Thanks Jim, from the bottom of my heart.
It was really helpful. I did exaclty as you instructed and this time
it did create the package under unxlngi6.pro. I find the directory
structire as follows:
instsetoo_native
|
unxlngi6.pro
|
[bin class inc lib misc obj OpenOffice OpenOffice_SDK res slb
slo srs URE]
The directory OpenOffice/native contains several directories as follows:
install, listfile, logging, patchsoname_file, profiles,
replace_file, replace_scpaction, services.rdb, starregistryrdb,
stripped, zip
The directory install contains three directories namely: en-US,
en-US_download and log. The directory en-US/linux-2.6-intel contains
a tar.gz file and other readme files along with install and remove
scripts.
Executing the script OpenOffice.install result in a message which says
'Sorry, you must first install 'openoffice.org-core01'!'
Apologize for asking this stupid question. How do I proceed with the
installation. Where do I start ?
Is there a place which lists the list of files to be installed for a
complete OpenOffice installtion ?
I would truly appreciate your help in this regard.
Thanks again.
Kevin
On 11/8/06, Jim Watson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 09/11/2006, at 8:32 AM, Kevin Williams wrote:
>
> I cleaned up the source tree and recompiled by specifying --disable-
> epm and
> compiled it with in tree mozilla. It compiled successfully. Now,
> when I want
> to installit, I see that there's no directory named OpenOffice under
> instsetoo_native/unxlngi6 !! Now at this stage I really don't know
> how to
>
I dont think you should --disable-epm:
configure --help says:
--disable-epm OO.o includes self-packaging code, that
requires
epm, however epm is useless for large scale
package building.
Try running configure again, using --with-epm=internal
"source" the environment again, and check the value BUILD_EPM=YES
then:
cd epm
build;deliver
cd instsetoo_native
build
> directory solver. When I look into the directory solver/680/
> unxlngi6.pro, I do
> see several directories - bin, lib, inc, rdb, res etc. Thses in
> turn hold the
> libs and binaries etc. Now, I know where the finished product lies.
> What I'm
The solver holds output from building each module, so any module can
find the shared libraries and headers without knowing where they have
been built. But the "finished "product" also has to be built at the
end, in module instsetoo_native
>
> Here's the last few lines from compilation output:
> --------------------------SNIP---------------------------------
>
> /home-dir/BLFS/wd/OOffice/OOC680_m7/instsetoo_native/util
> No EPM: do no packaging at this stage
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> ---------------------------------------
that looks right!
jim
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