Hi Burn Good catch. The APRUtil on Windows by default includes APR-iconv. Its possible to build APRUtil without APR-iconv but its probably best to go with the default setup.
On Linux, the APR Util uses the GNU version of iconv available on the system. I am planning to do another release candidate. This will be to pick up Burn's changes to include apr-iconv libraries in the Windows build. Thanks Bhavani On Thu, Aug 30, 2012 at 9:48 AM, Burn Lewis <[email protected]> wrote: > I found a problem with APR-iconv missing from the Windows build ... needed > indirectly by ActiveMQ and hence by deployCppService. I have checked in a > fix and a few updates to the documentation. I also dropped all the debug > libraries for the dependencies. > All my tests worked except the one deploying the MeetingAnnotator (2.3.3) > ... I was able to deploy and test using deployCppService but when using the > -d option on runRemoteAsyncAE it could not load the annotator. > > ~Burn >
