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dear sirs,
kindly send me complete tutorials
thanks
Aon Ali
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On Sun, 8 Oct 2000, Manzar wrote:
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> dear sirs,
> kindly send me complete tutorials
> thanks
You can access them at http://java.sun.com .
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Hi,
I haven't followed the recent developments very close, but can we already ship
a binary JDK for FreeBSD or do Nate and Gary still need to sign some papers or
so?
I hear ppl say that they use the linu-jdk1.2.2 port because the native FreeBSD
JDK is not available as a port yet, and that makes me sad ;-(
If backup mirrors are needed, you'll know where to find me. :)
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Hello,
>> Ernst de Haan wrote:
>> ppl say that they use the linu-jdk1.2.2 port because the native FreeBSD
>> JDK is not available as a port yet, and that makes me sad ;-(
Why ppl use linux-jdk1.2.2 port ?
I compiled jdk1.2.2 for FreeBSD successfully, although that is not safety.
(by http://java.freebsd.org)
[masterpc@4eva][~]$ java -version
java version "1.2.2"
Classic VM (build jdk1.2.2-FreeBSD:root:2000/10/06-17:58, green threads,
nojit)
Then,
I have a question.
Is there any problem if jdk1.2.2-FreeBSD is available as a port ?
I think that it's better way to make jdk1.2.2 as a port although it's not
safety.
Is that wrong ?
I wanna know that what the problem is. -.-a
Justin.
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Works for me - patch level 10. I also recommend ShuJIT as your JIT. I just
had to alter the port Makefile to get it to use JDK1.2.2. No problems with
it so far - and it appears to be faster than TYA was.
[veldy@fuggle veldy]$ java -version
shuJIT for Sun JVM/IA-32 Copyright 1998,1999,2000 by SHUDO Kazuyuki
java version "1.2.2" Classic VM (build
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> Hello,
>
> >> Ernst de Haan wrote:
> >> ppl say that they use the linu-jdk1.2.2 port because the native FreeBSD
> >> JDK is not available as a port yet, and that makes me sad ;-(
>
> Why ppl use linux-jdk1.2.2 port ?
>
> I compiled jdk1.2.2 for FreeBSD successfully, although that is not safety.
> (by http://java.freebsd.org)
>
> [masterpc@4eva][~]$ java -version
> java version "1.2.2"
> Classic VM (build jdk1.2.2-FreeBSD:root:2000/10/06-17:58, green threads,
> nojit)
>
> Then,
> I have a question.
>
> Is there any problem if jdk1.2.2-FreeBSD is available as a port ?
>
> I think that it's better way to make jdk1.2.2 as a port although it's not
> safety.
>
> Is that wrong ?
>
> I wanna know that what the problem is. -.-a
>
>
> Justin.
>
>
>
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On Mon, 9 Oct 2000, Kwi-Hyun Choi wrote:
> Hello,
>
> >> Ernst de Haan wrote:
> >> ppl say that they use the linu-jdk1.2.2 port because the native FreeBSD
> >> JDK is not available as a port yet, and that makes me sad ;-(
>
> Why ppl use linux-jdk1.2.2 port ?
>
> I compiled jdk1.2.2 for FreeBSD successfully, although that is not safety.
> (by http://java.freebsd.org)
>
> [masterpc@4eva][~]$ java -version
> java version "1.2.2"
> Classic VM (build jdk1.2.2-FreeBSD:root:2000/10/06-17:58, green threads,
> nojit)
^^^^^
Yuck.
If a JIT is available, it speeds things up by a factor of ten (at
least, that's my experience on Linux with the LINPACK benchmark. I
don't know if the speedup would be as dramatic or not on FreeBSD, what
with the current lack of kernel threads--I'm not bitching, mind you,
just observing).
> Then, I have a question.
>
> Is there any problem if jdk1.2.2-FreeBSD is available as a port ?
>
> I think that it's better way to make jdk1.2.2 as a port although it's not
> safety.
>
> Is that wrong ?
>
> I wanna know that what the problem is. -.-a
There may be licensing issues.
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> I haven't followed the recent developments very close, but can we
> already ship a binary JDK for FreeBSD or do Nate and Gary still need
> to sign some papers or so?
