Re: jprobe does not work with jca 2.x

[Thomas Pelaia II <pelaiata@sns.gov>]

Mark,

As I recall, JCA 2.0.x had a package to support backward  
compatibility with JCA 1.x.  However, JCA 2.1.x introduced yet  
another new API which isn't even compatible with JCA 2.0.x.  JCA  
2.1.x introduced several significant improvements (including bug  
fixes) over previous versions.

The last time I checked, jprobe did not compile under JCA 2.1.x and  
so I assume it is not being kept current.  So, I would suggest trying  
JCA 2.0.x or sticking with JCA 1.x if you want to use jprobe.

-tom
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Tom Pelaia, Ph.D., R&D Staff
Spallation Neutron Source, Accelerator Systems Division
Oak Ridge National Laboratory



On Oct 28, 2005, at 3:40 PM, Mark Wagner wrote:

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> http://www.aps.anl.gov/xfd/SoftDist/swBCDA/jca/index.html says
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> "Your programs using the old API should still work with JCA2."
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> That doesn't seem to be the case. The package name has been changed  
> from
> jca to gov.aps.jca. Changing the name to gov.aps.jca in the jprobe
> source does not fix the problem, because it still references the 1.x
> api, e.g., BadCountException, which does not exist in 2.x.
>
> Is there some way to enable compatibility mode or should I use jca 1.x
> with jprobe?
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> - --
> Mark Wagner markwag@u.washington.edu 206-598-0302
> Unix System Administrator, Radiation Oncology
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