Re: [ccmtools-users] building ccmtools -- javax.jmi.reflect

[Egon T. <ego...@ut...>]

Hey Darrell!

Darrell Schiebel wrote:
> On Tuesday, October 26 2004 at 20:21+0200, Egon Teiniker wrote: 
> 	Thanks for the hint Egon! This got me past the building hurdle,
> 	but now I'm stuck trying to get example1 of the tutorial built.
> 	I tried both the instructions in the tutorial:
> 
> 	  ccmtools-generate c++local -a -o CarRental *.idl
> 	  
> 	as well as the, readme incantation:
> 
> 	   ccmtools-generate idl3 -o CarRental/idl3 *.idl
> 	   ccmtools-generate idl3mirror -o CarRental/idl3 *.idl
> 	   ccmtools-generate c++local -o CarRental -ICarRental/idl3/interface CarRental/idl3/interface/BigBusiness/*.idl
> 	   ccmtools-generate c++local -a -o CarRental -ICarRental/idl3/component -ICarRental/idl3/interface CarRental/idl3/component/BigBusiness/*.idl
> 	   ccmtools-generate c++local-test -o CarRental -ICarRental/idl3/component -ICarRental/idl3/interface CarRental/idl3/component/BigBusiness/CarRental.idl
> 	   
> 	In each case, some *_gen.cc files are created, which include
> 	CCM_Local/HomeFinder.h, but this file is nowhere to be found.
> 	Do I need to back off to an earlier version than the current
> 	CVS version? Or have I done something else wrong?

The CCM_Local/HomeFinder.h file is part of the cpp-environment package 
which you can check out from ccmtools.sf.net:

$ cvs -d :pserver:ano...@cv...:/cvsroot/ccmtools co cpp-environment

after that, you can build these C++ sources using confix:

# Install the local component's environment:
$ confix.py --packageroot=`pwd`/WX_Utils --bootstrap --configure --make 
--targets="install"
$ confix.py --packageroot=`pwd`/CCM_Local --bootstrap --configure --make 
--targets="install"

Beside the CCM_Local/HomeFinder.h, the cpp-environment contains 
utilities to handle C++ smart pointers and so on.

You can also see the ccmtools tutorial for installing confix and the 
cpp-environment package.

:-) Egon