectorUbu> I installed Java from the ubuntu repository <hectorUbu> and tried reinstalling <hectorUbu> I have other Java app that is running fine <hectorUbu> it looks like is about paths... but I don't know what could be <grenegar> basically the jre will interpret the object code of your app and use the swt-to-gtk library to draw the gui on the screen, however this library can't be loaded by the jre <grenegar> maybe the other app uses swing instead of swt for gui (assuming it is a gui app at all)? <hectorUbu> it is gui, yes <grenegar> swing and swt are two different libraries for making a gui with java (if you don't know) <hectorUbu> I found this file: /usr/lib/jni/libswt-atk-gtk-3139.so <hectorUbu> but it's 3139 and not 3206 <hectorUbu> I created a symlink changing the name to 3206, but didn't work, hehe <grenegar> hmm. found a package libswt3.1-gtk-java <grenegar> try: sudo apt-get install libswt3.1-gtk-java <hectorUbu> it's installed already <grenegar> maybe remove and re-install? <hectorUbu> done... and the same <hectorUbu> that package installs a second one called libswt3.1-gtk-jni, which contains the file libswt-atk-gtk-3139.so <hectorUbu> but Sunrise is looking for libswt-atk-gtk-3206.so <hectorUbu> that could be the problem... <grenegar> seems like installation of this package fails to link this library correctly. maybe you can google for a manual fix for this? Sorry I can't help further.... <hectorUbu> no problem, thank you for your time. <grenegar> my pleasure <hectorUbu> just one more question, do you know what the directory /usr/lib/jni is for? <hectorUbu> is that used by sun-java? <grenegar> some info here: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/guide/jni/ <hectorUbu> thanks <grenegar> embed jre into a native app... allows you to give someone a package that runs without the hassle of them setting up jre on their system. however must be same platform as it was compiled on. <grenegar> welcome <hectorUbu> ok... solved! I got the file libswt-atk-gtk-3206.so from the eclipse CVS repository. now it works! <grenegar> cool #ubuntu-java 2006-10-10 <Dendron> anyone here? <Dendron> When i use this java applet, the sound is scratchy and jittery and not good. How do i tell JAVA to use a specific sound server (ALSA) http://vnes.thatsanderskid.com/ #ubuntu-java 2006-10-11 <catalytic> hi <catalytic> could someone please help me install jdk onto ubuntu? #ubuntu-java 2006-10-14 <fari> hola #ubuntu-java 2006-10-16 <msturge> anyone here that can give some advice on threads #ubuntu-java 2006-10-17 <sheriff> hi i have a question <sheriff> i just downloaded java studio creator 2 update 1 <sheriff> and installed it so it was working very well but today its like running but there is nothing on the screen i mean there is an empty page so how can i fix it? #ubuntu-java 2006-10-19 <hodden> ngon som kan hjla mig med j2me wtk under ubuntu ??? <fbc> HI all.. <fbc> -me waves hi! * fbc waves hi! #ubuntu-java 2006-10-20 <shredder> It would be great of the unlimited strength crypto package was in an ubuntu package as well. Is the sun license stopping that? #ubuntu-java 2006-10-22 <doko> tashiro: vil seems to have tomcat related problems as well <vil> hi tashiro <tashiro> Hi <vil> I have a problem with the new eclipse 3.2.1 installing subclipse from the regular subclipse update site. <vil> I believe that this is because that there is no user writable location in the Help > Software Updates > Manage Configuration <tashiro> $ gij-4.1 -cp /usr/lib/eclipse/plugins/org.eclipse.help.appserver_3.1.100.v20060602.jar:/usr/lib/eclipse/plugins/org.eclipse.tomcat_5.5.17/tomcatwrapper.jar:`echo /usr/lib/eclipse/plugins/org.eclipse.tomcat_5.5.17/lib/*.jar | tr ' ' ':' ` org.eclipse.tomcat.internal.TomcatAppServer <tashiro> no suitable method `main' in class <tashiro> vil: yes, eclipse-updatehomedir is commented <tashiro> Seems that we need to update the patch <tashiro> We can use the patch from Fedora: http://cvs.fedora.redhat.com/viewcvs/devel/eclipse/ <tashiro> doko: Does it work for you with this commandline? <doko> tashiro: no <doko> no suitable method `main' in class <tashiro> Yes, that's okay. The important thing is that you don't get a ClassNotFoundException <tashiro> So if you still find a ClassNotFoundException in your error log, then it can only be a problem of /usr/lib/eclipse/plugins/org.eclipse.tomcat_5.5.17/META-INF/MANIFEST.MF <tashiro> I think. <tashiro> It must look like this : http://rafb.net/paste/results/rOo4Ea48.html <doko> yes, that looks identical to me <cycykewl> anybody here who can help me ? <tashiro> You can also test the Browser Widget with http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/index.cgi/%7Echeckout%7E/org.eclipse.swt.snippets/src/org/eclipse/swt/snippets/Snippet128.java <tashiro> I assume that the problem is the Browser Integration <cycykewl> I'm sorry I'm newby in java and I need help to develop a simple class <tashiro> cycykewl: Please try it in ##java <cycykewl> I try <cycykewl> I nedd to be indentified :( <tashiro> Try : /msg NickServ IDENTIFY <tashiro> doko: Just open a simple java project, add this class and launch it as SWT Application <tashiro> I can also send you a test project if you want? <doko> ok, using sun-java5 works, must be a gcj problem :-/ <doko> well, yes, maybe... <tashiro> I started Eclipse with gcj, and yes I got the same problem <doko> tashiro, so you did work all the time without gcj? :-P <tashiro> Okay, what a joy. I even got my beloved dom exception back "gnu.xml.dom.ls.DomLSException: no root element: U+0" <tashiro> Do be honest, yes :-| <doko> knowing this would have saved us a great amount of time ... <tashiro> I have done a lot to help finding bugs and to help fixing them in gcj/classpath, but it isn't still ready to be used :-/ <tashiro> Yep, but I always try it first with a properitary vm before I test it with gcj <tashiro> Hmm, overholt is not available. So I can't ask if they had as similar problem. <tashiro> s/as/a/ <doko> tashiro: could you address this tomorrow? <doko> what about vil's subclipse problem, could you update this patch from FC? <tashiro> Ja, mach ich, nachdem ich mir nen Pudding gegnnt hab. <vil> This is exactly what I really wanted to ask. You all seem to be from Germany and I wanted to ask if you chat all the time in english. No I know the answer :) I must dust off my german language, to understand you guys. <doko> heh, please don't start speaking russian ;) <vil> well, I am czech. lol <doko> oops, sorry <vil> don't worry, vladimir sounds pretty russian anyway. <vil> tashiro: there is a new jaxen package at alioth so I postpone my activities in this for some time. seems like we have new help. <tashiro> Okay <vil> tashiro: I looked at the Bioclipse source drops page and to me it seems that the last non-packaged, non-optional is Jumbo. <doko> I'm away for an hour or so, diner ... <vil> tashiro: do you know anything about it? <vil> doko: guten Appetit ;) <tashiro> Yes, Bioclipse is not packaged <tashiro> Someone made cdk packages, I think he was in a project of alioth <dou213> hey guys <vil> tashiro: you already had some preliminary package. is it somewhere? <vil> tashiro: you already had some preliminary Bioclipse package. is it somewhere? <tashiro> No, it got lost after I lost the content of my hd by an accident. <tashiro> I another interesting link http://lists.debian.org/debian-med/2006/08/msg00009.html <tashiro> I used the pdebuild cdbs script. You can find an instance of it in eclipse-emf/ of pkg-java <vil> ok, I will djennings@example.org. do you know anything about the Jumbo package? I found it as a part of the CML project. it seems that we could make source package of only the Jumbo without CML. right? <vil> http://cml.cvs.sourceforge.net/cml/ <tashiro> No, I don't know anything about jumbo <vil> doko: the "python2.3/2.5" issue is solved in the latest pydev, which depends on eclipse 3.2. there is a new radio-button, so you can choose from 2.3, 2.4, 2.5. I would suggest to make new backport patch rather then separate patch for the current version. do you agree? <vil> tashiro: ok <doko> vil: you're the maintainer :-) <tashiro> updatehomedir patch commited <vil> doko: nice :) last time, I used patches from Igor Foox from Fedora. I will ask him, if he's planing some goodies... #ubuntu-java 2006-10-23 <nikk> hi to all!! someone knows a wrapper for java under linux?? <doko> tashiro: swt still broken on amd64 :/ <doko> tashiro_: ping <vil> hi tashiro, I have question regarding your lost bioclipse package <tashiro> Hi vil <vil> it depends on the eclipse.core. so how did you package? as a plugin for the standard eclipse right next to the JDT and others? <tashiro> What? The org.eclipse.core plugins are in eclipse-platform <vil> and also I want to congratulate you guys, today I updated Eclipse in my Edgy and so far it works perfect! <tashiro> Uhh ha. doko was able to upload it ? <tashiro> I hope that it's too buggy <vil> did you put the bioclipse plugins to /usr/lib/eclipse/plugins? which would mean that you could use bioclipse from within eclipse. or did you make a standalone application? <tashiro> For bioclipse you can see how I tried to package EMF in eclipse-emf <vil> I am looking at eclipse-emf right now <tashiro> Hmm, yes. We havn't talk much about rcp clients yet <tashiro> I would use /usr/lib/bioclipse/{features,plugins} and use a separate install site /usr/lib/eclipse <vil> this way it would still be available in full eclipse. I mean that it does not make much sense to be able to switch from bioclipse to java. <tashiro> With a similar file like /usr/lib/eclipse/links/local.link <vil> what do you think about it? <tashiro> Hmm, I don't. It has pros and cons to put the bioclipse plugins in /usr/lib/eclipse <vil> would you consider it better to have the option to switch? I am interrested in the pros, because I do not know bioclipse very much. <tashiro> The pro is that you