Mariano Garcia wrote:
Maybe debian eclipse requires j2sdk3.1... what java version you reommend
me?
That would be a problem considering the latest available version
is only 1.4. >:-)
I can't help you because eclipse is crashing every time I run it -
I get a "NoClassDefFoundError: org/eclipse/swt
Is there a reason the latest Tomcat is 4.1.28, not .29? And what
about Tomcat5 - still bleeding edge, but some people are checking
it out on less critical sites.
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I don't think this rises to the level of a 'bug,' but maybe
somebody here knows the answer. Why does eclipse depend on motif
instead of motif | lesstif?
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There's a preliminary openjms package, libopenjms-java, up at
//coyotesong.com/java/. It and libhibernate-java both have
oodles of embedded libraries in the build, so each should be
considered preliminary packaging, no more.
OpenJMS is an open source implementation of the Java Messaging
Serv
Adam Heath wrote:
I suggest having a libhsqldb-java anyways. Other packages make use of
hypersonic(in embedded form), and will have various version requirements.
The current version has been renamed libhsqldb-java, at
//coyotesong.com/java/.
Bear
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Adam Heath wrote:
The industry is wrong.
It's ultimately irrelevant. Either the packaging helps people get
their job done or it gets in the way, and if it gets in the way
people will avoid it.
Bear
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Is there a synopsis somewhere on how to package tag libraries?
Some of the tag libraries I have in mind are:
jcalendar(?) - dynamic calendars
displaytag - decorated tables
(see http://displaytag.sourceforge.net/)
country - pulldown tags with list of countries, states, etc
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Arnaud Vandyck wrote:
On Sat, 08 Nov 2003 16:08:07 -0700
Bear Giles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Arnaud Vandyck wrote:
Second, I really have no interest in getting involved in the
Debian project directly.
I thought you were. By the way, IMHO these two packages are very
interresting and
Arnaud Vandyck wrote:
On Thu, 06 Nov 2003 21:18:19 -0700
1000 packages in /java/ !
Over 1000 packages in a modified testing, perhaps 50 java packages
built to local conventions in a separate repository. With that
many packages you tend to use custom scripts heavily.
Why not send ITP's to wnpp a
What's the status on Pure-TLS? This is a free JCE engine that
implements SSLv3 and TLSv1 and is used by some projects that wish
to avoid using Sun's packages.
Project here: http://www.rtfm.com/puretls/
On a related note, there's also a lot of crypto goodness at
bouncycastle.org.
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Two of the packages are up at http://coyotesong.com/java/. It's
not set up to support apt-get yet - ironically I have a local
repository with over 1000 recompiled packages ('testing'
recompiled against the static libc and perl packages), but the
tools to maintain that monster don't port well t
I thought that Java on Debian was pretty much dead, glad to see I
was mistaken.
I'm currently Debianizing a number of Java package that I've been
using locally. I made them apt-friendly, but they were otherwise
entirely independent of the Debian project.
The first three packages up are all st
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