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While trying to follow Dusty's guidelines I have had some problems with two apps. The guidelines call for you to place non-jar files in /usr/share but I can't figure out how to pint these apps to their other files. I figure the secret is in the .jars themselves but I dunno where to look - ideas and suggestions welcome!
The build files for the apps can be found in http://dtw.jiwe.org/share/errors/interlis-compiler and http://dtw.jiwe.org/share/errors/umleditor
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I'm looking at the interlis one right now, will get back to you eventually....
FTR, the java packaging guidelines are here: http://www.buchuki.com/misc/archjava.html and if somebody wanted to copy them to the wiki, they will find that.... ugh, I have to be honest.... they'll find that its a thankless job. But they would still be glad to have done something for Arch....
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It's all done with setting the classpath flag (or env) so that java can find the required jars.
When creating the PKGBUILD for jacman, I based it on Dusty's JEdit PKGBUILD. I'm sure if you look at a few Java-based packages, you'll get the gist.
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No, that's not the prob here. The problem is that the jar file appears to expect the non-classpath files (ie: support files, config files, images, etc) to be in the same directory is the jar or something. The sources don't appear to be available so I don't know how to get around it -- I'd say this was one of those special case problems to go in /opt...
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