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  • Aljo_
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    Message to Sun Microsystems...

    Dear Sun,

    I bought a really nice book about Java ("En dan is er ... Java" by Gertjan
    Laan), and bought JBuilder9.

    I am very impressed by the Java programming language.

    Between 1984 and 1986 I studied computer science at Utrecht University, so I
    know the basics of programming.

    I was working on Java applet number 5, when I got a Run Time error, so at
    first I figured I had made a mistake. So I wrote about it on a newsgroup and
    someone suggested it was a bug in Java. Which I refused to believe at first.
    Then however I had put my code online, and someone had compiled it and
    running on a Sun computer. But the same person who wrote me this, informed
    me that with the MSVM he got the same run time error like me.

    So if my program doesn't work because of a bug in the Virtual Machine, then
    how am I going to fix that? I downloaded a Java plug-in from java.com but
    that doesn't fix the VM problem.

    Please explain to me what to do! Because this is the last thing I expected.
    And I am sure you've got a way around this problem.

    Java is really a lot of fun to work on, and I was hoping you could make it
    run fine on my PC too! Can you?

    Greetings, Aljo Wijnands_ (Amersfoort, NL)


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    • De Kameel
      #2
      Re: Message to Sun Microsystems...

      Aljo_ wrote:
      [color=blue]
      > So if my program doesn't work because of a bug in the Virtual Machine,
      > then how am I going to fix that[/color]

      Make a workaround. There's probably another way to realize the same thing,
      isn't there?

      De Kameel

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        • Michael N. Christoff
          #3
          Re: Message to Sun Microsystems...


          "Aljo_" <aljo_ribw@hotm ail.com> wrote in message
          news:cfln8n$a5l $1@reader10.wxs .nl...[color=blue]
          > Dear Sun,
          >
          > I bought a really nice book about Java ("En dan is er ... Java" by Gertjan
          > Laan), and bought JBuilder9.
          >
          > I am very impressed by the Java programming language.
          >
          > Between 1984 and 1986 I studied computer science at Utrecht University, so[/color]
          I[color=blue]
          > know the basics of programming.
          >
          > I was working on Java applet number 5, when I got a Run Time error, so at
          > first I figured I had made a mistake. So I wrote about it on a newsgroup[/color]
          and[color=blue]
          > someone suggested it was a bug in Java. Which I refused to believe at[/color]
          first.[color=blue]
          > Then however I had put my code online, and someone had compiled it and
          > running on a Sun computer. But the same person who wrote me this, informed
          > me that with the MSVM he got the same run time error like me.
          >[/color]

          Then shouldn't the ones you complain to be Microsoft? They haven't
          signifigantly updated the MSVM in at least 4 years I believe (if not more).



          l8r, Mike N. Christoff



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