can use Bioclipse's plugins in your Workbench. The con is that you have more unnecessary plugins in Eclipse <tashiro> I think the cons outweigh the pros <tashiro> SO, as I said I would use /usr/lib/bioclipse with a link(not a fs link) to /usr/lib/eclipse <vil> for me it would be more confortable to have it standalone, but this is just my opinion. <tashiro> Yes, it's standalone <tashiro> But to copy existing plugins is a preferred option. <vil> what exactly does this /usr/lib/eclipse/link do? <tashiro> It's used by the OSGi framework to specify an additional location where plug-ins can exist <vil> ok, so far for my theoretical lessons, now I should do some real work ;) see you after some months (hopefully not) <tashiro> months? <tashiro> What do you plan to do? <vil> just kidding. but it does not seem very easy to package it. <tashiro> No, definitely not <vil> btw. were you able to spawn Help Contents in the newly packaged Eclipse? it works using sun's java but not with gcj. <tashiro> No, I hadn't time yet to look into that issue. And overholt doesn't know anything about it. <vil> ok <tashiro> vil: I just found following interesting documentation : http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/library/os-ecl-manage/ <vil> thanks, seems interresting <doko> tashiro: doesn't work on amd64 :-/ <tashiro> doko: What doesn't work. The problem with TomcatApserver and GCJ? <doko> swt-gtk <doko> Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: memmove <doko> at org.eclipse.swt.internal.gtk.OS.memmove(org.eclipse.swt.gtk.linux.x86_64_3.2.1.v3235.jar.so) <doko> at org.eclipse.swt.internal.Converter.wcsToMbcs(org.eclipse.swt.gtk.linux.x86_64_3.2.1.v3235.jar.so) <doko> at org.eclipse.swt.internal.Converter.wcsToMbcs(org.eclipse.swt.gtk.linux.x86_64_3.2.1.v3235.jar.so) <doko> at org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Display.<clinit>(org.eclipse.swt.gtk.linux.x86_64_3.2.1.v3235.jar.so) <doko> at java.lang.Class.initializeClass(libgcj.so.70) <doko> google for java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError org.eclipse.swt.internal.gtk.OS.memmove ... <tashiro> I saw that we also disabled the swttools patch, which is necessary AFAIK for 64bit platforms <tashiro> doko: I will try to convert the latest patches from the Fedora Repo in the next time and hope we can such things <doko> tashiro: that would be great <tashiro> doko: I got a different error with Azureus: http://rafb.net/paste/results/sO21vy75.html <doko> tashiro LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/jni azureus <vil> doko: do you know anything about org.eclipse.resources.linux? <doko> vil: no <vil> doko: never mind, good night <doko> good night :) #ubuntu-java 2006-10-25 <tashiro> doko_: Dank dir. Werde am WE wieder etwas mehr Zeit investieren. Hab jetzt erstmal die Fresse voll von Computern. Ich war den ganzen Tag am Bug-fixen #ubuntu-java 2006-10-27 <javacoder> Hello there everyone, does anyone know how to set the library path in ubuntu? <javacoder> I tried putting LD_LIBRARY_PATH=... in .bash_profile but I was unsuccessful <sheriff> hi to everybody i wanna write java applications and is it possible with java studio creator or studio creator is just for creating jsp pages? <AlexC> i just installed java runtime enviro. and every time i start firefox it seems to be working and then it suddenly quits without warning <vil> hi doko <vil> this bug is rather strange https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/eclipse-pydev/+bug/68623 <nettogaurav> hello #ubuntu-java 2006-10-28 <felix_> please help me! <felix_> tried to install java from repository <felix_> cant accept the License Agreement <felix_> can anyone help <felix_> used ubutuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Edgy/ <tashiro> felix_: Why don't you use java-package <felix_> just followed the advisory on this page <felix_> some package broke during installation <felix_> and i dont know how to repair <felix_> apt-get want to install sun-java5-jre and -bin <tashiro> Just use java-package <tashiro> It's the easiest way IMHO <felix_> but how could i tell apt-get to remove the broken packages <tashiro> use dpkg <felix_> can you give me the parameter <tashiro> dpkg -r <package name> <tashiro> And additional parameter depending on your problem <felix_> thank you <doko> tashiro: java-package is the wrong way. really. please do not recommend it. <ramses_> hi, I have a little question about java, I hope I'll get an answer here #ubuntu-java 2006-10-29 <doko> hi vil <vil> hi doko <vil> good to see you <vil> did you have any time to look at the bug I showed you last time? <doko> sorry, no <vil> someone was reporting that installing eclipse-pydev on fresh Edgy did not yield a java runtime <vil> in turn eclipse-pydev depends on eclipse and then eclipse-platform, which should provide it. <vil> https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/eclipse-pydev/+bug/68623 <doko> vil: ask the bug