openoffice 3.2 and java

silvik · 2010-02-12 19:36:42

Upgrading openoffice-base to 3.2 installs java... FFFFFUUUUUUUUUU I always unticked java in preferences and never missed it. But after upgrade it says:

Optional dependencies for openoffice-base: java-runtime: adds java support

so it's mandatory to install java or optional? can I somehow modify and rebuild the package? god... I hate java

PS. Any worthy alternatives? Last time I checked abiword and koffice were nearly unusable with big docs
PS2. How about some split packages? Probably most of us use only Writer.

ozar · 2010-02-12 20:12:27

silvik wrote:

How about some split packages? Probably most of us use only Writer.

That's all I need as well, so split packages would be great.

xduugu · 2010-02-12 20:28:38

ozar wrote:

silvik wrote:
How about some split packages? Probably most of us use only Writer.
That's all I need as well, so split packages would be great.

Support for that is targeted for the 3.3 release.

http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Features#Features_planned_for_OOo_3.3_.28June_2010.29 wrote:

* Internal
o switch to a distributed SCM
o modularization of the build system

See also http://blogs.sun.com/GullFOSS/entry/a_s … openoffice

ozar · 2010-02-12 20:36:21

xduugu wrote:

Support for that is targeted for the 3.3 release.
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Features#Features_planned_for_OOo_3.3_.28June_2010.29 wrote:
* Internal
o switch to a distributed SCM
o modularization of the build system
See also http://blogs.sun.com/GullFOSS/entry/a_s … openoffice

Great news... thanks for the info!

Nebulosa · 2010-02-16 05:48:18

If I get PKGBUILD from extra and compile with

makedepends=(# the real makedeps
             'bison' 'svn' 'automake' 'findutils' 'flex' 'gawk' 'gcc-libs' 'libart-lgpl' 'libxtst'
             'pam' 'sane' 'zip' 'perl-archive-zip' 'pkgconfig' 'unzip' "xulrunner>=1.9.2" 
             'apache-ant>=1.7.1-3' 'cairo' 'gperf' 'libcups' 'poppler' 'kdelibs>=4.4.0-3' 'pstoedit' 'gconf' 
             #"openjdk6>=6.b17_1.7"
         # from main OOo the deps
         "curl>=7.19.7" "hunspell>=1.2.8" "python>=2.6.4" 'libwpd' 'redland>=1.0.10' 'libxaw' "neon>=0.28.6"
             'dbus-glib' "icu>=4.2.1" 'hsqldb-java' 'libxslt' 'hicolor-icon-theme' 'desktop-file-utils'
         'beanshell' 'saxon' 'vigra' 'libgraphite' 'hyphen' 'lpsolve' 'libmspack' 'libldap' 'lucene' 'boost>=1.41.0')
...
/configure --with-build-version="${pkgver} ArchLinux build-${pkgrel} (${_OO_milestone})" \
    --with-vendor="ArchLinux"\
    --prefix=/usr --exec-prefix=/usr\
    --with-lang="en-US"\
    --with-dict=ALL\
    --disable-gnome-vfs\
    --disable-qadevooo\
    --disable-reportdesign\
    --disable-systray\
    --disable-mathmldtd\
    --enable-binfilter\
    --enable-cairo\
    --enable-crashdump=yes\
    --enable-cups\
    --enable-dbus\
    --enable-evolution2\
    --enable-gio\
    --enable-gtk\
    --enable-graphite\
    --enable-kde4\
    --enable-ldap\
    --enable-lockdown\
    --enable-mediawiki\
    --enable-minimizer\
    --enable-odk\
    --enable-opengl\
    --enable-pdfimport\
    --enable-presenter-console\
    --enable-report-builder\
    --enable-vba\
    --enable-verbose\
    --enable-wiki-publisher\
    --with-package-format=native\
    --without-fonts\
    --without-afms\
    --without-gpc\
    --without-nas\
    --without-ppds\
    --without-system-agg\
    --without-system-lucene\
    --with-openldap\
    --with-system-stdlibs\
    --with-system-libs\
    --with-system-sane-header\
    --with-system-mozilla=libxul\
    --with-system-xrender-headers\
    --with-system-headers\
    --with-system-redland\
    --with-alloc=system\
#      --with-jdk-home=${JAVA_HOME}\
#    --with-lucene-core-jar=/usr/share/java/lucene-core.jar\
#    --with-lucene-analyzers-jar=/usr/share/java/lucene-analyzers.jar\
#    --with-saxon-jar=/usr/share/java/saxon/saxon9he.jar\
    --with-use-shell=bash\
     $EXTRAOPTS || return 1

it would be enough? I don't need this functionality ever!

Can anybody make PKGBUILD without Java depense?

Arch Linux

#1 2010-02-12 19:36:42

openoffice 3.2 and java

#2 2010-02-12 20:12:27

Re: openoffice 3.2 and java

#3 2010-02-12 20:28:38

Re: openoffice 3.2 and java

#4 2010-02-12 20:36:21

Re: openoffice 3.2 and java

#5 2010-02-16 05:48:18

Re: openoffice 3.2 and java

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