Hello, I have SFEeclipse installed and working well. I take look on the missing class files and they are delivered by eclipse, but I have them on disk, even in same directory where CLASSPATH (from SFEazureus.spec) points ...
Petr 2007/12/23, Patrick Ale <patrick.ale at gmail.com>: > On Dec 23, 2007 2:30 PM, Petr Sobotka <sobotkap at gmail.com> wrote: > > Hello, > > > > I have these strange problems with SFEazureus.spec. > > Looks like CLASSPATH is set badly, but I checked it > > and it looks well, or there is any dependency not listed > > in BuildRequires tags, which I don't have on my system > > and others have ... > > Petr, > > Can you check if SFEeclipse is built and installed correctly? > It seems that SFEeclipse is not only a runtime dependency but also a > build dependency. > > SFEeclipse failed to build here due to a 'missing' > default-copyright.txt, which was located in include rather than > ext-sources. I fixed this problem and comitted the changes. > > If SFEeclipse is not installed, install it first and see if this fixes > your problem. > If it is installed, then my theory is blown to pieces ;-) > > > -- > Patrick >
