>
> I think it is used as a submodule, meaning that it gets compiled from
> source together with the rest of mmj2 and bundled into mmj2.jar. It is not
> an external jar file.
>
So how do I make javac "understand" that it should use org.json ? I get
the error:
./mmj/pa/PaConstants.java:121: error: package org.json does not exist
import org.json.JSONArray;
^
when I type the command: $ javac `find . ../lib -name *.java` -d ../classes
Aren't there .deb downloads for earlier versions of the JDK?
>
There probably are. My skills in this domain are limited, but I will try
that.
Benoît
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