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Batch File Error

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BobbaFet

Programmer
Feb 25, 2001
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NL
Hi all,

I have made a Java editor (school wants me to learn Java,
but there is no automated way in school to compile it so
I made an editor that creates a batch file to compile and
run it automatically by pressing F12). Now when I execute
the batch file generated by my editor when my editor is off
(ie: not being run) it's fine, but when I run it while it
is on, I keep getting the error : Low on system resources.

My application is a windows app, but somehow it appears to
be using, MS-DOS memory space. This problem only occurs
under Windows Millenium although it does compile and run.
Under Windows 95/98 it is fine. Does anyone know why this
happens. I don't understand it.

Thanx in advance,

BobbaFet Everyone has a right to my opinion.
E-mail me at cwcon@programmer.net
Be a nice guy 'n press that little ol'
VVV---(this one) for me ;-)
 
Hi bobbafet

Why do they want you to learn Java ('C' in disguise);

Microsoft have been mucking about with the DOS support in the newer versions of windows.
I have seen letters in the PCPlus(UK) magazine on this subject.
The answers are not always simple, and involve mucking about with autoexe and/or configsys, (I dont have the mags to hand)
Also Try the Windows forum. there are posts on this sort of thing.

Steve.

 
Thanx for your reply, Steve.

Don't get me wrong, I'm NOT a teacher, I'm a student.
They want me to learn Java because it's the only language
(according to them) where the object orientated programming
aspect is fully integrated.

I think Delphi is better to learn programming ...

But still I think this is an awkward problem. I'll try
the Window 2000 forum. Thanx again for the advice.

BobbaFet Everyone has a right to my opinion.
E-mail me at cwcon@programmer.net
Be a nice guy 'n press that little ol'
VVV---(this one) for me ;-)
 
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