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Hi
is unmanaged code is native code?what is differnece
any boduy help me.
Duplicate: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/855756/difference-between-native-and-managed-code
Started by Cute on
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And routinely a small guy comes around and cleans out their nappies .
This is C/ C++ etc get poop all over the place.
They poop up the whole place and get poop into places that they shouldn't.
Where.
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Hello dears.... pls post ur native place... almost all will be from vatakara nearby... so pls specify the exact location(like kuttyadi, villyappally, moorad ... etc)
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Hai everybody,how are you.I am from madappally iam from Cherandathoor only 12 kms from vatakara... .
Vatakara-thiruvallur road.
Am from Kaiveli, 4Kms from Kakkattil(Vatakara- Kuttyadi rout) am from bank road stop in between kuttoth and keezhal.4 km from vatakara .
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I am using the recently released Glassfish v3 and while using native libraries glassfish would intermittently complain glassfish SEVERE: java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Native Library already loaded in another classloader
The procedure to load native ...
Started by mglmnc on
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Second thing: each web in coding native code to allow ....
You are working with a web application, a best practice is to not place the native librariesFirst thing: a given native class can only be loaded into one class loader.
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What is the 'correct' way to store a native pointer inside a Java object?
I could treat the pointer as a Java int , if I happen to know that native pointers are <= 32 bits in size, or a Java long if I happen to know that native pointers are <= 6...
Started by Daniel Cassidy on
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I assume.
Int s and long s are better reserved for storing numeric values .
A better way might by to store it in a byte array, since native pointers aren't very Java-ish in the first place.
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So, Ruby 1.9.1 is now declared stable . Rails is supposed to work with it and slowly gems are being ported to it.
It has native threads.... and a global interpreter lock.
Since a GIL is in place, do native threads offer any kind of benefit over green ...
Started by Sam Saffron on
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The native.
The class name is the same.
The ruby threads in 1.9 are native, but they have been "slowed down" to allow only one thread to run as thread unsafe to prevent it from being used with Threads.
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Hi,
I have some native code which returns a jbyteArray (so byte[] on the Java side) and I want to return null. However, I run into problems if I simply return 0 in place of the jbyteArray.
Some more information: The main logic is in Java, the native method...
Started by Dan on
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If possible you should return some Empty implementations like
return new ArrayList(); return new byte[0]; return new EmptySomeObjectImpl();
Than you do not have worried about NullPointerExceptions
if (error =... .
I do not like the solution to return NULL.
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Hi,
1) Is it possible to send GPS coordinates, a name and hyperlink to a kind of Google map API so that it shows a map, some places with a name and whenever a user clicks on a place would go to a URL ?
2) If so, is it possible to attach this map as a ...
Started by Fabio on
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See this link, it has a nice tutorial on integrating maps in iPhone applications: Maps tutorial
Google:
http://www.invasivecode.com/2009/07/adding-maps-to-your-iphone-app-mapkit/ http://blog.objectgraph.com/index.php/2009/04/02/iphone-sdk-30-playing-... .
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Native web services is a new feature of the XML DB technology. In google i found that it`s very close to SOA.
Can anyone simply explain: 1) what is the main usage of Native web services 2) what is the main difference of XML DB 11g and previous XML DB ...
Started by drnk on
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One available service lets when you use the latter service; ... .
Privileges and New Oracle XML DB Privileges Web Services In-Place XML Schema Evolution Support applications can access Oracle Database using native Oracle XML DB Web services.
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I have a couple of native applications written in C++ and C#. These are legacy applications that require data sharing between them. Currently, data sharing is through import/export of text file in some proprietary format. We are currently looking at integrating...
Started by Suresh Kumar on
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If they aren't already) wrap them with a JNI layer place the DLLs in the root folder of your plugin call.
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We're about to build a Blackberry application but would love some input on whether to implement using J2ME (MIDlet based) or Blackberry native (UIApplication).
I understand some of the tradeoffs. J2ME will be more flexible if we want to port the app to...
Started by Eric on
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Finally there are ....
And you still have better detail about input events.
It's all about the BB UI classes and get better performance going the BlackBerry native app route.
Definitely go the BlackBerry native route.
Code as the MIDP app).
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