...org/apache/maven/plugin/resources/ResourcesMojo.java org/apache/maven/plugin/resources/TestResourcesMojo.java org/apache/maven/plugin/resources/util/InterpolationFilterReader.java I created a build.xml, and can copy your idea to make a deb. But is it worth creating a single deb just for these, or do you think a maven-plugins package with all the plugins assorted and a single ...

.../apache/maven/plugin/resources/ResourcesMojo.java org/apache/maven/plugin/resources/TestResourcesMojo.java org/apache/maven/plugin/resources/util/InterpolationFilterReader.java I created a build.xml, and can copy your idea to make a deb. But is it worth creating a single deb just for these, or do you think a maven-plugins package with all the plugins assorted and a single ...

... of software that is built by Maven. This will handle details such as the mapping of required Jars to /usr/share/java/*. I'm not sure how it will all work, but it sounds a good idea! * If we want to use Maven during the build of other Debian packages then we must make sure nothing is downloaded. Therefore we must package any plugins that might be used *when building a Debian package*. ...

...~b18-1.2+20070822/openjdk-ecj/hotspo t/make' make[2]: *** [hotspot-build] Error 2 make[2]: Leaving directory `/icedtea-java7-7~b18-1.2+20070822/openjdk-ecj/contro l/make' make[1]: *** [icedtea-ecj.stamp] Error 2 make[1]: Leaving directory `/icedtea-java7-7~b18-1.2+20070822' make: *** [stamps/build] Error 2 debian:/icedtea-java7-7~b18-1.2+20070822# any ideas how to solve theese issues?

...6 \ -sourcepath rt:openjdk/j2se/src/share/classes:openjdk/j2se/src/solaris /classes:generated:jce \ @rt-source-files.txt make[1]: nowarn: Command not found [...] any ideas how to solve theese issues? nowarn is not a command I know to compile java sources ;-) An envirronment variable has been badly configured, it shoud be something like: java -nowarn ......

... before entering the chroot? If not try to use schroot which does this for you (if correctly configured). no, I've never had to for building debian packages before and i've no idea how to do it either. I really would rather avoid switching to a soloution like schroot if I can. Is there a way I can set it manually? (googling for linux kernel personality brought up mostly info on ...

... before entering the chroot? If not try to use schroot which does this for you (if correctly configured). no, I've never had to for building debian packages before and i've no idea how to do it either. I really would rather avoid switching to a soloution like schroot if I can. Is there a way I can set it manually? (googling for linux kernel personality brought up ...

... waiting for the next release of groovy in mid November to make my packages. The reason is that they are changing the way the generic packages are organized. They may split groovy into a core jar with add-on jars so if they decode to do that I need to mirror what they do. The idea being simple groovy programs can run with just the core jar as their runtime. Glen

... This means one of the following packages is causing eclipse-cdt to FTBFS: * ecj * gij/gcj Unfortunately, these packages have to be updated at once. Any idea how to find out which one could be the culprit? gcj's class loading machanism hasn't changed. Andrew Overholt <overholt@redhat.com> thinks there's probably something wrong with the OSGI configuration...

... the packages in the pkg-java SVN to make team-maintenance more easy. Cheers, Michael Well, I think I'd try and create some package before even thinking to open an ITP. Just to be sure... And duplicate work if someone else wants to look at it too...good idea :-( You can still close or rename an ITP to a RFP later. Cheers, Michael