Ben Burton wrote:
>IIRC the issue of automatically including every jar in /usr/share/java has
>already been hashed out on this list and decided to be a bad idea (too much
>overhead, poor control over conflicts, etc), thought I could be wrong.
>
I did on September 2 make the following suggestio
Mark Howard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Notes:
> - should we use Sun style -classpath or GNU standard (and so gcj style)
> --classpath ?
-classpath should definitely by supported. Most package's upstream
build systems will follow Sun. Patching each occurance is silly.
Of course, each javac ma
[ Re your suggestions for /usr/share/java/ext: ]
Sure, though I'm curious to know what classes you'd consider worthy for
inclusion in /usr/share/java/ext, given that they'd AFAICT be augmenting the
bootstrap classes - there by default and no way to remove them from the
classpath.
Anyway, aft
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> If libraries should be found automatically, JAR files probably should
> be found autmatically too. J2SE has "extension directories", all
> classes from JAR files in these directories are available without
> adding the JAR files to the CLASSPATH exp
Ben Burton wrote:
IIRC the issue of automatically including every jar in /usr/share/java has
already been hashed out on this list and decided to be a bad idea (too much
overhead, poor control over conflicts, etc), thought I could be wrong.
I did on September 2 make the following suggestion:
Jav
Mark Howard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Notes:
> - should we use Sun style -classpath or GNU standard (and so gcj style)
> --classpath ?
-classpath should definitely by supported. Most package's upstream
build systems will follow Sun. Patching each occurance is silly.
Of course, each javac may
[ Re your suggestions for /usr/share/java/ext: ]
Sure, though I'm curious to know what classes you'd consider worthy for
inclusion in /usr/share/java/ext, given that they'd AFAICT be augmenting the
bootstrap classes - there by default and no way to remove them from the
classpath.
Anyway, afte
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