** Changed in: zorba
Status: Confirmed = Incomplete
** Changed in: zorba
Assignee: Chris Hillery (ceejatec) = David Graf (davidagraf)
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FYI - Incomplete means that the bug report itself is incomplete (ie,
the reporter needs to provide more information), not that the work is
incomplete. Moving back to Confirmed. Thanks for working on this.
** Changed in: zorba
Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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Hey Chris
I made merge proposals. I implemented everything in cmake. Because it is less
lines of code :-).
I am wondering if the same should be done here: swig/java/CMakeLists.txt
What do you think?
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If it makes sense in the modules, it probably makes sense in Zorba core
as well, I think, yes.
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Title:
on ubuntu 12.04, Java and/or JNI not
Hello Chris
You can close this bug. We don't have this problem anymore. The java modules
are working properly on Ubuntu 12.04 since a while.
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Not sure how to mark this - don't know if we actually fixed it or not
(although we probably did). But, I'll just go with Invalid.
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Status: New = Invalid
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Hello Chris,
Unfortunately, telling you to close the bug was a bad idea. This morning, I
found an additional issue. When compiling zorba or sausalito on a clean ubuntu
12.04, I get this:
-- --- Module: util-jvm---
-- Looking for JNI
-- Looking for Java
-- Building Zorba without util-jvm
In order:
0) It certainly makes sense to consolidate on a single FindJNI.cmake, if
in fact we need our own at all. The right place for it is in util-jvm.
It will be necessary to ensure that other modules use that version as
well, probably by extending the util-jvm use file to extend
Hey Chris
(Also - what was the reason you changed JAVA_AWT_INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES
to JAVA_AWT_INCLUDE_PATH? That doesn't seem to make sense.)
That's a typo. Thanks for telling me.
2) I don't like these changes, although I'm not sure of the alternative. IMHO
the existing FindJNI code with all of
Hey Chris
After reading your last comments, I decided to bypass the problem
differently. Without changing FindJNI.cmake. I generate the JAVA_HOME
variable with a bash script and set it before searching the JNI stuff.
Here is the code:
1 === modified file
I like your solution too. Could you propose that for merging into the main
util-jvm module?
One minor suggestion: generate-java-home.sh should start with a #!/bin/sh
shebang line, I think.
One question: is $(which java)/../.. always JAVA_HOME? Could it be
different if you only have the JRE
** Changed in: zorba
Importance: Undecided = High
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Title:
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