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I spent a ton of time developing a java application as an interface to a unix file system. We use xterm and I use a lot of swing elements to make the interface user friendly. The user will start the...

It was a firewall issue. How do you mark these threads closed?

Yes. $! gives Unknown error. Not too helpful. I also tried Reuse => 1 and it took longer, but still gave the same result. If it is a firewall issue, why can I connect from my pc, but not one in the...

The port is open. I'm able to connect from my pc at my office. The unix machine is located in another office in another state. If I try to connect to unix from windows using a pc in the other office,...

I'm using perl to connect to a port on a unix box from a windows machine. The unix box is located in a remote office and I'm able to connect just fine from my desktop at work across the network. But...

I understand that a SIGWINCH signal is generated when you resize the window, but SIGWINCH doesn't impart the new width and height of the window, does it? I'm beating my head against the wall with...

Thanks. I'm looking at resizeterm. It appears it is being called with the new width and height of the window, but I'm not sure what is providing that information. Is there a way to query for that...

I'm working with an extremely outdated and old system at work. We do not have ncurses, but we do have curses. I need to make a user interface for users connecting with xterm. One issue I've...

XManager 2.0 is full of bugs. I'm unable to create java Swing components without causing all kinds of undesired effects.

The problem I'm having seems to be inherent in XManager 2.0. They fixed the issue in XManager 3.0.

Thank you for your help. XManager 2.0 does not work, but XManager 3.0 does. Unfortunately, I'm going to have to come up with another solution because getting XManager 3.0 installed on everyone's pc's...

XManager 2.0. That's good to know.

xclock works. I haven't found any logging capability of the XManager application. No other x server software that I know of.

Perhaps my newbie status is showing through a bit much and I'm not explaining things correctly. The end user of my application is on a Windows XP pc. They connect to our UNIX machines via XManager,...

We use XManager. The problem is, I can't ask everyone in my company to start using a new terminal program. I either have to solve the problem by setting something with a shell script before creating...

Not ignoring you. Just trying to come up with alternate solutions since nothing is working.

I'd like to be able to run a java program that utilizes the Swing libraries from an X Terminal interface to our UNIX box at work. At the command-line, if I type java SomeProgram where SomeProgram...

You're not going to be able to use a single regular expression to accomplish that. You might try something like:

if ($str !~ /([a-z]).*\1/ && $str =~ /^[a-z]+$/) {
...
}

We use a Unix terminal emulator like xterm at work to connect to our Unix machines from our PCs. I need to set up an interactive form that can display form elements (like toggle, radio, buttons,...

Thanks, calv. You hit the nail on the head. For some reason I thought .java files had to be compiled on the architecture being used. But it's the JVM that interprets the .class files.

At work we use HP-UX B.11.11 U (garnished from uname -a), but they have not installed a development environment for java. There is, however, a runtime environment set up. I've been attempting to...