[WarpCast] Yet Another Java 1.1.8 Service Refresh - 11/06/99 |
PMView: The ultimate in image viewing Major update coming soon! Watch http://www.pmview.com/ for details ********************************************************************* Source: Mark Dodel (madodel@ptdprolog.net) Moderator: Christopher B. Wright (wrightc@dtcweb.com) ********************************************************************** From a post on IBM's Hursley News server by Peter Horsenell of IBM UK ( news://ncc.hursley.ibm.com/ibmpub.java.os2 ): A new service refresh(That is an update for the base installed version) of Java 118 for OS/2 is now available. The build version is o118-19991026 and can be accessed at: ftp://ftp.hursley.ibm.com/pub/java/fixes/os2/11/118 It includes the following fixes: - Font creation is not threadsafe - Monospaced font is proportionally spaced for Korean - Mouse inoperative using Swing with AWT - The idlj compiler does not work for bounded strings. - DBCS corrections for far eastern languages. - JIT assert in rt86xstack_.c Line:500 - Z caron missing on cp1252 - MenuShortcuts for Function Keys Displayed Wrong - java_g with the -prof option can hang the JVM - Hang involving popup menus - Unknown size of zip entry is 0 instead of -1 - Incorrect repids generated by idlj compiler - Applet does not read Umlaut characters - General focus problems with OS - Custom class loader causes JNI panic in native methods - rmic -classpath defect for jar and zip files - Cannot obtain FVD for value type with String - IDL valuetype unmarshalling fails with #pragma prefix - RMI-IIOP runtime code does not work with other Java ORBs - rmic with -iiop does not find actual implemented interface - Stubs reused after connection broken - SanFran: Slow JVM with backslash in CLASSPATH - Access violation - gc during obj manipulation - Inheritance error for abstract interface in generated IDL - Mapping private data for custom valuetypes ------------------------------------------------------- To subscribe, unsubscribe, or for more information on WarpCast, visit: http://www.warpcast.com/ -------------------------------------------------------