I think you're getting caught in a check for FreeBSD. Can you try
applying this patch to adjust the dependency calculation.
Index: common_resources/make/properties.xml
===================================================================
--- common_resources/make/properties.xml (revision 769212)
+++ common_resources/make/properties.xml (working copy)
@@ -75,7 +75,10 @@
<condition property="hy.platform.suffix" value=".7x">
<!-- matches would be better but debian stable has ant 1.6.5
and matches was only added to 1.7.0 and above -->
- <contains substring="7." string="${os.version}"/>
+ <and>
+ <equals arg1="FreeBSD" arg2="${os.name}" casesensitive="false" />
+ <contains substring="7." string="${os.version}"/>
+ </and>
</condition>
<property name="hy.platform.suffix" value="" />
<property name="hy.platform.variant"
Once the downloads actually work, you can copy the ecj JAR from the
dependencies in common_resources. You'll want to copy the junit JAR as
well.
-Nathan
On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 11:03 PM, Andrew Myers <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Firstly I hope I am okay to ask this "newbie" type question on this list...
>
> I'm trying to build harmony on Fedora 10, following the instructions at
> http://harmony.apache.org/quickhelp_contributors.html
>
> At the moment I am stuck with this error when I run the ant build:
>
> /home/andrew/projects/harmony/common_resources/make/depends.xml:200: Can't
> get
> http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/harmony/standard/depends/libs/linux.x86.7x/icu-3.4.zip
> to
> /home/andrew/projects/harmony/common_resources/depends/libs/linux.x86.7x/icu-3.4/icu-3.4.zip
>
> Is there anwhere else I can get this file from?
>
> And just as a more general question, has anyone else tried successfully to
> build harmony on F10? The doco I could find all referred to Ubuntu. I
> think I've made some progress on finding the dependencies I need, although
> I'm still having trouble getting ant to find the ecj.jar file. If anyone
> has been through this and could point me in the right direction that'd be
> great. Otherwise, I'll keep documenting what I've done and perhaps it will
> be useful to someone else in the future.
>
> Many thanks,
> Andrew.
>
