Re: CLASSPATH and Jikes

Hi Adam, well I think that initially only the bootclasspath and the classpath for the main packages (java.**, javax.**, ...) should be specified by debconf. So your suggestion [1] Kaffe ... is quit allright but then you have your compiler not running out of the box because many people use a big

CLASSPATH and Jikes

Hi all, At this moment I am the maintainer for Jikes. The one thing that I do not like about the package is that it does not work out of the box without some intervention from the user. That is, CLASSPATH needs to be defined. The trouble is that I don't think it is up to me to decide which java

Re: CLASSPATH and Jikes

Hi Adam, well I think that initially only the bootclasspath and the classpath for the main packages (java.**, javax.**, ...) should be specified by debconf. So your suggestion [1] Kaffe ... is quit allright but then you have your compiler not running out of the box because many people use a bi

CLASSPATH and Jikes

Hi all, At this moment I am the maintainer for Jikes. The one thing that I do not like about the package is that it does not work out of the box without some intervention from the user. That is, CLASSPATH needs to be defined. The trouble is that I don't think it is up to me to decide which jav

Re: J2EE in .deb/

"Michael C. Alonzo" wrote: > > Is there a J2EE package available for debian? j2sdkee-1.2.1 was on the blackdown site at the end of 2000. Checking now, it looks like the pulled EE. Doubt it was due to technical reasons as 1.2.1 seems to work ok (the little I've used it). Have you tried the EE fo

Re: J2EE in .deb/

"Michael C. Alonzo" wrote: > > Is there a J2EE package available for debian? j2sdkee-1.2.1 was on the blackdown site at the end of 2000. Checking now, it looks like the pulled EE. Doubt it was due to technical reasons as 1.2.1 seems to work ok (the little I've used it). Have you tried the EE f

J2EE in .deb/

Is there a J2EE package available for debian? -- "My observation is that novice programmers document nothing, apprentice programmers document everything, journeyman programmers document why they did what they did, and master programmers document why they did'nt do something else."

J2EE in .deb/

Is there a J2EE package available for debian? -- "My observation is that novice programmers document nothing, apprentice programmers document everything, journeyman programmers document why they did what they did, and master programmers document why they did'nt do something else."