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["Clint Simmons" <>]

Rich,

Sorry for the LONG delay in my reply -everyone.

Upgrading from (sun) j2sdk1.4.2_16 to (sun) jdk1.5.0_14 fixed the
compile issues.

I have no idea how to actually utilize janalyze now that's its compiled
:)
If anyone has any pointers, scripts or code to make things easier it
would be greatly appreciated.

Startup:
"/usr/local/sbin/web100srv -r -a -i eth0 --snaplog &"

Thanks,
Clint Simmons
Network Engineer
Equifax Enabling Technologies

-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Carlson 
[mailto:]
 
Sent: Friday, December 07, 2007 10:34 AM
To: Clint Simmons; 

Subject: Re: Janalize compile problem

Hi Clint;

I've been swamped with other things and I saw that Jakub responded to 
this too, so this may be a solved problem.  In any case.,,  Are you 
sure that you are picking up the Sun sdk version of javac (which 
javac)?  I've had problems using the non-Sun version that gets 
installed with one of the gcc packages.  Resetting the PATH variable 
to list the Sun sdk's bin dir before /usr/bin solved this for me.

Rich

At 04:52 PM 12/5/2007, Clint Simmons wrote:

>In a last resort I've decided to see if anyone else is having the same
>compile issues I'm having with "janalyze"?
>
>
>NDT-3.4.4
>2.6.20-web100
>GNU Make 3.81
>gcc 4.1.1 20070105
>
>Upgraded from j2sdk1.4.2_14 to j2sdk1.4.2_16 trying to resolve the
issue
>with no luck.
>
>
>
>make[2]: Entering directory `/usr/home/ndt/ndt-3.4.4/janalyze'
>javac  JAnalyze.java DBConfFrame.java FilterFrame.java Helpers.java
>LoadingDBFrame.java LoadingFrame.java MaxPeakInfo.java MinPeakInfo.java
>PeakInfo.java PropertyListener.java ResultsContainer.java
>ResultsList.java SimpleTextPane.java SnaplogFrame.java SwingWorker.java
>JAnalyze.java:85: <identifier> expected
>     private Collection<ResultsContainer> results = new
>Vector<ResultsContainer>();
>                       ^
>JAnalyze.java:309: '(' or '[' expected
>         Collection<ResultsContainer> newResults = new
>Vector<ResultsContainer>();
>                                                             ^
>JAnalyze.java:338: '(' or '[' expected
>         Collection<ResultsContainer> newResults = new
>Vector<ResultsContainer>();
>                                                             ^
>JAnalyze.java:577: '(' or '[' expected
>         Vector<Double> time = new Vector<Double>();
>                                         ^
>JAnalyze.java:578: '(' or '[' expected
>         Vector<Double> userTime = new Vector<Double>();
>                                             ^
>JAnalyze.java:579: '(' or '[' expected
>         Vector<Double> systemTime = new Vector<Double>();
>                                               ^
>JAnalyze.java:580: '(' or '[' expected
>         Vector<Double> cuserTime = new Vector<Double>();
>                                              ^
>JAnalyze.java:581: '(' or '[' expected
>         Vector<Double> csystemTime = new Vector<Double>();
>                                                ^
>FilterFrame.java:27: <identifier> expected
>     private Collection<ResultsContainer> results;
>                       ^
>FilterFrame.java:28: <identifier> expected
>     private Collection<String> disabled = new HashSet<String>();
>                       ^
>FilterFrame.java:30: <identifier> expected
>     private final Map<String, Integer> ips = new HashMap<String,
>Integer>();
>                      ^
>FilterFrame.java:37: <identifier> expected
>     public FilterFrame(JAnalyze mainWindow,
Collection<ResultsContainer>
>results) {
>                                                       ^
>FilterFrame.java:203: ')' expected
>^
>FilterFrame.java:207: <identifier> expected
>         private Collection<String> disabled;
>                           ^
>FilterFrame.java:209: <identifier> expected
>         IPCheckBoxActionListener(JCheckBox checkBox, String ip,
>Collection<String> disabled) {
>
>^
>FilterFrame.java:237: ')' expected
>     }
>     ^
>ResultsContainer.java:68: <identifier> expected
>     private Collection<PeakInfo> peakInfos = new Vector<PeakInfo>();
>                       ^
>ResultsContainer.java:971: ';' expected
>             for (PeakInfo peakInfo: peakInfos) {
>                                   ^
>ResultsContainer.java:976: illegal start of expression
>         }
>         ^
>ResultsList.java:10: <identifier> expected
>         private Vector<ResultsContainer> results = new
>Vector<ResultsContainer>();
>                       ^
>ResultsList.java:12: <identifier> expected
>         public ResultsList(Collection<ResultsContainer> results) {
>                                      ^
>ResultsList.java:22: ')' expected
>^
>22 errors
>make[2]: *** [JAnalyze.class] Error 1
>make[2]: Leaving directory `/usr/home//ndt/ndt-3.4.4/janalyze'
>make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
>make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/home/ndt/ndt-3.4.4'
>make: *** [all] Error 2
>
>The java Admin and Applet along with the rest compile with no problems.
>
>Thanks,
>Clint Simmons
>Network Engineer
>Equifax Enabling Technologies

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