Bug#495514: Patch for #495514

2008-08-23 Thread peter green
Thanks for your work. I'm away on my honeymoon though, and so won't be able to help out. If, amongst yourslves, you're able to arrive at a consensus as to the best solution, please NMU as necessary. While I preffer my soloution to sebastiens his current nmu to delayed will solve the main

Bug#495514: Patch for #495514

2008-08-22 Thread Shaun Jackman
On 8/19/08, Sebastien Delafond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ... Anyway, I'm sure Shaun now has enough datapoints to decide what sort of solution he'd like to implement. I've removed all my past NMU uploads from DELAYED/7, and uploaded a single -3.1 that regroups all the fixes needed for my

Bug#495514: Patch for #495514

2008-08-18 Thread Sebastien Delafond
tag 495514 + patch thanks Here's a debdiff that fixes #495514 by using openjdk-6-jdk as the default JDK, while still giving a user the option to rebuild with any JDK he likes, without changing debian/{rules,control}. I've just uploaded 3.1.1.0-3.0 to DELAYED/7, so feel free to take that debdiff

Bug#495514: Patch for #495514

2008-08-18 Thread peter green
Here's a debdiff that fixes #495514 by using openjdk-6-jdk as the default JDK, while still giving a user the option to rebuild with any JDK he likes, What JDK the package is built with is irrelevent. The problem is it doesn't work when RUN WITH gij. Indeed the dependencies on your package

Bug#495514: Patch for #495514

2008-08-18 Thread Sebastien Delafond
On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 01:28:37AM +0100, peter green wrote: What JDK the package is built with is irrelevent. The problem is it doesn't work when RUN WITH gij. generally speaking, the JDK the package is built with *is* relevant, if only to avoid java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: for

Bug#495514: Patch for #495514

2008-08-18 Thread peter green
generally speaking, the JDK the package is built with *is* relevant, if only to avoid java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: for instance your fix considers the JRE from sun-java5-jre to be acceptable, when it definitely is not if the package is compiled with a JDK6 (which is what will happen

Bug#495514: Patch for #495514

2008-08-18 Thread Sebastien Delafond
On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 03:04:40AM +0100, peter green wrote: It would be an issue if building with sun java6 though [...] I didn't just try to hand select them, I tested all the sun based jre's in debian that's what I meant by not scalable: your solution is valid at this particular point in