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RFS: libjfreechart java 1 0 13 2

Onkar Shinde wrote: > The packaging bits are updated in pkg java svn On its way Many thanks for all your work Vincent Vincent Fourmond Debian Developer http: vince debian blogspot com If there was anything that depressed him more than his own cynicism it was that quite often it still wasn t as cynical as real life Terry Pratchet Guards guards Vincent

RFS: libcommons collections java 2 1 1 9

BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE Hash: SHA1 Onkar Shinde wrote: >> A simple workaround for that is to edit the changelog and convert it to: >> >> [ Onkar Shinde ] >> >> >> Debian Java Maintainers Mon 19 Oct 2009 16:49:13 0500 >> >> That way you don t need to add yourself to uploaders and the lintian >>

java packaging

> Hello Hi Vincent > > Gabriele Giacone wrote: >> I m packaging sweethome3d [1] a java application Ok so my next email will start with: Hello I m packaging a java application and some libraries : > The final jar can only contain the libraries for which the source code > is in the original tarball You ll have to remove all the binary jars > from the original tarball

Regression of Japanese text display in sun java6 bin

I ve come across a problem in the Sid sun java6 bin package in the file: etc java 6 sun fontconfig properties Currently Japanese display in Java appears to be broken using sun java6 The problem is that the new fontconfig file refers to the IPAMona fonts which do not yet appear to be in the main Debian repositories The Java 1 5 fontconfig used the Sazanami fonts I switched back to

Regression of Japanese text display in sun java6 bin

Building Eclipse

Hi I would like to try building Eclipse from the SVN repo How is the orig tarball built? Where do the parts come from? tar tzf eclipse_3 2 1 orig tar gz eclipse 3 2 1 orig eclipse 3 2 1 orig upstream eclipse 3 2 1 orig upstream eclipse sourceBuild srcIncluded 3 2 1 tar bz2 eclipse 3 2 1 orig upstream icu4j 3 4 5 tar bz2 eclipse 3 2 1 orig upstream jsch 0 1 28 tar bz2 Marcus

Memory problems with gij 4 1 and glibc 2 6

Marcus Better writes: > I have recently had problems building Java packages The build would just > eat memory and occasionally show things like: > > GC Warning: Repeated allocation of very large block appr size 524288000 : > May lead to memory leak and poor performance > GC Warning: Out of Memory Returning NIL > > Turns out this is bug 433391 so bewar

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On Wed Jul 25 2007 at 04:43:43PM 0200 Jan Pascal van Best wrote: > Dear Debian Java developers > > semi crosspost from debian mentors > > I am looking for a sponsor for my package commons csv > > Package name : commons csv > Version : 0 1 SNAPSHOT > Upstream Author : Henri Yandell Martin van den Bemt > > URL

arachnophilia undo redo

> lastly you could ask Paul Lutus about which java methods are used for > the undo function you are missing and try to get nearer to the lines of > code in either arachnophilia or the java implementation you use to help > track down the problem Maybe arachnophilia has a unit test suite and > you can try if these tests run fine > As arachnophilia is not free and seems not to come wit

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Java buildd service

On 7 11 07 Michael Koch wrote: > My buildd can do builds before packages enter the archive E g I ve > used it to rebuild all packages build depending on ant before I uploaded > ant 1 7 0 into the archive to make sure it dont break too much This way > I found a breakage in ow util ant tasks with the new ant version Hmm I thought that would be possible with the c

java common 0 26 MIGRATED to testing

FYI: The status of the java common source package in Debian s testing distribution has changed Previous version: 0 25 Current version: 0 26 This email is automatically generated; henning@makholm net is responsible See http: people debian org ~henning trille for more information To UNSUBSCRIBE email to debian java REQUEST@lists debian org with a subject of un

[RFC] Should we remove xerces j libxerces java 1 4 4

On 7 2 07 Arnaud Vandyck wrote: > On 7 1 07 Marcus Better wrote: > > Arnaud Vandyck wrote: > > > The RC bug has been closed but moving argouml libgef java and > > > arbortext catalog to xerces2 should be done And then remove xerces1 > > > > Care to file some bugs? : I already did it for arbortext catalog: http: bugs debian org cgi bin b

OpenJDK and the Free Java Packaging Roadmap

Marcus Better wrote: >> And please if you have ideas for interesting libraries and or >> applications to package please add them to the wiki > > Please that s the umpteenth wiki page with requested packages For instance > there is > > http: wiki debian org Java RequestedPackages O K Thanks for this We didn t see this page yes we might be blind as it s linked on the ve

GNU Linux Java Policy and Packaging

Tom Marble: > 10 Filesystem conventions FHS for runtimes e g usr lib jvm > and libraries e g usr share java I think we also need to decide if we want to ship something under usr share java which can be ripped out and redistributed outside the system or if we follow the usual rules of the distribution For instance many packages include a private renamed copy o

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