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Re: Run Time Error in 'return functions->FindClass(this, name)'

26-Jul-10 6:23

ravi120486 wrote:
Plzz help.

You will need to show some of your code, both Java and C for me to have any possibility of seeing how you are getting to this point.

BTW please don't rely to your own messages as I don't get a notification of the update.

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ravi12048626-Jul-10 6:46

ravi120486

26-Jul-10 6:46

I am not posting the entire code,Tell me if its sufficient

Following is my Code:

int MyAPI(Parameters* Params, int i) {
     .
     .
     .
    JNIEnv *env;
    JavaVM *jvm;
    JavaVMInitArgs vm_args;
 	char clspath[400]="-Djava.class.path=";

    resCheckVM = JNI_GetCreatedJavaVMs(&jvm, bufLen, &nVMs);
    if( resCheckVM < 0 || nVMs < 1 )
	{
	.
	.
	.
	 JNI_GetDefaultJavaVMInitArgs(&vm_args);
	 fflush(stdout);
	 res = JNI_CreateJavaVM(&jvm,(void**)&env,&vm_args);
	 if (res < 0)
   	     fprintf(stderr, "Failed to Create JVM.\n");
	 }
    else
	{
	 fflush(stdout);
	 res = (jvm)->AttachCurrentThread((void**)&env, NULL);
	 if (res < 0)
   	   fprintf(stderr, "Failed attaching current thread to JVM.\n");
	 }
		 
    cls = (env)->FindClass(Params[i].lib);
	
	if (cls == 0)
    {
      fprintf(stderr, "Can't find Prog class \n",Params[i].lib);
      return 1;
    }
        {
          fprintf(stderr, "Can't find function \n");
          return 1;
         }
         
.
.
.

		 return 0;

}

Here I am getting this message "Failed to Create JVM."
Then a run time error at FindClass(Params[i].lib).

Re: Run Time Error in 'return functions->FindClass(this, name)'

Richard MacCutchan26-Jul-10 9:01

Re: Run Time Error in 'return functions->FindClass(this, name)'

26-Jul-10 9:01

ravi120486 wrote:
Here I am getting this message "Failed to Create JVM."

Well, I don't think anything will work after this. If you have not managed to instantiate the JVM then your application should die as there is nothing further it can do.

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ravi12048627-Jul-10 23:24

ravi120486

27-Jul-10 23:24

Hey Richard,
Can u tell me the reasons why JVM creation might have failed , so that i can loook for it .

Regards,
Ravi

Re: Run Time Error in 'return functions->FindClass(this, name)'

Richard MacCutchan28-Jul-10 1:31

Re: Run Time Error in 'return functions->FindClass(this, name)'

28-Jul-10 1:31

You should check the JNI error code returned from your call to JNI_CreateJavaVM(); I would also check the values of your input parameters prior to the call to ensure all are correct.

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Richard MacCutchan28-Jul-10 9:10

JSF,AJAX notofications using javascript

28-Jul-10 9:10

Ravi,
I have been doing some more testing and figure that some of your code is not needed and some needs correcting.

The call to JNI_GetCreatedJavaVMs() will never succeed as you do not have any created VMs at that point. Also this call is not used in newer versions so can be removed.
The call to JNI_GetDefaultJavaVMInitArgs() is no longer necessary and does not serve any purpose.
Before calling JNI_CreateJavaVM() you need to initialize your vm_args structure with the correct values as described here[^]

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zamalkawe24-Jul-10 22:41

zamalkawe

24-Jul-10 22:41

Dear all,

I need to implement a javascript function that triggers an AJAX refresh request every 2 seconds in JSF page.

thnx

Nagy Vilmos25-Jul-10 0:33

Nagy Vilmos

25-Jul-10 0:33

Did you know java and javascript are different?
And why do you need to refresh using it?

There is a simple and very easy way to refresh a page, irispective of the server implimentation:

<HEAD>
  [... stuff ...]
  <META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" CONTENT = 2>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
  [... stuff ...]
</BODY>

Panic, Chaos, Destruction.
My work here is done.

or "Drink. Get drunk. Fall over." - P O'H

zamalkawe25-Jul-10 4:06

zamalkawe

25-Jul-10 4:06

Dear all,

i need to refresh ONLY part of a jsf page using AJAX every 2 seconds

e.g.: facebook notifications

David Skelly25-Jul-10 22:14

David Skelly

25-Jul-10 22:14

Did you try searching Google for "jsf ajax"? There are a lot of articles and tutorials showing you how to use AJAX with JSF.