I think you mean Greg, and yes. I was told Friday that the paperwork
should be happening this week, but I'm a slight bit suspicious after the
long wait we've had so for.
Nate
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> > I compiled jdk1.2.2 for FreeBSD successfully, although that is not safety.
> > (by http://java.freebsd.org)
> >
> > [masterpc@4eva][~]$ java -version
> > java version "1.2.2"
> > Classic VM (build jdk1.2.2-FreeBSD:root:2000/10/06-17:58, green threads,
> > nojit)
> ^^^^^
> Yuck.
>
> If a JIT is available, it speeds things up by a factor of ten (at
> least, that's my experience on Linux with the LINPACK benchmark. I
> don't know if the speedup would be as dramatic or not on FreeBSD, what
> with the current lack of kernel threads--I'm not bitching, mind you,
> just observing).
It gives tremendous speedups. As others have pointed out, ShuJIT,
OpenJIT,and TYA should all work. Unfortunately (or fortunately,
depending on your platform), HotSpot makes some assumptions about native
threads that other JIT's don't necessarily make, so much of the speedups
are moot when native threads aren't available.
> > Is there any problem if jdk1.2.2-FreeBSD is available as a port ?
There isn't a binary available, only patches. There's no automated way
to 'build' it as a port. Hopefully we'll have binaries sometime in my
lifetime. :(
Nate
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Hey N8,
Nate Williams wrote:
> > I haven't followed the recent developments very close, but can we
> > already ship a binary JDK for FreeBSD or do Nate and Gary still need
> > to sign some papers or so?
>
> I think you mean Greg, and yes. I was told Friday that the paperwork
> should be happening this week, but I'm a slight bit suspicious after the
> long wait we've had so for.
Yeah I did mean "Greg" :) Sorry Greg! And I think you mean "far" not "for" =P
Okay, but this is good news. I'm looking forward to a port. I must say that I
find the JDK I'm using (ps 9) very stable. I've used it for a couple of
months, without any problems. And Swing apps are *much* faster than on
Blackdown 1.2.2 RC3, but about the same speed as on the Sun Linux 1.3.0 JDK
(pre-release). I assume a native FreeBSD JDK 1.3 might give us a major
performance increase then :) I run all JDKs without a JIT.
Ernst
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> > > I haven't followed the recent developments very close, but can we
> > > already ship a binary JDK for FreeBSD or do Nate and Gary still need
> > > to sign some papers or so?
> >
> > I think you mean Greg, and yes. I was told Friday that the paperwork
> > should be happening this week, but I'm a slight bit suspicious after the
> > long wait we've had so for.
>
> Yeah I did mean "Greg" :) Sorry Greg! And I think you mean "far" not "for" =P
Urk.
> Okay, but this is good news. I'm looking forward to a port. I must say
> that I find the JDK I'm using (ps 9) very stable. I've used it for a
> couple of months, without any problems. And Swing apps are *much*
> faster than on Blackdown 1.2.2 RC3
That's *probably* because of the *LACK* of JIT. Try disabling the JIT
on Blackdown and/or Sun's JVM before running it and be suprised.
(And I'm being serious here. Swing apps and the JIT tend to be at odds,
for JDK1.2. JDK1.3 is supposedly better with HotSpot, although I have
no direct experience to verify that.)
> I assume a native FreeBSD JDK 1.3 might give us a major performance
> increase then :) I run all JDKs without a JIT.
Hmm, I'm actually suprised that the Linux JVM's are that much slower on
Swing apps w/out a JIT. Are you *SURE* there is no JIT being used?
Nate
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Hi Nate,
> > Okay, but this is good news. I'm looking forward to a port. I must say
> > that I find the JDK I'm using (ps 9) very stable. I've used it for a
> > couple of months, without any problems. And Swing apps are *much*
> > faster than on Blackdown 1.2.2 RC3
>
> That's *probably* because of the *LACK* of JIT. Try disabling the JIT
> on Blackdown and/or Sun's JVM before running it and be suprised.
