Lewis G Rosenthal wrote:

On 02/28/09 11:50 pm, Ed Durrant thus wrote :

Hi Andy,

 I was going to move this off-list but unfortunately (or in some cases fortunately) the users actual e-mail address is not shown,

:-)

Smiley aside, it's a sad commentary that in order to avoid people getting spammed due to their addresses getting harvested by the bots, I have to obfuscate the posting email addresses.

so apologies to others on the list while I make a quick update as you may know the answer and save me some time in tracking this down.

I think we can put up with a bit more traffic on the list, Ed. :-)  It's been relatively quiet of late, anyway!

I'll leave it to Andy to follow up on the rest of this. As I've said, I get mixed results with 1.5. No TCP connectivity and printing issues. Perhaps it's my  VIRTUALADDRESSLIMIT that I'm bumping and the Java heap is too big (or perhaps I haven't tuned the Java heap big enough...).

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Odd, I definitely am getting TCP as I can connect to IMs.  I downloaded the latest SIP (well, I just downloaded it and now there is yet a newer one) and it works so I no longer suspect the SIP version at this point.  I have been trying to determine why I don't have sound capture (sounds I have).  I downloaded JMF and installed it via Odin and have found that Java 1.4.1 and Java 1.4.2 both:
e:\prgfile\jmf2.1.1e\bin[0]pec jmfinit.exe
DirectSound Capture Supported = false
JavaSound Capture Supported = true
JavaSoundAuto: Committed ok

but Java 1.5 gives false for JavaSound Capture.
Eureka!!!!   I copied the jsound.dll from java142\jre\bin to jre15\bin  (or java15\jre\bin  which is my SDK rather than JRE version)
and now it has sound capture.  SIP should now be possible.
Andy