Or there is IceFaces which is a JSF-AJAX library although that may be a bit OTT for you if this is just a very simple requirement.

How to determine given file is a class file?

Ravi Sant19-Apr-11 3:54

Ravi Sant

19-Apr-11 3:54

This is a Java forum and Javascript is different cup of coffee!

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Memory usage

002comp18-Jul-10 20:56

002comp

18-Jul-10 20:56

Hello Friends

One of my java application is using around 70MB when I checked through Task Manager.I tried to monitor through java profiler then there it is showing 4MB Heap memory and 64Mb non Heap Memory.
And In actual application is not taking this much memory So i want to reduce this memroy consumption.

Any Ideas Guys.
Thanks & Regards
Yogesh

Re: Memory usage

Nagy Vilmos19-Jul-10 21:12

Nagy Vilmos

19-Jul-10 21:12

This isn't a particulary large amount of memory, but then it depends on the app. If it's HelloWorld then it's way too much, if it's a word clone then you're doing well.

Seriously, check that you are not duplicating objects, two references to the same object uses less memory than two instances. Don't hold objects once they are no longer needed. Do you have a collection of objects that are rarely used, maybe you can optimise there by only holding in memory what is used.

Panic, Chaos, Destruction.
My work here is done.

or "Drink. Get drunk. Fall over." - P O'H

Re: Memory usage

002comp19-Jul-10 23:50

002comp

19-Jul-10 23:50

Thanks A Lot Mr.Nagy For ur valuable time to my answer.

Regards
Yogesh

glitteringsound13-Jul-10 20:43

glitteringsound

13-Jul-10 20:43

Hello,

I need to determine that whether given file is a class file or not? Perhaps I may change the extension to .exe/.xml or some other . I need to dtermine that given file if a class file will be parsed differently and if it would be some other, it'll be parsed in that manner.

How can we determine by reading class file format if, How can we read programatically class file format?
Regards
Usman

Cedric Moonen13-Jul-10 20:53

Cedric Moonen

13-Jul-10 20:53

What are you trying to do exactly ? What is the reason why you want to do something like that ?

Are you talking about .java files ?

glitteringsound wrote:
How can we read programatically class file format?

A class loader does that for you.

Cédric Moonen
Software developer

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glitteringsound13-Jul-10 20:56

glitteringsound

13-Jul-10 20:56

I need to just read and parse programatically Java class file header. So that I can determine weather its class file or not. I need that one to determine in my case. Possibly not in usual cases but just in my case.

Cedric Moonen13-Jul-10 21:00

Cedric Moonen

13-Jul-10 21:00

glitteringsound wrote:
I need to just read and parse programatically Java class file header.

What do you mean by header ? Confused | :confused:

But you still didn't answer my question, you merely repeated your first post: what is the reason why you want to do something like that ? Your request seems really akward, so it would help a lot to understand your question if you provide the context.

Cédric Moonen
Software developer

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OpenGL game tutorial in C++

glitteringsound13-Jul-10 21:12

glitteringsound

13-Jul-10 21:12

Respectfully
Sir,

I am working on app (kind of framework) which parse and extract function signatures and populate them on GUI. This needs to be first determine weather given file is a class file, Win32 File or COM Exe/DLL, Js or HTML file.(As in my case these all files can be made as input to framework by the user). This needs to parse given file format (probably headers)first to determine whether given file is within above mentioned context or not.?

Regards
Usman

Cedric Moonen13-Jul-10 21:19

Cedric Moonen

13-Jul-10 21:19

glitteringsound wrote:
I am working on app (kind of framework) which parse and extract function signatures and populate them on GUI.

Are the classes loaded in your application ? If yes, it would be much easier to use reflection to extract the information about the classes and methods (you won't need to do the parsing yourself, which is not an easy job).

glitteringsound wrote:
This needs to parse given file format (probably headers)first to determine whether given file is within above mentioned context or not.?

A class file is just a text file, so there's no "header" (like for instance in a binary file) containing info about the file. You could check the extension though (it should be .java).

Cédric Moonen
Software developer

Charting control [v3.0]
OpenGL game tutorial in C++

Upendra Jariya28-Jul-10 4:30

Upendra Jariya

28-Jul-10 4:30

Hope, this is something of your interest...

http://www.rgagnon.com/javadetails/java-0487.html[^]

The above code is in Java.

If you program for MFC, Windows API provides sufficient support for analysis of file headers.

Another useful information can be read here:

http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jvms/second_edition/html/ClassFile.doc.html[^]

~UJ.

Richard MacCutchan13-Jul-10 22:15