Examples of using The java application in English and their translations into Japanese
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Specifies the default umask of the Java process, and thus of any files created by the Java application.
In such cases is it the responsibility of the Java application to provide a mechanism for shutting down the application. .
This will cause the Wrapper to launch the Java application along with its Console in a visible state, so the JVM can correctly display its JVM.
Import the generated libraries into your Java project and build the Java application for an example, see Example:
There are several drawbacks to this ranging from security, to system performance, to simply having the risk of a user pressing the wrong key on the command prompt and killing the Java application.
There are several drawbacks to this ranging from security, to system performance, to simply having the risk of a user pressing the wrong key on the terminal and killing the Java application.
Launchers The launchers load the JVM, build the IDE's classpath, pass it along with some default parameters to the JVM, and prompt the JVM to launch the Java application.
There are several drawbacks to this, ranging from security, to system performance, to simply having the risk of a user pressing the wrong key on the command prompt and killing the Java application.
It constructs the Java application in a standard directory format,
This could be used if the Java application needs to perform a long blocking task and avoid having the Wrapper considering the application as unresponsive.
In this system, once a panelist downloads the Java application,"Research Appli"(Patent pending), to his/her mobile phone,"Research Appli" will automatically start checking if there is any survey request at regular intervals.
What about the Java application?
Request is the request object managed by the Java application server.
RESTART: The Java application will be restarted each time the timer is fired.
Normally this console would be visible to the user along with the Java application's GUI.