Well, I *did* :)
> (And I'm being serious here. Swing apps and the JIT tend to be at odds,
> for JDK1.2. JDK1.3 is supposedly better with HotSpot, although I have
> no direct experience to verify that.)
>
> > I assume a native FreeBSD JDK 1.3 might give us a major performance
> > increase then :) I run all JDKs without a JIT.
>
> Hmm, I'm actually suprised that the Linux JVM's are that much slower on
> Swing apps w/out a JIT. Are you *SURE* there is no JIT being used?
I'm pretty sure:
bash-2.04$ set | grep JAVA_COMPILER
JAVA_COMPILER=NONE
I included this in my .profile, and I always use bash.
For the native FreeBSD JDK I get:
bash-2.04$ echo $JAVA_HOME && java -version
/home/ernst/prg/freebsd-jdk-1.2.2ps9
java version "1.2.2"
Classic VM (build jdk1.2.2-FreeBSD:ernst:2000/06/17-02:21, green threads, nojit)
For the Linux JDK from the ports:
bash-2.04$ echo $JAVA_HOME && java -version
/usr/local/linux-jdk1.2.2
java version "1.2.2" Classic VM (build Linux_JDK_1.2.2_RC4, green threads, nojit)
For the Sun Linux 1.3 JDK (pre-release):
bash-2.04$ echo $JAVA_HOME && java -version
/home/ernst/prg/sun-jdk-linux-1.3
java version "1.3.0beta_refresh"
Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.3.0beta_refresh-b09) Classic VM (build 1.3.0beta_refresh-b09, green threads, nojit)
:-)
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Ernst
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Subject: Re: JDK 1.2.2 for FreeBSD
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Nate Williams wrote:
> > > Is there any problem if jdk1.2.2-FreeBSD is available as a port ?
>
> There isn't a binary available, only patches. There's no automated way
> to 'build' it as a port. Hopefully we'll have binaries sometime in my
> lifetime. :(
Somebody _could_ do a source code based port though. There are examples in
the tree of ports which require people to go and download the source code
as they need to click on a license to get it.
That said, there are some things to note:
1. There will hopefully be a binary port soon.
2. The port would have, as a prerequisite, installing the Linux JDK so
it could bootstrap the compilation. This seems kinda silly from
some perspectives :).
3. You _might_ run into the InvokerGen problem as you have to bootstrap
with the Linux JDK.
In terms of our JDK ports in general, some clever soul may wish to submit
patches for the linux-jdk port which updates from the Blackdown RC4 to
the Blackdown FCS release. In fact, I should probably do this myself
since I've got it working happily at home. In fact, you don't even need
to be very clever, as the patches are quite easy :). Hmmm, looking at
port's Makefile I'm wondering why there is a RUN_DEPENDS line that features
the Linux libc.so.5 when we're installing a glibc2 binary? Kees Jan?
- Greg
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Hi!
I'd really like to know how to acces the full potential of jni in
FreeBSD.
I just can't seem to get it to work...
with linux-jdk1.2.2 you can't read the correct lib-file. (I suppose it
wants a linux shared library)
with jdk1.1.8 it can't find it, and I haven't found any documentation on
where to put the location information about the lib-file.
I'd be thankful for any help possible, if you know some links with
information about this, please don't hesitate to send them instantly =)
regards,
Henrik Nilsson
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Henrik Nilsson wrote:
> I'd really like to know how to acces the full potential of jni in
> FreeBSD.
> I just can't seem to get it to work...
> with linux-jdk1.2.2 you can't read the correct lib-file. (I suppose it
> wants a linux shared library)
It does indeed. You can make one for it if you install the linux_devtools
port and use the version of gcc contained in there. Alternatively I guess
you could build a linux cross-compiler from the gcc source code, but that
sounds way too keen to me :).
> with jdk1.1.8 it can't find it, and I haven't found any documentation on
> where to put the location information about the lib-file.
The environment variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH needs to contain the path where
the shared library can be found.
HTH!
- Greg
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Henrik Nilsson wrote:
> > The environment variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH needs to contain the path where
> > the shared library can be found.
> >
> > HTH!
