On 11/20/2012 01:05 PM, Arnau Bria wrote:
Hi all,
In my systems (SL 6.3, RH like) I'm installing Oracle's Java.
I'm managing the package and several links under /etc/alternatives
with puppet, but for configuring it, all the 'official' docs recommends
'alternatives'. I've been looking for some module which already
deals with it, but I've not found any... anyone knows any module with
deals with alternatives?
TIA,
Arnau
Hi,
I' ve attached my java module.
We needed to install multiple java versions on the same hosts, so, i
repackaged them to make that possible. That's why i use the alternatives
to set a default system wide java version. I also added a spec file as
example.
This version is made to run on sles11spX. I'm now making the deb
packages for the custom java version.
I hope this will put you on the right track for a possible solution.
Any comments are welcome.
Grts
johan
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class java {
}
# Define: install_java
#
# This definition installs the vrt repacked java versions.
# Multiple versions can now be installed together on the
# the same host. Also the 64bit and 32bit can coexist on the
# same host
#
# [version]
# Which java version to install
# Possible values : 6 or 7
# Default : 6
#
# [arch]
# Which version to install, 64 or 32 bit
# Possible values : x64, the rest installs the 32bit version
# Default : x64
#
# [jdk]
# Wether to install the jdk or the jre
# Possible values : True, False, Yes, No, Y, N, 0, 1
# Default :False
#
# [register]
# Wether to register the jdk or the jre, so the installed version
# can be used as /usr/bin/java
# Possible values : True, False, Yes, No, Y, N, 0, 1
# Default : true
#
# [prio]
# Piority of the java version. The java version with the highest prio
# will be linked to /usr/bin/java
#
define java::install_java ( version ='6', arch='x64', jdk=false, register=true,
prio='1' ) {
# check version,
case $version {
'6': {
$my_version = '1.6.0_33'
}
'7': {
$my_version = '1.7.0_05'
}
default: {
notify { 'unsupported java version selected - only
6u33, 7u5 are supported': }
}
}
case $arch {
'x64': {
$my_arch = ''
$my_parch = 'x86_64'
}
default: {
$my_arch = '-32bit'
$my_parch = 'i586'
}
}
case $jdk {
true,'yes','1','Y','y': {
$my_jdk = 'jdk'
}
default: {
$my_jdk = 'jre'
}
}
package { unixODBC${my_arch}:
ensure = present,
}
package { ${my_jdk}${my_arch}-${my_version}-repack:
ensure = present,
require = Package[ unixODBC${my_arch} ]
}
case $register {
true,'yes','1','Y','y': {
java::register_java {
${my_jdk}${my_arch}-${my_version}-repack:
order = $prio,
path=
/opt/java/${my_parch}/${my_jdk}${my_version}/,
require = Package[
${my_jdk}${my_arch}-${my_version}-repack ],
}
}
}
}
define java::register_java ( order='1' , path ) {
$my_prio = $order * 2
$reg_command = /usr/sbin/update-alternatives --install \
/usr/bin/java java ${path}/bin/java $my_prio \
--slave /usr/bin/keytool keytool $path/bin/keytool \
--slave /usr/bin/orbd orbd ${path}/bin/orbd \
--slave /usr/bin/pack200 pack200 ${path}/bin/pack200 \
--slave /usr/bin/policytool policytool
${path}/bin/policytool \
--slave /usr/bin/rmid rmid ${path}/bin/rmid \
--slave /usr/bin/rmiregistry rmiregistry
