Re: Full gnu classpath X

Chris Burdess <[email protected]> Thu, 15 Jun 2006 07:34:16 +0100
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Naraghi wrote:
> / Hi,
>      I'm a french student, and I'm trying to use Apache Axis with a =20=

> PDA,
> but it seems that the PDA's JVM (Mysaifu) doesn't contain all =20
> classes needed by Axis.
>
> I think that those classes are in gnuclaspathX librairies. ( Jaxp, =20
> libxmlj, ...)
> That's why  I wish to get a full gnu classpathX.
>
> Where can I find gnu classpathX librairies ( .jar ) and not only =20
> sources code.

GNU JAXP, including libxmlj, is not part of ClasspathX any more but =20
Classpath.

The GNU project doesn't distribute binaries, only source code with =20
full instructions on how to build it yourself. If you wanted to use =20
libxmlj then there is a non-trivial amount of integration with 3rd-=20
party native libraries involved in any case, it's not just as simple =20
as adding a jar to your CLASSPATH. If you use a binary distribution =20
like Debian it will provide a package mechanism which ensures these =20
dependencies are met. But essentially you would have to convince =20
mysaifu to use Classpath as its class library; I have no idea if this =20=

is even possible.
--=20
=E7=8A=AC Chris Burdess
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