"David W. Botsch" wrote: > Hi there. When attempting to compile japhar, the make bails out due to xm mixxing. I >looked in japharJVMPluginInstance.h and found the include reference to a system >library Xm/Xm.h I don't have this. However, I am not familiar and do not know where >to grab it. > > What is the name of it and where can I find it? Xm is motif foo. lesstif (www.lesstif.org) works. you have to keep in mind that that OJI work done for japhar was almost entirely done during a very early stage of mozilla development (the Xm dependency is there because mozilla used motif before they switched to gtk.) you also have to keep in mind that the OJI stuff isn't being concentrated on at present - if you're lucky enough to get japhar to build the oji plugin chances are the OJI api inside mozilla has changed in a way that will cause it to not work with - in fact not even be loaded by - mozilla. in reference to your initial nspr query, NSPR stands for NetScape Portable Runtime. it's a compatibility layer over most system dependent stuff (threads, sockets, etc.) you don't use --enable-nspr, you have to use --with-nspr=/path/to/nspr. this is all documented in the INSTALL file. tells you where to get it and how to install it. Chris
