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Hi all, 


I was wondering if anyone knew of a program that could convert a program that was written for an X window to a Java script?


Thanx in advance,

Swen

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>>>>> On Tue, 20 Jul 1999 14:12:04 -0700, Swen Kabis <swen@wavefire.com> said:

Swen> I was wondering if anyone knew of a program that could convert a
Swen> program that was written for an X window to a Java script?

Hi,

Your question doesn't make sense.

The X Window System is a graphical environment.  JavaScript is a
programming language, typically used for enhancement of web-based user
interfaces or customization of web server applications.  JavaScript
has nothing to do with the Java programming language, which is the
topic of discussion on the freebsd-java list, to which you posted.

If you want to make an X program work under Java, that's really not
sensible, either.  You need to find the language of the original
program and look for a way to help automate the process of converting
that to Java.  If it uses X for graphics, then you'll also need
something to convert the X graphical toolkit calls to Java's AWT or
Swing toolkit calls.

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[ Sorry for the empty message I originally sent.  Emailers are unforgiving... ]

For all FreeBSD Java information, please checkout the WWW page.

	http://www.freebsd.org/java

A new release has been made to fix a couple bugs in the old release.
These include the older 'UDP broadcast' bug that was patched in the old
release, and a new bug that involved floating point calculations on
multi-threaded appliations.  In particular, the floating point bug is
especially insedious, and has existed in all FreeBSD JDK's since 1.1.6.

Please updates to the most recent version, especially if you're doing
*ANY* FPU work, as the old version would product bogus results in
certain cases.

- The FreeBSD Java Porting Team


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>The X Window System is a graphical environment.  JavaScript is a

>programming language, typically used for enhancement of web-based user

>interfaces or customization of web server applications.  JavaScript

>has nothing to do with the Java programming language, which is the

>topic of discussion on the freebsd-java list, to which you posted.

I made a mistake, didn't mean to write 'script'...


>If you want to make an X program work under Java, that's really not

>sensible, either.  You need to find the language of the original

>program and look for a way to help automate the process of converting

>that to Java.  If it uses X for graphics, then you'll also need

>something to convert the X graphical toolkit calls to Java's AWT or

>Swing toolkit calls.

Thats exactly it... I'm looking for a program to convert some game code from a GNOME desktop enviroment and convert it to java.

As far as i know, i have to convert from c++ to java, and then do the graphical call changes...


can anyone help me out?


Swen

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On Tuesday, 20th July 1999, Nate Williams wrote:

>A new release has been made to fix a couple bugs in the old release.

Thank you!  Gush!  Gush!  Praise!  (Hmm, was that a bit too much? :-)

>Please updates to the most recent version, especially if you're doing
>*ANY* FPU work, as the old version would product bogus results in
>certain cases.

Everyone should upgrade.  We were bitten by floating point failures in
the java date routines.  Have a look at java.util.GregorianCalendar some
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From owner-freebsd-java  Wed Jul 21 23:52:18 1999
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What version of FreeBSD are you using?  If its 2.2.x then you've downloaded
the wrong version of the JDK.

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Hi everyone ,,

i have installed freeBSD 2.2.8 and jdk-1.1.8
Q) i want to install Graphical user interface
GUI ,is it nessary to install XFree86.

Q)I have read a document jdk 1.1 for freeBSD
so how can i set up my DISPLAY environment.

Q)What is the meanning of AWT component ?

thanks

wadia 

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From owner-freebsd-java  Sat Jul 24  9:56:11 1999
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> i have installed freeBSD 2.2.8 and jdk-1.1.8
> Q) i want to install Graphical user interface
> GUI ,is it nessary to install XFree86.

Yes.

> Q)I have read a document jdk 1.1 for freeBSD
> so how can i set up my DISPLAY environment.

Once you have installed XFree86, read the X man page.  In general, you
won't need to set DISPLAY unless you are doing things remotely (i.e.
this shouldn't be an issue for you).

> Q)What is the meanning of AWT component ?

I'm not sure I understand the question.  AWT = Abstract Window Toolkit
(I think :) and is a graphical toolkit for Java which has essentially
been superseded by the Swing toolkit.

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> > Q)What is the meanning of AWT component ?
> 
> I'm not sure I understand the question.  AWT = Abstract Window Toolkit
> (I think :) and is a graphical toolkit for Java which has essentially
> been superseded by the Swing toolkit.

Close, but not quite.  AWT is the 'base' functionality for GUI
functionality.  However, large portions of Swing are based upon the AWT
(extend AWT components), so Swing is more like a superset of the AWT
functionality, at least in its current unix instantiations.




Nate


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