I’m not sure if he has investigated Jetty 6.
>
> I’ve made a few comments below...
thanks for the response - replies in-line:
>
> On Thu, November 8, 2007 09:33, Greg Wilkins wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am fumbling my way towards jetty6 packages.
> > I have adde
jetty/extra/debian.
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m in $(java.lib.home) and allow that
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That's enough for 1 email I'll try to work out what the
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container).
2.4 could handle multiple web container instances ( of the same or different
types). 3.0 does not cope so well with that.
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.2 is still very unstable, but may be a better target for the mid term.
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2.4 could handle multiple web container instances ( of the same or different
types). 3.0 does not cope so well with that.
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3.2 is still very unstable, but may be a better target for the mid term.
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Joe Phillips wrote:> On Mon, 2003-01-20 at 05:00, Greg Wilkins wrote:
Your jboss debs for 3.0.2-2 deployed without problems on my
debian sid system. Good work!
+ Does it really need to depend on your jdk1.4 package?
Jboss can run on 1.3 and most debian users will have already
instal
Joe Phillips wrote:> On Mon, 2003-01-20 at 05:00, Greg Wilkins wrote:
Your jboss debs for 3.0.2-2 deployed without problems on my
debian sid system. Good work!
+ Does it really need to depend on your jdk1.4 package?
Jboss can run on 1.3 and most debian users will have alre
alled
jboss normally. I can see the logic of this (simplicity) but
in reality it really should use the jars from /usr/share/java
is that your eventual intent?
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in reality it really should use the jars from /usr/share/java
is that your eventual intent?
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sed on the java.home property and
adds it to its own classloader. All do some checking to see if
using the ant.jar directly can do the same thing.
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using the ant.jar directly can do the same thing.
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is there is no standardization between JDK
vendors. It *seems* for Sun JDKs, at least the jarfile and class names
seem consistant. I've never had compiler-related problems running
Tomcat across J2SDKs.
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add our site to your sources.list and apt-get install
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If you prefer 'all', install jboss-server-all instead. Likewise with
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t with the release of glibc 2.3.1
But isn't the whole library versioning thing meant to solve this sort
of things? why isn't the old libc kept about as an explicit version
that java can link directly to?
Isn't there something we can do to change libjvm to explicitly link
to the
o exist with the release of glibc 2.3.1
But isn't the whole library versioning thing meant to solve this sort
of things? why isn't the old libc kept about as an explicit version
that java can link directly to?
Isn't there something we can do to change libjvm to explicitly link
to
I get the same thing with 1.3.1_06
Greg Wilkins wrote:>
I've been using Suns jdk1.3.1_02 on debian sid.
I just updated my libc to libc-2.3.1.so and now when I run java I get:
Error occurred during initialization of VM
Unable to load native library:
/usr/local/java/jdk/jdk1.3.1_02/jre/
2 => /lib/ld-linux.so.2 (0x8000)
What can I do to fix this (other than role back my libc)?
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I get the same thing with 1.3.1_06
Greg Wilkins wrote:>
I've been using Suns jdk1.3.1_02 on debian sid.
I just updated my libc to libc-2.3.1.so and now when I run java I get:
Error occurred during initialization of VM
Unable to load native library:
/usr/local/java/jdk/jdk1.3.1_02
2 => /lib/ld-linux.so.2 (0x8000)
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Subject: dummy java2-runtime in sid?
Date: Tue, 06 Aug 2002 16:20:11 +0100
Sorry, but the following packages have unmet dependencies:
junit: Depen
E: Sorry, broken packages
This has been like this for at least 2 or 3 weeks - which is much longer
than my normal wait for sid to get better?
What's the story? Have I missed some fundamental change?
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at in all comparisons that I have seen.
Besides - if you are interested in performance, why use JSPs :-)
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Adam Heath wrote:
On Sat, 29 Jun 2002, Greg Wilkins wrote:
Adam,
Sounds like great work.
I'm the maintainer/developer of Jetty, a jboss developer and a debian user
so I'm keen t
ormed
Tomcat in all comparisons that I have seen.
Besides - if you are interested in performance, why use JSPs :-)
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Adam Heath wrote:
> On Sat, 29 Jun 2002, Greg Wilkins wrote:
>
>
>>Adam,
>>
>>Sounds like great work.
>>
>>I'm the maintainer/d
, asking for debs of JBoss. I
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Until that time, I want those that are more familiar with
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> 1: deb http://mirror.brainfood.com/brainfood-public sid main contrib non-free
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ntly under excessive load.
We have just started the 4.1.x series of Jetty, where we are trying to
the performance back to the top of the league tables.
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Maybe that's a bit unfair. It could be jboss that's the culprit.
Nevertheless, this decision has set us back by a bit...
cision has set us back by a bit Not nice... Grrr.
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I'm not a debian developer and have never done a debian package.
But I am the maintainer of the jetty server and am happy to change it
to as needed. So when I say I need help - what I really mean is that
I can help somebody else make the package :-)
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Just to complicate the situation
Any script that builds a PATHS,CLASSPATH, must also consider stripping
conflicts from them.
On my system, I have a set of use scripts, with which I can say:
use jdk -v 1.2
use jaxp
use jmx -v 1.0
If later I decide to do a
use jmx -v 1.0
then the old
Just to complicate the situation
Any script that builds a PATHS,CLASSPATH, must also consider stripping
conflicts from them.
On my system, I have a set of use scripts, with which I can say:
use jdk -v 1.2
use jaxp
use jmx -v 1.0
If later I decide to do a
use jmx -v 1.0
t
Joe Emenaker wrote:
It's also possible that 2 different (but very close) APIs have classes in
the same package.
What is Java supposed to do if it encounters two different classes of the
same name in the same package? Does it just take the first one that it
encounters?
While having classes for a
Joe Emenaker wrote:
>> It's also possible that 2 different (but very close) APIs have classes in
>> the same package.
>
> What is Java supposed to do if it encounters two different classes of the
> same name in the same package? Does it just take the first one that it
> encounters?
While havi
Comments inline:
Ola Lundqvist wrote:
Hi
I have followed the java instalation issues thread. So I'l try
to summarize and give some new proposals.
Java libraries:
* Java libraries should go to /usr/share/java if they are
jar files and /usr/share/java/repository if they are a collection
of classe
Comments inline:
Ola Lundqvist wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have followed the java instalation issues thread. So I'l try
> to summarize and give some new proposals.
>
> Java libraries:
> * Java libraries should go to /usr/share/java if they are
> jar files and /usr/share/java/repository if they are a
h job: everybody will disagree, few
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>resume. It is a tough job: everybody will disagree, few will suggest workable and
>proven solutions.
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I'm not on the debian-java list, so I may have missed some
postings on this, but here is my 2c anyway.
Thom May wrote:
Right. Here we go again. As it may be obvious by now, I'm quite
keen to get this done. (I'm packaging up Jetty at the moment,
which is a servlet-2.2 compatible engine.)
Jetty is al
I'm not on the debian-java list, so I may have missed some
postings on this, but here is my 2c anyway.
Thom May wrote:
> Right. Here we go again. As it may be obvious by now, I'm quite
> keen to get this done. (I'm packaging up Jetty at the moment,
> which is a servlet-2.2 compatible engine.)
will
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care will
need to be taken to avoid conflicts with apache etc.
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