> On Sep 17 10:48:56, Alexander Hall wrote: > > You need to run `make package` (or anything that > depends on it, such as > > `make install` to make the package. > > AFAIK, no port should make a package from > "make" only. > > On Sep 17 08:49:34, Stuart Henderson wrote: > > Because you just ran "make", not "make > package" or "make install". > > see ports(7), sections TARGETS. > > Running just 'make' is equivalent to running > 'make all', which is also > aliased as 'make build'. This just compiles the > port, and does not > install anything anywhere; in particular, it does not copy > anything > into /usr/ports/packages. > > So, if you just run 'make' in .../jdk/1.5, you now > have it build > (in ./w-jdk-1.5.0.14), and that's all. > > Only after you run 'make package' is a package > created in > /usr/ports/packages. Running 'make install' depends > on 'make package'. > > Your memory probably plays tricks with you about how you > installed 1.5. > > Jan
thanks you all, now i have jdk 1.6 package, and i can save for another machine in my home. great to see in my firefox plugins have java plugins thank you
