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Ben Pavon commented on THRIFT-4912:
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Hi James,
I agree that the PREFIX code would also have to be updated.
Actually, what I figured out after I submitted the issue,
is that for Java, JAVA_PREFIX is ignored, the "gradlew install"
commands puts the files in a $HOME/.m2/ location.
I ended up having to copy them from that location to the destination I wanted.
It may not be trivial to update the package to have it do Java installs
to both locations.
> Configuring with $JAVA_PREFIX leads to $JAVA_PREFIX/usr/local/lib
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> Key: THRIFT-4912
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-4912
> Project: Thrift
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Build Process
> Affects Versions: 0.12.0
> Reporter: Ben Pavon
> Priority: Minor
>
> While configuring thrift-0.12.0 on Red Hat Linux and targeting Java and Perl,
> I used --prefix and defined $JAVA_PREFIX and $PERL_PREFIX in order to control
> where Thrift is installed. Both --prefix and $PERL_PREFIX worked as intended.
> However, setting $JAVA_PREFIX resulted in $JAVA_PREFIX/usr/local/lib. This is
> because of the following code in the configure script:
> if test "x$JAVA_PREFIX" != x; then :
> JAVA_PREFIX="$JAVA_PREFIX/usr/local/lib"
> elif test "x$PREFIX" != x; then :
> JAVA_PREFIX="$PREFIX/usr/local/lib"
> else
> JAVA_PREFIX="/usr/local/lib"
> fi
> I believe the above code should be replaced with one that sets $JAVA_PREFIX
> to /usr/local/lib only if it is not defined.
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