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Ted Kosan wrote: |
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> I am creating a LiveCD using Catalyst 2.0_rc49 and I am including some Java |
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> packages on it. The Gentoo Java group just finished migrating to the following |
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> new way to handle Java packages: |
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> http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/java/java-upgrade.xml |
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> and the new way requires that a script be run after installing the generation 1 |
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> and generation 2 VMs. Here is an example of setting the generation 1 and 2 |
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> VMs: |
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> java-config-1 --set-system-vm <choice of vm> |
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> java-config-2 --set-user-vm <choice of vm> |
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Actually, during a fresh install, installing a JDK will set the itself |
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as the system-vm for you, so you shouldn't have to set it yourself. |
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> The problem I am encountering in stage 1 is that the Java packages need to have |
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> the generation 1 and 2 VMs set before they can compile or they will exit with |
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> an error. |
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> Does anyone have any thoughts on how the java-config-1 and java-config-2 |
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> scripts can be run after the Java VM packages have been compiled in stage 1 but |
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> before the Java packages that depend on them are compiled? |
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Joshua Nichols |
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Gentoo/Java - Project Lead |
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