java 1.3.1 and running code on AIX v WinXP
i am not very familiar with AIX so I am running into issues
i have this code that will compile and run on winXP but then i have issues with it on AIX when i export the JAR.
note i am running java 1.3.1
i have a StringTokenizer that parses for a / then another String Tokenizer that will parse for a -
it runs on winXP
but when i run the same code on AIX it fails bc it wont parse.
i have been looking online and havent seen anything about AIX and java String Tokenizers that would say it wont work just that it will sometimes revert to the first token parser. but its not parsing anything...
does anyone know if AIX has a problem with String Tokenizers for 1.3.1?
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annie613a] at [2007-10-2 7:23:01]

> does anyone know if AIX has a problem with String
> Tokenizers for 1.3.1?
We are deploying our system on AIX, and some parts runs on and old websphere version. It's JDK 1.3, but I can't remember if it's 1.3.1 or not. We don't have any problems with StringTokenizers. Whar are you parsing, and how do you retreive that information?
Kaj
kajbja at 2007-7-16 20:59:30 >

> i just thought of something - when i run the code in
> windows i have it as ("\"") and now im almost sure
> the \ / slash from win to aix is the problem..im
> going to use the file.separator and i thikn that will
> resolve it...
That's probably it.
Btw. You can always use / as separator in java. It works on all platforms. You can e.g. write c:/temp/blahlbah.txt
Kaj
kajbja at 2007-7-16 20:59:30 >
