On Thu, Nov 08, 2007 at 05:03:06PM -0800, Redefined Horizons wrote:
> After reading through the Debian Java Policy I believe that I need to
> place the main JAR for OpenJUMP in /user/bin/openjump. I also realize
> I need to create separate Debian packages for the Java libraries that
> OpenJUMP stor
I would like to get started with an update of the OpenJUMP Debian
package, and hopefully JTS as well. (Maybe GeoTools in the future.)
I've been reading throught the documentation on Debian Packages, but
I've got a couple of questions about how to package a Java program on
Debian. I thought I might
Greg Wilkins wrote:
> Paul Cager wrote:
>> On Thu, November 8, 2007 09:33, Greg Wilkins wrote:
>>> The ant task then goes on to run dpkg-buildpackage and
>>> dpkg-deb in order to create libjetty6-java and jetty6
>>> packages.
>> These are quite low-level tools, and you might be making more work for
Paul Cager wrote:
> Hi Greg,
>
> Sorry it has taken so long for you to get a reply to your email - I think
> we have all been waiting for someone more knowledgeable to answer. Michael
> Koch has been working on Jetty 5 recently, but I know he has been away for
> a little while. I’m not sure if he
Hello debian-java!
International company which deals with on-line investments and funds
management,
is finally expanding and looking for Representatives in Australia.
Opened positions: 12;
Location: Australia;
Requirements: PC, good communication skills, ability to work unsupervised
Hi Greg,
Sorry it has taken so long for you to get a reply to your email - I think
we have all been waiting for someone more knowledgeable to answer. Michael
Koch has been working on Jetty 5 recently, but I know he has been away for
a little while. Im not sure if he has investigated Jetty 6.
Iv
6 matches
Mail list logo
