Correct - I'm using NB to develop Web-apps, hopefully someone at NB is
seeing this, and maybe is able to figure out what is going on. And
while I'm posting, noticed
that Apple are about to have a WWDC talk about J2ME development. Let
us (read: at least me) hope that they have ported the J2ME toolkit -
so that the folks over at Netbeans are able to
use it and ship the mobile-developer-tool add on to Netbeans. Have You
tries it on windows, it ROCKS! *BIG*
Please Apple, be a s(port) make my wish come true
link: http://devworld.apple.com/wwdc/descriptions/desc-ho.html
Ingress:
*Mobile Development with Xcode for J2ME Devices Enterprise IT
*Java applications for mobile devices represent one of the
fastest-growing application segments today. Developers on Mac OS X
have a choice of MIDP (Mobile Information Device Profile) SDKs and
tools. This session will cover the entire process of developing and
testing MIDP 1.0 and MIDP 2.0 midlets on Mac OS X, and then deploying
them to embedded J2ME JVMs.
Anyone want to slip some NDA on this one...
På 8. apr. 2005 kl. 11.26 skrev Milos Kleint:
that's the same crash we're getting.
are you using/creating webapp project by any chance?
that's the scenario with increased probability of a crash. No idea
why, but for Netbeans module project type or plain java, it
doesn't happen. I'm using nb 4.1 on mac on a daily basis and don't
have any crashes in my working copy. However I manage to get
multiple ones during a day on my testing copy of netbeans, mostly
when playing around with webapps.
Any hints, comments, help appreciated.
Milos Kleint
Bjørn Ole Bakke wrote:
I see you mention Vera fonts, I do not have these installed on
my system, but netbeans 4.1beta seems to crash a lot anyway.
Netbeans crashes as far as i can tell, when it is either
recompiling or searching libraries. (this is just an
impression i got)
Anyways it almost always crashes on thread 14, and it always
writes this in the log file:
*Java_sun_awt_font_NativeFontWrapper_getFontMetrics
*but aside from what is mentioned in the log file, I have no
clue what so ever about why. I thought a while back that it
had something to do with me changing
the editor font to monaco, but it crashes all the same with
the default selected font - "monospaced 13"
One of my 100 crash log entries:
Thread 14 Crashed:
0 libobjc.A.dylib 0x908311ec objc_msgSend + 0xc
1 libawt.jnilib 0x78f12360
Java_sun_awt_font_NativeFontWrapper_getFontMetrics + 0xf4
På 8. apr. 2005 kl. 04.41 skrev Greg Guerin:
Trung Duc Tran wrote:
Indeed there are Bitstream Vera font files there. Probably
installed by
NeoOffice/J. But I am kind of hesitant to say these are bad
fonts given the
reputation of Bitstream and popularity of Vera.
I'm not suggesting "bad" in the sense of malformed files. I'm
only
suggesting that they might lead to a manifestation of the
problem,
not that
they are the primary cause. The fonts themselves could be
perfectly good,
but could simply precipitate a bug that can be avoided by
removing
fonts.
Font problems may be hard to pin to a specific malformed font.
For
example, some versions of Java on Mac OS X would misbehave if
there were
certain duplicate fonts in the user's Fonts folder. The fonts
themselves
were apparently OK. Something just objected to the duplication of
a font's
name, or couldn't figure out the override.
I didn't configure NetBeans to use Vera fonts. Can the app
crash even if it
only interates the bad fonts not actually use them?
Hard to say. I've seen it go both ways. And I've seen it fail
simply from
the number of fonts present, not anything related to a bad
font or a
duplicated font or anything else discernible.
-- GG
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