We are considering developing a java User Interface for one of our new
products, while still implementing the control system in QNX 4. The purpose
is to have the UI portable enough to run on “some other OS” for
training/simulation purposes. The questions we are coming up with are:
- What Java VM’s (for QNX) should we be using?
and
- How easy is (or does it exist) the connection between the VM and QNX4
processes?
Any insight/experience you might have in these area would be useful.
TIA
Carey Duran
“Carey Duran” <cduran@harscotrack.com> wrote in message
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We are considering developing a java User Interface for one of our new
products, while still implementing the control system in QNX 4. The
purpose
is to have the UI portable enough to run on “some other OS” for
training/simulation purposes. The questions we are coming up with are:
- What Java VM’s (for QNX) should we be using?
and
- How easy is (or does it exist) the connection between the VM and QNX4
processes?
Any insight/experience you might have in these area would be useful.
I know someone who is doing just that. They develop under Windows using
IBM web spheres and once done they run it under QNX6 using the IBM
J9 machine.
As for QNX4 I have no idea what is available.
TIA
Carey Duran
Hi Carey,
Unfortunately there is no java on QNX4 …
Mario Charest wrote:
“Carey Duran” <> cduran@harscotrack.com> > wrote in message
news:9uo2pm$pgg$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
We are considering developing a java User Interface for one of our new
products, while still implementing the control system in QNX 4. The
purpose
is to have the UI portable enough to run on “some other OS” for
training/simulation purposes. The questions we are coming up with are:
- What Java VM’s (for QNX) should we be using?
If you were using QNX 6.x then it would be OTI’s J9
and
- How easy is (or does it exist) the connection between the VM and QNX4
processes?
The specifics aren’t really documented but it is possible because
the Voyager application does this when it uses the J9 plugin. It is
conceivable that you could link in a java applet to a QNX 6.x
application with little trouble.
Any insight/experience you might have in these area would be useful.
I know someone who is doing just that. They develop under Windows using
IBM web spheres and once done they run it under QNX6 using the IBM
J9 machine.
As for QNX4 I have no idea what is available.
TIA
Carey Duran
Regards
Brenda
- How easy is (or does it exist) the connection between the VM and QNX4
processes?
In the case of QNX6 it’s real easy. Java can read/write and I think ioctl
to a file.
If your applications are written as resource manager and install themselves
in the path space and don’t make use of custom message, Java’s
read/write/ioctl are
all you need!!!
“Mario Charest” <mcharest@clipzinformatic.com> wrote in message
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- How easy is (or does it exist) the connection between the VM and
QNX4
processes?
In the case of QNX6 it’s real easy. Java can read/write and I think ioctl
to a file.
If your applications are written as resource manager and install
themselves
in the path space and don’t make use of custom message, Java’s
read/write/ioctl are
all you need!!!
This sounds pretty intriguing… Does anyone have a simple set of source
that does this?
Carey Duran
“Carey Duran” <cduran@harscotrack.com> wrote in message
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“Mario Charest” <> mcharest@clipzinformatic.com> > wrote in message
news:9uolqm$9f2$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
2) How easy is (or does it exist) the connection between the VM and
QNX4
processes?
In the case of QNX6 it’s real easy. Java can read/write and I think
ioctl
to a file.
If your applications are written as resource manager and install
themselves
in the path space and don’t make use of custom message, Java’s
read/write/ioctl are
all you need!!!
This sounds pretty intriguing… Does anyone have a simple set of source
that does this?
If you write a JAVA program that read or write a file that is a good
example The file system itself is conceptually and technicaly
a resource manager.
Basicaly, there is no difference in reading data from a HD or from
a custom made resource manager.
Carey Duran
Look at http://www.transvirtual.com/kaffe.htm
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Hi Carey,
Unfortunately there is no java on QNX4 …
Mario Charest wrote:
“Carey Duran” <> cduran@harscotrack.com> > wrote in message
news:9uo2pm$pgg$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
We are considering developing a java User Interface for one of our new
products, while still implementing the control system in QNX 4. The
purpose
is to have the UI portable enough to run on “some other OS” for
training/simulation purposes. The questions we are coming up with are:
-
What Java VM’s (for QNX) should we be using?
If you were using QNX 6.x then it would be OTI’s J9
and
-
How easy is (or does it exist) the connection between the VM and QNX4
processes?
The specifics aren’t really documented but it is possible because
the Voyager application does this when it uses the J9 plugin. It is
conceivable that you could link in a java applet to a QNX 6.x
application with little trouble.
Any insight/experience you might have in these area would be useful.
I know someone who is doing just that. They develop under Windows using
IBM web spheres and once done they run it under QNX6 using the IBM
J9 machine.
As for QNX4 I have no idea what is available.
TIA
Carey Duran
Regards
Brenda