>
> It shared some light on the matter, but things still looks a bit hazy =)
>
> I have put the libhello.so (a simple hello world printout thingy) in
> /usr/lib and it actually seems to find it. (because when I remove it I get
> cannot find libhello.so error)
Note what I said about LD_LIBRARY_PATH above. There is of course, the
other option, which you took, of placing the library into a system
directory which is searched for shared libraries as well. But in general
you'll have to set up LD_LIBRARY_PATH to include the directory where
your shared library resides.
> but if I follow the compile instructions from the jni tutorial on
> javasoft.com, it just doesn't work.
I don't know what those instructions are off hand. You need to compile
a shared library is the only requirement. If the JNI tutorial has
appropriate instructions for doing so with gcc then you should be ok.
It should be something like:
gcc -o libhello.so -shared -fpic hello.c
> The error I get is:"/usr/lib/libhello.so: unsupported file type
> (libhello.so)"
Determine if its actually a shared library. The 'file' command is your
friend. E.g.,
# file /usr/lib/libc.so.4
/usr/lib/libc.so.4: ELF 32-bit LSB shared object, Intel 80386, version 1 (FreeBSD), stripped
> Maybe I haven't compiled it properly, have any thoughts on that?
See above.
- Greg
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Hi all!
I want to create a binary package of our program (http://ovt.irfu.se)
for FreeBSD. So the question is if I can include swing.jar in it?
Are there any license limitations ?
Yuri Khotyaintsev
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Speaking as someone who is supporting Java/JNI of FreeBSD for a commercial
app, putting JNI's into a path already named by ldconfig (/usr/local/lib,
for example) has yielded the best results.
Scott
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Subject: Re: Re: native java on freebsd
Henrik Nilsson wrote:
> > The environment variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH needs to contain the path where
> > the shared library can be found.
> >
> > HTH!
>
> It shared some light on the matter, but things still looks a bit hazy =)
>
> I have put the libhello.so (a simple hello world printout thingy) in
> /usr/lib and it actually seems to find it. (because when I remove it I get
> cannot find libhello.so error)
Note what I said about LD_LIBRARY_PATH above. There is of course, the
other option, which you took, of placing the library into a system
directory which is searched for shared libraries as well. But in general
you'll have to set up LD_LIBRARY_PATH to include the directory where
your shared library resides.
> but if I follow the compile instructions from the jni tutorial on
> javasoft.com, it just doesn't work.
I don't know what those instructions are off hand. You need to compile
a shared library is the only requirement. If the JNI tutorial has
appropriate instructions for doing so with gcc then you should be ok.
It should be something like:
gcc -o libhello.so -shared -fpic hello.c
> The error I get is:"/usr/lib/libhello.so: unsupported file type
> (libhello.so)"
Determine if its actually a shared library. The 'file' command is your
friend. E.g.,
# file /usr/lib/libc.so.4
/usr/lib/libc.so.4: ELF 32-bit LSB shared object, Intel 80386, version 1
(FreeBSD), stripped
> Maybe I haven't compiled it properly, have any thoughts on that?
See above.
- Greg
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> I want to create a binary package of our program (http://ovt.irfu.se)
> for FreeBSD. So the question is if I can include swing.jar in it?
> Are there any license limitations ?
You need to speak with Sun for legal advice, but as I understand it (I'm
no lawyer), it shouldn't be an issue.
However, if you use newer versions of the JDK/JRE (1.2 or later), Swing
is included as part of the base package.
Nate
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Hi,
I have the problem that when I start a java programm with
java javaprogramm
the system replys (always)
/usr/libexec/ld-elf.so.1: Shared object "libxpg4.so.2" not found
I have jdk.1.1.8 succesfully installed on my freebsd 4.1 stable
I also installed port /usr/ports/x11/XFree86-aoutlibs successfully!
Who can help me?
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Hi folks,
I would like to inform you that I created skeleton for building native jdk1.2.2
and put it into official ports collection (java/jdk12-beta). This port is
expected to make building/installation of jdk significantly easier, so the user
would only need to d/l appropriate files (jdk sources from Sun and FreeBSD
patchset), put it into usual place and do make install. I will appreciate any
comments/patches/suggestions etc. about this port. Also it would be nice if
someone will insert appropriate news entry onto FreeBSD Java pages, as well as
update appropriate building instructions.
