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Posted on 18-Feb-2004 22:47 GMT by Richi (Edited on 2004-02-19 21:59:08 GMT by Christian Kemp)12 comments
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Here you can find the latest version of Java port: Version alpha 0.02
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New Jamiga Version! : Comment 1 of 12ANN.lu
Posted by Richi on 18-Feb-2004 21:50 GMT
The second alpha release comes with the following new or improved features

*** JIT ***
JIT now also works on "real world" 68040/68060 Amigas

*** NETWORKING ***
Networking has been implemented (again :) )

Don't throw Tomcat at it just yet, JAmiga still lacks the required classloading mechanism, but some included small classes work well here.
Try for example

JAmiga TestSocket www.yourdomain.com

it should return the content of the webserver root file on www.yourdomain.com

Networking currently does NOT support UDP Sockets and the NetworkInterface class! Using these will throw exceptions

*** BUG FIXES ***
* The JIT Problem has been fixed (see above)

* An ugly bug in the UTF8 - UTF16 conversion has been fixed which was the reason for many memory-problems

*Networking now works in connection with multiple threads!!!! (A very old bug that was !)
Try
> JAmiga TestServerSocket 10000 5
This will wait until 5 clients have connected to the local port 10000

*** AWT ***
very little has been done on AWT, but the TestFrame class now Resizes the open window ;)
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