submitter to to install java-gcj-compat, and ask, which other package is installed that provides the runtime ... <vil> ok <vil> I am working on new version of pydev and have a question. <vil> there is a jython library inside the jython - eclipse plugin, full of .py files. The contents is very much the same like /usr/share/jython. My question is if we can distribute it inside the plugin too, as I currently don't know how much time / effort it would take to rip it out. <doko> vil: I would prefer, if you could at least use the .py files from the jython package, and not ship your own <vil> ok, I will try #ubuntu-java 2006-10-30 <vil> hi doko <vil> nevermind, g'nite #ubuntu-java 2006-10-31 <nikk> hi..i've installed the sun's jvm...but when I open an application (netbeans, azureus, my applications...) i can see only a frame without any component in...someone can help me? <shredder> Are you sure the sun-jvm is used? java -version tells you it's sun java? <fari> hello <fari> spanish ?? <vil> hello, I am not sure if here is anyone spanish, so english would be better <fari> thanks <vil> hi doko, do you remember last time we talked about jvm not being installed for eclipse in edgy? <vil> the problem there is that on fresh edgy, gij-4.1 is installed, which provide java1-runtime, java2-runtime <vil> so install eclipse does not resolve any jvm dependencies <vil> however there is no /usr/lib/jvm... so eclipse does not find anything to run on <vil> maybe to add to gij-4.1 dependency to java-gcj-compat... but you would probably know better what to do. <doko_> vil: still online? <vil> yes, for a while <vil> doko? <vil> g'nite, see you later <doko> vil: ping <doko> vil: so eclipse-gcj should at least depend on java-gcj-compat-dev, correct? #ubuntu-java 2007-10-01 <Lax> Hello. Anyone know of a simple java editor with compiling tools for ubuntu? #ubuntu-java 2007-10-02 <doko> man-di: any reason why ant.jar, ant-launcher.jar, lib/tools.jar are not added to LOCALCLASSPATH in /usr/bin/ant ? <man-di> on my sid its put it <doko> man-di: how? ant.jar isn't mentioned at all in /usr/bin/ant, and tools.jar is only added in rpm mode <man-di> ant-launcher is in <man-di> it does all the magic to find the other too <man-di> it looks in ANT_HOME <doko> not when building openjdk <man-di> for all the jars it should load to define the needed tasks <man-di> there was a discussion about breakup with ant on some ml yesterday <man-di> lillian said she fixed that in latest mercurial trunk <doko> nope <man-di> I meant icedtea <man-di> no idea about openjdk <doko> sure, but same thing with icedtwa <man-di> then there ist still another bug in the buildsystem of icedtea/openjdk <doko> probably it falls back to the LOCALCLASSPATH built in rpm_mode <doko> man-di: apparently ant does the wrong thing when JAVA_HOME is set to the jre dir <man-di> I wonder how it ever can set rpm_mode to true... <man-di> doko: I have used the debian ant with JRE and I saw no wrong thing <man-di> doko: it was not able to find tools.jar but that is becuase JRE has no tools.jar <man-di> thats wanted <man-di> wasnt there a talk about splitting the tools in tools.jar into their own jars in openjdk? <doko> if it cannot find tools.jar, it doesn't find javac <man-di> dont always need javac with ant <doko> didn't follow this discussion <man-di> you can do other things with it <man-di> thats a feature <doko> man-di: I doubt it is a feature that tools.jar is not added, if it is on the system <man-di> You are free to read the ant manual <doko> man-di: it doesn't look harmful, if you add this to the LOCALCLASSPATH? <doko> and it's the same thing that is done in the rpm_mode branch <man-di> as long as you dont want use your own compiler with ant <man-di> e.g. janino needs to be able to override this <man-di> and adding tools.jar sounds wrong to me <man-di> that defeats the purpose of ant-launcher.jar <doko> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/39357/ <doko> man-di: it doesn't even find ant-launcher for some reason ... <man-di> is there perhaps an explicite (wrong) ANT_HOME set? <man-di> aaah, ANT_HOME was the culprit #ubuntu-java 2007-10-03 * Starting logfile irclogs/ubuntu-java.log <jamesstansell> sweet - I'm not not running gutsy yet but the java6u3 packages that were posted there installed fine on feisty for me <jamesstansell> azureus seem to be running fine with it - haven't tried much else yet <jamesstansell> the djennings@example.org is working too #ubuntu-java 2007-10-05 <onlyjunior> hay alguien aqui? <man-di> ???? <man-di> this is an english speaking channel <onlyjunior> ok <onlyjunior> do you know some channel where i can ask for helping on java, becouse i have a loto of question and i don't know where i can search for answers <onlyjunior> sorry for my english <man-di> ##java is for java language problems <onlyjunior> ok...thanks #ubuntu-java 2007-10-06 <mnuaimat> hi guys <mnuaimat> i need some help with J2D, can anyone help me please ? <mnuaimat> join #java <mnuaimat> ok ok <mnuaimat> i want to join java channel , what should i type ? #ubuntu-java 2007-10-08 <navandres> hello people <navandres> can i ask you a question? <navandres> hi!! <jamesstansell> hi navandres <navandres> hi <navandres> do you know a channel to get j2me info? <navandres> people who develop j2me applications <jamesstansell> not really - have you asked on ##java ? <man-di> navandres: I do, but this is surely the wrong channel for this <navandres> jamesstansell: yes <navandres> but i cant <navandres> ##java :You need to be identified to join that channel <man-di> navandres: then you need to register your nick <navandres> where can i do this? <navandres> sorry <navandres> i'm new <man-di> http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration <jamesstansell> also, there is a #j2me channel <navandres> but no one response <man-di> navandres: that happens with IRC <man-di> noone can be forced to answer <navandres> yes i know thar <navandres> that <navandres> i need people who want to help people <man-di> navandres: google is a better option for j2me stuff as most people use forums for J2ME work <navandres> thanks for your help <jamesstansell> you're welcome - good luck! <navandres> thanks james #ubuntu-java 2007-10-11 <cufaf> Turkce bilen? <cufaf> who can help me? <cufaf> zzzzzzzzzzzzzz <jstansel2> cufaf: if you have a question about java packages in ubuntu then please just ask it <cufaf> yes 5 min pls im brb #ubuntu-java 2007-10-12 * Starting logfile irclogs/ubuntu-java.log <ravihp> :) <jstansel2> hi ravihp <ravihp> ya #ubuntu-java 2007-10-13 <vl4dy> hi <GNUtoo-laptop> hello, does sun's java export the jardir variable? <GNUtoo-laptop> i have gutsy gibbon and the script of the libgtk-java doesn't find the jars because the jardir variable is not set...but i don't have sun's java nor want to install it(proprietary) so before bugreporting for the path i'd like to check if it export the jardir variable or not <GNUtoo-laptop> s /script/script of the example / <man-di> I never saw a jardir variable <GNUtoo-laptop> man-di, so i bugrepot <leonel> big surprise yesterday when I saw IcedTea in Ubuntu Gutsy Universe .. <leonel> GREAT <ravihp> how to read data from keyboard in java? <ravihp> what is the function? <ravihp> plaese help ? <man-di> people have no patience #ubuntu-java 2007-10-14 <ravihp> does anyone know how to install java packages in ubuntu? <ravihp> please help me <ravihp> <ChanServ>please <ravihp> <vil><ubuntulog><sss>..please <vil> ravihp, what seems to be the problem? <vil> ravihp, btw. ChanServ and ubuntulog are bots, they are not going to answer :) <ravihp> how to run java programs coantaning import ..? <ravihp> how to download those packages in ubuntu? <ravihp> please ehlp <ravihp> please <ravihp> ?--please hel[ <ravihp> ada <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> aa <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> aa <ravihp> aa <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <Nicke> please stop <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> aa <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> a <ravihp> this is a dead channel <ravihp> no use <ravihp> how to download java packages in ubuntu? <ravihp> i<Nicke>u know?sorry <Nicke> I don't really know what you mean <ravihp> i could not excute java programs containing import s1.Keyboard; <ravihp> it shows package not found <ravihp> how to install these packages? <ravihp> <Nicke >u there? <Nicke> s1.Keyboard seems to be a custom class <ravihp> how to install it ? <Nicke> it should have come with the program you try to run I think <Nicke> otherwise I have no idea <ravihp> okay..thanks <ravihp> why this channel is idle <Nicke> not many people in here <Nicke> and some (atleast I) keep the computer always on.. but that doesn't mean I'm watching the screen 24 hours each day <ravihp> do u know any java irc channels? <Nicke> no, not really <ravihp> :( <japerr> I'm helping setup a curriculum to teach java, unfortunately for one semester. The high schoolers know what program is and the difference between hardware/software. I'm looking for a good idea/program project for the kids to continueally add to during the semester <man-di> japerr: ##java is probably a more siutable channel for that <japerr> ok thanks <mlind_> man-di: any though about Debian Bug #446438 ? <man-di> my current thoughts are in the bug <mlind_> man-di: classpath issues for ant-launcher or something else? <man-di> something like that <mlind_> man-di: /quit #ubuntu-java 2007-10-16 <Drilliti> hello all <[4N93L] > Hey y'all. <aimtrainer> hi! I'm having problems with eclipse on ubuntu feisty. It uses the wrong java version. Can anybody please tell me how to point eclipse to the right one? <jamesstansell> hi aimtrainer <aimtrainer> hi <vil> aimtrainer, take a look at /etc/eclipse/java_home * Starting logfile irclogs/ubuntu-java.log * Starting logfile irclogs/ubuntu-java.log <papero75> salve #ubuntu-java 2007-10-18 <jamesstansell> will the 6u3 debs be added to the feisty repository? <eggeral> hi, I am trying to get java 5 working on ubuntu sparc. no luck till now. Any ideas around? <leonel> what errors you have ? btw I'm not a sparc user .. #ubuntu-java 2007-10-19 <Juj1> Hi everrybody #ubuntu-java 2007-10-20 <NotSure> ok, can anybody tell me why i can't get into ##java? it tells me that it needs to identify me? What does that mean? <sojourney> hi #ubuntu-java 2007-10-23 <mdew-home> are there eclipse 3.4 packages for ubuntu? <panosru> please can anyone help me with java on my gutsy system? i can't get it work on firefox... :( <savvas> what's the signature for the deb http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/ubuntu/ gutsy/ source? <savvas> oh it doesn't need one :P <doko> it doesn't have one <savvas> WARNING: The following packages cannot be authenticated! <panosru> please can anyone help me with java on my gutsy system? i can't get it work on firefox... :( <savvas> oops <panosru> gamo thn java mesa <jamesstansell> panosru: are you using 32bit or 64bit? <panosru> 64 <jamesstansell> sun-java6-plugin doesn't have a 64 bit version <jamesstansell> I've heard it's possible to use the 32bit, but I'd have to refer you to help.ubuntu.com for that <panosru> ok i will try something else then :/ <jamesstansell> Or, if you like to experiment, there's a package with a name similar to icedtea-java7-plugin that's said to have a 64bit version <panosru> i tried icedtea <panosru> but it not work too <panosru> :/ <panosru> i'm also working on eclipse platform for develop and i need sun-java * jamesstansell has stayed away from 64bit so far because of issues like this <panosru> 64bit system is about 30% faster of an 32bit system <dpml> Have just completed an install of icedtea and I'm trying to figure out how to configure things so that I can install Ant 1.7.0. I see the ubuntu package description at http://packages.ubuntu.com/gutsy/devel/ant ... however 'aptitude show ant' list version 1.6. Presumably I need to update my software sources to include the devel content - is that correct? If so what should by deb statement look like? <jstansel_> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ant/ also shows 1.7.0 <jstansel_> ant is in main? <jstansel_> dpml: what does "apt-cache madison ant" show? <dpml> umm - so it does <dpml> ant | 1.7.0-3 | http://ftp.iinet.net.au gutsy/main Packages <dpml> ant | 1.7.0-3 | http://ftp.iinet.net.au gutsy/main Sources <dpml> Looks like I've been seeing things. * jstansel_ nods <dpml> ok - I'll continue - thanks <jstansel_> you're welcome :) <dpml> Is there some documentation somewhere on the overall logic of java-based product packaging best practice for ubuntu? <dpml> p.s. ant 1.7.0 install successfully <dpml> s/install/installed <dpml> Have just located http://blogs.sun.com/tmarble/resource/FOSDEM-2007/FOSDEM-2007-Debian-Ubuntu.pdf ... reading now. #ubuntu-java 2007-10-25 * Rabiddog damn losers in ##java * Rabiddog anal little programming pigs <Rabiddog> http://evga.com/community/chat/memberchat.asp <---- When I access this feature it shows a white window with the word Connect in a gray box in the center, however when I clcik on it it does nothing or there seems to be no action. And no chat window comes up. I need to to determine if this a configuration issue on my computer or a java bug the window finally came up after 5 mins. <dpml> When running my java application I'm seeing three process startup - a process named 'station' (this process corresponds to the bash script which launches java), the launched java process, and a process named xargs (no idea what this is). Is there any elegant way I can bring this back to a single process? P.S. I'm coming from a Windows background where all of this is handled as a single process. #ubuntu-java 2007-10-26 <wwalczak> hey! I need some java networking help, is anyone available for a few mins? <wwalczak> I'm having problems connecting, I want to connect to a http server, send a request and receive a single line response. It seems pretty simple, but I just don't know what I'm doing wrong! PLEASE HELP :) <man-di> wwalczak: I guess you want to join ##java, this is no channel to teach Java <wwalczak> man-di: thanks, I will give it a try there... I just need a nudge in the right direction :) <fruitbatjim> I've just downloaded the self extracting jdk from the sun site.....what do I do with it once it's downloaded? It's not self-extracting... <man-di> delete it and use aptitude to install a packaged JDK <fruitbatjim> sudo apt-get intall java6? <man-di> sun-java6 <fruitbatjim> thanks <man-di> sun-java6-jdk <fruitbatjim> and how do I make ubuntu use that instead of the gnu one? <fruitbatjim> sorry...I was a windows guy <vil> fruitbatjim, update-java-alternatives <fruitbatjim> ah...the installation seems to have done it for me.....thanks though <dinesh> Hello How do I find position of word in