When I try to build classpath I get:
checking for gcjh... no
checking for javah... /usr/local/jdk/bin/javah
checking "jni_md.h support"... "yes"
checking for gcj... no
checking for jikes... no
checking for kJC... no
checking for gcjx... no
checking for ecj... no
configure: cannot find javac, try --with-gcj, --with-jikes, --with-kjc, or --with-gcjx
javac from the jdk is in the path, so why doesn't configure find it? Does gnu have some philsophical aversion to sun's javac?
Chris Burdess wrote:
Joseph Shraibman wrote:I need to write an nntp client, but I can't build the classpathx javamail providers. In order to do so, I need inetlib, which I can't find a download link for so I had to get out of cvs.http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/classpath/inetlib-1.1.tar.gzYou don't need Cyrus SASL, just the javax.security.sasl classes. If you're using GNU Classpath these classes are included, so you can use --with-sasl=/path/to/glibj.zip --with-auth-callback=/path/to/glibj.zipWhen I tried to build that I got:
checking for SASL... configure: error: can't find SASL classes; use --with-sasl
Now I don't know why sasl is required but I downloaded http://ftp.andrew.cmu.edu/pub/cyrus-mail/cyrus-acap-api-java- v1.a1.tar.gz
With other Java class libraries it can be complicated and depends on which version you use. I'll try and have a look at this and write up some documentation about it.
If you want just the binaries (jars), these are packaged by 3rd parties, e.g. Debian libgnuinet-java and jpackage.org.
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