Re: Bug#390661: [Pljava-dev] pljava on Debian AMD64: undefined symbol: JNI_CreateJavaVM during installation

[Markus Schaber]

Hi, Matthias,

Matthias Klose wrote:

 So it should be reassigned to pljava.

Somehow, the but reassignment did not work. Matthias, can you try it?

 However, I read the Debian Changes of libgcj, and did not find any clear
 mentioning of why and how that was changed.
 
 these are changes pulled from gcc-4.2/classpath-0.92. JNI_CreateJavaVM
 can be found in libjvm.

So it seems we need to change the linker flags in the Makefile, right?

 Note that it's not necessary anymore to include the precompiled jar
 file in the library.

Personally, I see it as an advantage to have the precompiled jar
included in the library, that eases deployment.

 Building native code using dh_nativejava and/or
 aot-compile should be used instead.

dh_nativejava would be ugly for upstream, it will only fix the problem
for deban users, I presume?

 Documentation pending ...

Any progress here?

Thanks,
Markus
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Re: Bug#390661: [Pljava-dev] pljava on Debian AMD64: undefined symbol: JNI_CreateJavaVM during installation

[Matthias Klose]

  M. If the gjc team changed it's packaging in all architectures and
  pljava is depending on an upstream package it might be wiser to change
  pljava and file the report on the plajava package
 
 Yes, it seems you're right. Too bad that I already filed a bug.
 
 So it should be reassigned to pljava.
 
 However, I read the Debian Changes of libgcj, and did not find any clear
 mentioning of why and how that was changed.

these are changes pulled from gcc-4.2/classpath-0.92. JNI_CreateJavaVM
can be found in libjvm.

Note that it's not necessary anymore to include the precompiled jar
file in the library. Building native code using dh_nativejava and/or
aot-compile should be used instead. Documentation pending ...

  Matthias


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