-Maxim
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> I would like to inform you that I created skeleton for building native
> jdk1.2.2 and put it into official ports collection (java/jdk12-beta).
Thanks!
> Also it would be nice if someone will insert appropriate news entry
> onto FreeBSD Java pages, as well as update appropriate building
> instructions.
That would be Patrick's ball.
Nate
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Maxim Sobolev wrote:
> Also it would be nice if
> someone will insert appropriate news entry onto FreeBSD Java pages, as well as
> update appropriate building instructions.
Will do!
Patrick
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> I would like to inform you that I created skeleton for building native jdk1.2.2
> and put it into official ports collection (java/jdk12-beta). This port is
> expected to make building/installation of jdk significantly easier, so the user
> would only need to d/l appropriate files (jdk sources from Sun and FreeBSD
> patchset), put it into usual place and do make install. I will appreciate any
> comments/patches/suggestions etc. about this port. Also it would be nice if
> someone will insert appropriate news entry onto FreeBSD Java pages, as well as
> update appropriate building instructions.
Great work Maxim!
Here are some comments, but please consider them in terms of me not
knowing all that much about the ports system though :).
1. There is a mirror for the patchsets (kindly provided by Edward Wolpert)
at http://java2.freebsd.methodsystems.com/java/jdk.html
2. In the RUN_DPEENDS you have
${X11BASE}/lib/X11/fonts/URW/fonts.dir:${PORTSDIR}/x11-fonts/urwfonts
They are only required if you install the optional font.properties
file that come with the patchset (although I think I may have
accidentally left it out of patchset 10, let me check that).
3. As further enhancements you might want to add a couple of options:
WITH_DPS:
This might be complicated since people need at least
XFree86-4-libraries installed. However, if they've done this
they need to have put stuff in a non-standard place unless they
have the whole of XFree86-4 installed. So really the dependency
is XFree86-4. You'd then need something like this in MAKE_ENV
MAKE_ENV= ALT_BOOTDIR="${JDK12DIR}" \
.if defined(WITH_DPS)
HAVE_DPS="yes" \
ALT_DPS_DIR="${X11BASE}" \
.else
HAVE_DPS="no" \
.endif
WITH_JPDA:
If people want the JPDA functionality they can download some extra
code. This is needed for things like JBuilder. Let me think
how we could do that well. Will get in touch about it. I
think I need to do version 2 of the JPDA patches first, or maybe
just incorporate it all into the JDK patchset. Hmmm.
WITH_LESSTIF:
Some people might want to build with Lesstif instead of Open Motif,
although that would be a bad choice in general since Lesstif
currently exhibits more graphics problems.
4. Should there also be a jre12-beta port which uses this port but installs
from the JRE image directory instead of the JDK image directory?
5. Could there be a post-install notice suggesting people may want to
consider installing one of the JITs? Do the current JIT ports work
with your new JDK 1.2.2 port?
This is terrific. Thank you so much!
Now, everybody submit your favourite JDK 1.2 based ports!
- Greg
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D'oh. One more comment.
This port is i386 only for the moment. We need some assembler code written
to make the Alpha work.
- Greg
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Greg Lewis wrote:
> > I would like to inform you that I created skeleton for building native jdk1.2.2
> > and put it into official ports collection (java/jdk12-beta). This port is
> > expected to make building/installation of jdk significantly easier, so the user
> > would only need to d/l appropriate files (jdk sources from Sun and FreeBSD
> > patchset), put it into usual place and do make install. I will appreciate any
> > comments/patches/suggestions etc. about this port. Also it would be nice if
> > someone will insert appropriate news entry onto FreeBSD Java pages, as well as
> > update appropriate building instructions.
>
> Great work Maxim!
>
> Here are some comments, but please consider them in terms of me not
> knowing all that much about the ports system though :).
>
> [...]
>
> This is terrific. Thank you so much!
>
> Now, everybody submit your favourite JDK 1.2 based ports!
Greg, thank you for comments. I'll considering them to enhance the port.
-Maxim
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