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java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Could not initialize class java.awt.Toolkit

I’m working on XUbuntu 13.04 and developing swing applications. As I just wanted to try that application I ran into java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Could not initialize class java.awt.Toolkit on startup. I’ve found several questions about server/client vms and noticed that I have a server VM and that for Linux 64 there is no client VM anymore. But nevertheless IMHO this problem shouldn’t

Launching Processing.org App on Linux with Java Xmx

I have an application created with Processing.org and am trying to run it on Linux. Shortly into the app I get a Heap Size error. I am trying to run the app from the command shell with the line java -Xmx512m myAppNameHere but when I do this, I get a message that says “Exception in thread “main” java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: myAppNameHere/exec” Then

Background process in linux

I have developed a Java socket server connection which is working fine. When started from a terminal, it starts from listening from client. But when I close the terminal it stops listening. I need to continue even though the terminal closed by user from where jar file was started. How can I run Java server socket application in Linux as

java executing bash script, error=26 Text file busy

I’ve got a java code that is writing a Linux bash script out, then doing a chmod to add execute permission, then trying to execute it. I’m getting an IOException during the start of the process saying error=26, Text file busy. I’ve verified that the file is finished being written and the stream was closed. The chmod works fine, but

Running shell_exec(‘which java’) in PHP return nothing

If I run from the command line I get the proper input (/usr/java/…/bin/java). However if I run it in a php script: nothing gets printed out for which java but I get the proper results for which ls… Answer Two things were needed: the full path to the JVM (it wasn’t set in the environment) ” 2>&1″ at the end

Eclipse release heap back to system

I’m using Eclipse 3.6 with latest Sun Java 6 on Linux (64 bit) with a larger number of large projects. In some special circumstances (SVN updates for example) Eclipse needs up to 1 GB heap. But most of the time it only needs 350 MB. When I enable the heap status panel then I see this most of the time:

Where to store application data (non-user specific) on Linux

In my OSGi-based Java application I am developing a bundle to provide the rest of the system with access to the file system. In addition to providing access to the user home directory, I also wish to provide access to a non-user specific area. Exactly what this area will be used for is as yet undetermined, but it will not

What are the main benefits of using Mono over Java? [closed]

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