Hello, It seems like tora, my regular sponsor for eclipse, vanished :( If you happen to be here tora, please speak up!
If someone would be so good to upload the eclipse packages to unstable, I would be really happy. They currently are not going into testing due to different problms, on of them being that there is a outdated version of eclipse 2.1-5 lying around on the mirrors. I really like to get eclipse into sarge... avdyk is curently trying to build them under PPC, but I also need packages for i386. avdyk curently has got a problem with XML based packages while building, which I think is some problem with ant 1.6, but I couldn't get my hands on the real problem yet. So I would be really thankfull, if someone could upload a i386 version to unstable. You need to upload the changes for both the 2.1.2-2 and 2.1.3-1 release, as none of them were uploaded to unstable yet. Something along this lines should get that done: dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -B -v2.1.2-1 -k<yourKeyID> Miss the '-B' if you are doing the first upload :) I would prefer a i386 upload first, build with a 1.4 sun derived JDK. But that's up to you :) As the 2.1.3-1 package have some bigger changes in the package structure (see my mail to debian-java), I would also like to get some more testing. It works fine here, but I may have overlooked something. The complete changelog since the last uploaded version to unstable: eclipse (2.1.3-1) unstable; urgency=low * New Upstream version: Again, only bugfixes, no new features * Remove patches integrated upstream. . new-cvs-response.patch . org.eclipse.ui.workbench.texteditor.patch . 00-PDE_build_with_NLS.patch * Updated eclipse-javac links for ant. * Removed ant dependencies and include the jars from upstream. This is due to the problem, that debians ant is now 1.6, but eclipse requires 1.5 ant. As the 3.0 version changes this anyway, I didn't bother to patch this: this is too much work and too less result (xerces and tomcat are also taken from upstream source). * Introduced 3 new packages: lib*-jni, which includes all native compiled parts from the corresponding Java packages. (closes: #232882) . Conflict and replace older versions to force them off the system . Compile this parts in it's own target, so that arch binary only releases are a lot faster. (closes: #232852) * Add some info to the libswt*.README.Debian re compiling the jars to native libs with gcj. (closes: #232011) * Removed one desktop file, as this is not anymore needed since kde 3.2 * Sidenote: kaffe is now able to do rudimentary startup. -- Jan Schulz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Wed, 24 Mar 2004 17:28:29 +0100 eclipse (2.1.2-2) unstable; urgency=low * Added a note to NEWS, that the install can fail, if sablevm ends up being the only JVM for eclipses config app. Also added some note to the postinst scripts. This is a bug in the java policy, as I cannot exclude sablevm from the /usr/bin/java alternative, which the postinst uses as the last option. Workaround is to set JAVA_HOME to a working JVM before doing the upgrade. * Tighter dependencies between packages, so that upgrades will work. (closes: #229587) * Added patch to work around problems with latest cvs. (closes: #231135) * Make /usr/bin/eclipse -nl aware and use LANG to determine the to be used language. To change that independly from your normal settings, add LANG="..." to your $HOME/.eclipse/eclipserc (closes: #231464) * Tried to remove as much whitespace changes from the 'addsite' patch as possible. * Removed the '#!/bin/bash' from startup function: its not meant to be executed, only sourced. * Added my name to the copyright. * Added debian package version to version string, which is shown in Help|About * Readme.Debian: s/artikel/article/g. Thanks to David N. Welton for spotting it. -- Jan Schulz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Fri, 6 Feb 2004 21:35:36 +0100 The package is available as source from deb-src http://www.katzien.de/debian/eclipse ./ -> apt-get source eclipse-sdk Thanks a lot for your help! I really hope that I can get this version into testing... Jan -- Jan Schulz [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Wer nicht fragt, bleibt dumm." -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]