Re: [Joelib-help] joelib installation

[Joerg K. W. <we...@in...>]

Hi,

1. this is why i recommend the source distribution.
2. Its up to you to use the environment of your choice, but then you 
have also all the problems. You must ensure that all required libraries 
are added to the Java classpath and there are pleanty solutions for this 
problem:
-- command line (java -classpath rt.jar;joelib.jar;log4j.jar;...)
-- scripting    (analogue but dependecies resolved automatically, at 
least under a linux environment or cygwin under Windows, recommended for 
script freaks and pharmaceutical industry)
-- ANT (recommended for developers)

In your case i recommend simply to create a src-folder or remove the 
checking part in the ant script.

Regards, Joerg

> Hi
> 
> I have downloaded a joelib and was trying to install
> it on Xp as per the procedure described on website.but
> my build stop saying that there is no src folder ,in
> fact there was no src.but in the lib folder i can see
> the binary for joelib. kindly let me know is there any
> other download from where i can build joelib.
> 
> Regards
> 
> Deepak
> 
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