Re: make-jpkg doesn't provide default-jre-headless

2013-02-20 Thread David Gerard
On 19 February 2013 13:14, Emmanuel Bourg wrote: > You have to run: > J2SE_PACKAGE_LIBDIR=./lib ./make-jpkg > java-package also works with the .tar.gz provided by Oracle. This worked and I built a nice java7 deb. I then tried installing it, and then tomcat6, and it does not attempt to pull in

Re: make-jpkg doesn't provide default-jre-headless

2013-02-20 Thread Emmanuel Bourg
Le 20/02/2013 13:42, David Gerard a écrit : > This worked and I built a nice java7 deb. > > I then tried installing it, and then tomcat6, and it does not attempt > to pull in openjdk6! > > Thank you very much, you have completely solved my problem :-) Great! Thank you for reporting back your su

Use of bnd package for generating OSGi metadata

2013-02-20 Thread James Page
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA256 Hi Team Quite a few Java packages are starting to use bnd to generate OSGi metadata which is great (as its more automated); this is creating some delta downstream in Ubuntu due to the fact that bnd is not in the 'main' component of Ubuntu so use of

Re: Use of bnd package for generating OSGi metadata

2013-02-20 Thread James Page
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA256 On 20/02/13 14:44, James Page wrote: > Why is bnd not in Ubuntu main? All packages that in Ubuntu main > and their dependencies have to be reviewed by the Ubuntu SRU team. > Somewhere in the dependency tree of bnd something pulls in maven > and then

Re: Use of bnd package for generating OSGi metadata

2013-02-20 Thread Matthias Klose
Am 20.02.2013 15:44, schrieb James Page: > I would request that if possible any Debian Java team maintained packages > which are also in Ubuntu main NOT use bnd but patch in the OSGi data (or > something similar). This will keep Ubuntu and Debian much closer in sync > in terms of Java packages. a