Recent content by jkilthau

I've got a fast linux server with lot's of bandwidth that's not doing much right now. I'd like to do a "pet" project to keep my Java skills fresh. I'll build a subscription service that supplies live video transmission (something like ifriends.com). First question, is that...

Ok... It took a bit of tweaking to get the program to compile on the two COBOL platforms, but it ran fine. My interest was to compare Acucobol Vs. Micro Focus on the HP/UX 11.i platform. I was especially interested in the results of using the MF feature by which you can generate a .gnt file...

Thanks beaucoup Crox. I got the package at my home address and will be compiling and trying it out at my clients site. The code does not look to be completly ANSI85 compliant, so I might have to make some revisions to get it to function with Mico Focus and Acucobol. As you requested, I WILL...

Sorry Crox but I never got the file. Is it huge? Please try to send it to jkilthau@pacbell.net and cc: it to jkilthau@scif.com. Much appreciation and Happy Holidays, Jim

Thanks Crox. I'd like to have a look at it, but was unable to locate it through Google, and a search of the CA site. Would you be so kind as to send me a copy? I'll definately share the results (there will be more than one platform and COBOL vendor comparison). Thanks much jkilthau@scif.com

I need a COBOL application that can provide my client with a performance benchmark between interpreted code and machine code (something close to machine code actually). I need something that will perform lots of reads, writes and mathmatical processes which will provide a fairly balanced...

I have a Linux server co-located and I've been given a block of 16 IP addresses to use. I understand that I can use several of them on the same connection. Can I have them all go through the same ethernet card (eth0) ? If so, how can I configure that? Thanks much, Jim

Thanks for the help folks. I had forgotten all about Lynx. Used that back around 1992-93 I think ;) The wget is really nice, if you know the location. Have a great Independence Day. Jim

Since my server is elsewhere, and I didn't like the pc-client Xwindows packages, I'm not running a GUI on my Linux server. The problem is that, when I want to download files from a remote site that does not support FTP, I don't know how to get the file. What I've been doing is: use Netscape on...