string? For ex. "I am java developer" and if search position of "java" then output will be 3 <vil> try ##java <man-di> vil: gone already <man-di> no patience <vil> heya, man-di <man-di> vil: hey <man-di> dinesh_: ##java is the proper channel to ask such questions <dinesh_> man-di, ok thnkx #ubuntu-java 2007-10-27 <DrWhibblejergins> anyone in here? <scriptdevil> can i get ant without gcj as a dependency, i have the sun jdk instaled <man-di> scriptdevil: sure <man-di> should work out of the box <scriptdevil> well.. man-di it drags in all the gcj stuff <scriptdevil> ant ant-gcj ant-optional ant-optional-gcj gcj-4.2-base libgcj-bc <scriptdevil> libgcj-common libgcj8-1 libgcj8-1-awt libgcj8-jar libjaxp1.3-java <scriptdevil> libjaxp1.3-java-gcj libxerces2-java libxerces2-java-gcj <man-di> which package do you install? <scriptdevil> i did a sudo aptitude install ant <man-di> and the *-gcj package are just helper, you can still use ant with SUN JDK <man-di> perhaps just do: apt-get install sun-java6-jdk ant <man-di> then sun-java6-jdk fulfulls the dependency, gcj would fulfill otherwise automatically <scriptdevil> man-di: i already have jdk6 <scriptdevil> will do that anyway <scriptdevil> hmm.. funny <man-di> JDK 6 installed via packages? or directly from SUN? <scriptdevil> apt-get does not install the deps <scriptdevil> aptitude oes <man-di> scriptdevil: it does, 100% for sure <man-di> dpkg doesnt <scriptdevil> man-di: i meant the gcj deps <scriptdevil> apt-get install ant installed only libjaxp1.3-java libxerces2-java ant <scriptdevil> :D <man-di> yes, its because aptitude installs Recommends by default (thats what I disable first in aptitude) <scriptdevil> hmmm.. man-di :( i wasted downloading a lot of libraries for hugs(haskell interpreter) i knew sokmething was wrong #ubuntu-java 2007-10-28 <C4S> hi to all #ubuntu-java 2007-10-29 <tamer> Hi guys , i am a java newbie and i need help in using print f <tamer> printf * <tamer> leonel lifeless man-di nrpil ?? <tamer> can anyone help ? #ubuntu-java 2008-10-01 <javaprince22> Any Java Technie in the room pls holla <javaprince22> Any Java Guy in here #ubuntu-java 2008-10-02 <shredder12> I downloaded this package from the java website --->jdk-6u6-linux-i586.bin<----- i ran it using the command --->sudo sh package.bin<--- <shredder12> is there a way to uninstall it.. <shredder12> coz it installed the whole jdk package <shredder12> but now i want to uninstall it... <shredder12> is there a way?? <shredder12> help please..!!! <shredder12> i m using ubuntu-hardy <persia> Team meeting in 7 minutes in #ubuntu-meeting #ubuntu-java 2008-10-03 <amanulla> hii every one <persia> Hello amanulla <amanulla> hello <amanulla> i want to install and run java on ubuntu <amanulla> but im new to ubuntu <amanulla> how can i? <amanulla> HELLO ARE YOU THERE BUSY <persia> Just busy and distracted. Sorry. <persia> Which version of Ubuntu do you have installed? <amanulla> 8.04 <persia> What do you want to do with Ubuntu? <amanulla> run java <persia> What do you want to do with Java. <amanulla> html <persia> So, run tomcat or something? <amanulla> yes <amanulla> im running tomcat on xp <persia> OK. Does apt-get install tomcat5.5 work for you? <amanulla> but i dont know how to find any <amanulla> netbeans,eclipse......... <amanulla> any ides <amanulla> here <amanulla> i just tried with this <amanulla> sudo apt-get install ecclipse <amanulla> in terminal <amanulla> but no use <amanulla> ok i will try now <amanulla> some error <amanulla> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem. <persia> apt-get install netbeans should work. If it doesn't, I'll be personally annoyed. <persia> Oh, something is broken in your apt-cache. Run the suggested command. <amanulla> oh same error <amanulla> what can i do <persia> What error do you get from dpkg --configure -a ? <amanulla> E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (13 Permission denied) <amanulla> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), are you root? <persia> OK. sudo dpkg --configure -a <amanulla> i got some screen <amanulla> http://paste.ubuntu.com/53405/ <amanulla> like above <persia> OK. Answer the question. <amanulla> which one to select <amanulla> install the package maintainer's version â <amanulla> â keep the local version currently installed â <amanulla> â show the differences between the versions â <amanulla> â show a side-by-side difference between the versions â <amanulla> â start a new shell to examine the situation <persia> Dunno. I usually install the package maintainer's version, but if you made changes, you might want one of the other choices. <amanulla> thank u im now installing tomcat <amanulla> but i dont know how to open it afetr installation can u <persia> No idea. I know *lots* of work went into tomcat recently, but I haven't used it since 2001, so anything I might be able to remember is surely out of date. <persia> There should be some documentation in /usr/share/doc/tomcat5.5/ which might help. <amanulla> ok thank you <amanulla> for spending your time to help me <amanulla> have a nice day <amanulla> take care bye <persia> You too. <cfm> Hi, installing Java on 8.04 LTS Server. Picked openjdk-6-jre-headless, but it wants to install all kind of extras including X11 and GTK. <cfm> Any way to avoid all this? <cfm> Ah, found sun-java5-jre package, which looks a lot nicer! Any reason this package wasn't suggested by the system when I ran "java"? <persia> cfm: The recommendation is for openjdk because we can fix bugs. the sun binary blob has some bugs that cannot be fixed. With luck, you won't hit them. <persia> For Intrepid we've spent a lot of time trying to make -headless more -headless, but may not have succeeded entirely. For 8.04, it's unfortunately bloated. Sorry about that. <persia> slytherin: I didn't give back jhope (or whatever). Just build-depending on sun-java5-jdk isn't enough, because the build-dependency on ant pulls in headless openjdk. You'll need to find some way to advise the build which JDK to use. <slytherin> persia: Got it. Will do over weekend. <persia> slytherin: Great. Poke me when you get it, and I'll try it, as I definitely have some time to focus on Java this weekend. * robilad apologizes for missing the last meeting, on the road since yesterday until tomorrow <persia> robilad: No worries. This close to release, there's not much we can do other than maybe get some plans together for jaunty, and publish some specs for discussion/approval. <persia> Unless you have some RC issue you want to raise? <robilad> nope <robilad> I'm loving intrepid so far ;) <persia> It's a bit of an improvement on the Java front :) <persia> For the next meeting, I think we should try to get some specs together for the server stuff. <persia> I know Koon pretty much finished the maven spec, and is seeking an approver. <persia> Is there anything else we want to do other then get more stuff free, and maven? Surely something glassfish related. <robilad> good question - i think the next important bit would be the osgi support (felix) <persia> Right. We'll need a bit of a roadmap to give to developers at UDS (in December), including a list of targets, and some specs to get completed. <persia> We'll want to have those drafted in the next 6 weeks or so, so if there's nothing RC outstanding for you, that's probably the best target. <robilad> ok, thanks <cfm> persia: Ah, that makes sense, thanks! I'm going with sun for now purely because of those dependencies. <persia> cfm: Makes sense. Depending on your use, you may be happy with the intrepid upgrade in another month or so. #ubuntu-java 2008-10-05 <pcjey> hello #ubuntu-java 2008-10-06 <tushar> hi m new to java can any1 tell me how to take input from keyboard in java #ubuntu-java 2008-10-08 <ChaoticXSinZ> hello <ChaoticXSinZ> can someone tell me how i can load a library from within a package eg load net.sf.app.<library>.jar <herroworld> heys <ChaoticXSinZ> cbx time <herroworld> ChaoticXSinZ: The time is now Tue Oct 07 19:42:42 EDT 2008 <ChaoticXSinZ> cbx sendmefile others 1 <ChaoticXSinZ> cbx sendmefile other_stuff 1 <ChaoticXSinZ> cbx randquote <herroworld> Computer games don't affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms, munching magic pills and listening to repetitive electronic music. <ChaoticXSinZ> cbx randquote <herroworld> Computer dating is fine, if you're a computer. <ChaoticXSinZ> cbx randquote <herroworld> Failure is not an option -- it comes bundled with Windows. <ChaoticXSinZ> cbx randquote <herroworld> The man who smiles when things go wrong has thought of someone to blame it on. <ChaoticXSinZ> cbx randquote <herroworld> The man who smiles when things go wrong has thought of someone to blame it on. <ChaoticXSinZ> cbx randquote <herroworld> The man who smiles when things go wrong has thought of someone to blame it on. <ChaoticXSinZ> cbx randquote <herroworld> You laugh because I'm different........... I laugh cause I just farted! <ChaoticXSinZ> cbx randquote <herroworld> Never take life seriously. Nobody gets out alive anyway. <ChaoticXSinZ> cbx randquote <herroworld> The man who smiles when things go wrong has thought of someone to blame it on. <ChaoticXSinZ> cbx randquote <herroworld> Men are like bank accounts. Without a lot of money they don't generate a lot of interest. <vmische> are there still regular java team meetings? <persia> vmische, Thursdays at 14:00 UTC <vmische> thanks <Koon> doko: would you agree to be named as approver for https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/maven-packaging-support ? <doko> Koon: is this for jaunty? <persia> Decidedly for jaunty. <Koon> doko: the plan would be to try to have at least minimum packages for jaunty, yes <doko> I assume I should do that ... <Koon> doko: cool :) <Koon> note: that's clearly a hack, but hopefully it is the less worse hack possible. <persia>
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