Re: [java-gnome-hackers] ./configure fails in ubuntu 9.04 32bits

[Roberto <evo...@ya...>]

Hi,

I discussed the problem on IRC. Finally I found that removing some
configuration from %HOME/.bashrc configure worked better, and with jdk
defined, perfectly.

The lines I commented  in $HOME/.bashrc:
---------------------------------------------------------------------
## JAVA ##
JAVA_HOME="$HOME/Programas/jdk1.6.0_14"
PATH="$JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH"

export JAVA_HOME
export PATH

## ANT ##
PATH="/home/rlin/Programas/apache-ant-1.7.1/bin:$PATH"

export PATH
---------------------------------------------------------------------

I hope this helps someone
bye

2009/7/23 Roberto <evo...@ya...>

> Hi, I'm new to the list and to java-gnome.
>
> I was telling on the #java-gnome IRC channel about a problem with
> ./configure in Ubuntu 9.04 32bits with 4.0.11 release and bzd mainline. The
> output is:
>
> java-gnome-4.0.11$ ./configure
>
> equivalence, v0.2
> ...configuring Java projects to build and run on Linux & Unix
>
> Identify operating system:         Debian
>
> Check for required jar files:
>  - JUnit test framework            found
>
> Check for required system libraries:
>  - GTK+                            found
>  - Pango                           found
>  - ATK                             found
>  - GDK                             found
>  - LibGlade                        found
>
>  - GNOME printing (Unix backend)   found
>
> Check Java compilers:
>  - Eclipse ecj                     works
>  - System javac                    works
>  - GNU gcj -C (bytecode mode)      works
>  - GNU gcjh                        found
>
>  - GNU fastjar                     works
>  - GNU gjdoc                       found
>
> Check Java virtual machines:
>  - System java VM                  doesn't work
>  - GNU gij                         doesn't work
>
> Check native compiler:
>  - GNU gcc                         works
>
> Can't use GCJ, insufficiently recent version
>
> Select compiler:                   ecj
> Select runtime:                    java
> failed
>
> Can't locate the JNI header file
>
> Failed to complete configuration.
>
>
> I could fix it adding some lines to the sections that deals with GCC configuration:
>
> +    } elsif (-f "/usr/lib/gcc/i486-linux-gnu/4.3/include/jni.h") {
>
> +    $jni_include = "-I/usr/lib/gcc/i486-linux-gnu/4.3/include/jni.h";
>
> With java-gnome 4.0.12-rc3 I have no problem.
>
>
>