Re: GraphViz can't find java headers

On 10/3/05, Jeremy Herbison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Running ./configure --prefix=/usr gives the following: > > checking for java... java > checking jni.h usability... no > checking jni.h presence... no > checking for jni.h... no > configure: WARNING: Unable to find header jni.h. The Java packa

Re: GraphViz can't find java headers

Jeremy Herbison wrote: Running ./configure --prefix=/usr gives the following: checking for java... java checking jni.h usability... no checking jni.h presence... no checking for jni.h... no configure: WARNING: Unable to find header jni.h. The Java packages will not be built jni.h is located in

RE: GraphViz can't find java headers

> > Running ./configure --prefix=/usr gives the following: > > > > checking for java... java > > checking jni.h usability... no > > checking jni.h presence... no > > checking for jni.h... no > > configure: WARNING: Unable to find header jni.h. The Java packages will > > not be built > > > > Anothe

Re: GraphViz can't find java headers

Jeremy Herbison wrote: I'm trying to install GraphViz for use with Doxygen... I have the JDK installed in /usr/jdk. Java is confirmed to be working fine, paths are all correct etc. Running ./configure --prefix=/usr gives the following: checking for java... java checking jni.h usability... no

RE: GraphViz can't find java headers

> Doesn't seem to do anything. Doug's suggestion that it is just going > from an old config.cache is also bogus, unfortunately. I think the > configure file is messed up somehow but I'm not familiar enough to fix > it. > > For PHP it detects zend.h in /usr/include/php/Zend however, so looking > at

RE: GraphViz can't find java headers

> What happens if you use the --with-extraincludedir= parameter to > configure and pass the JDK include dir? > > -- > Randy Doesn't seem to do anything. Doug's suggestion that it is just going from an old config.cache is also bogus, unfortunately. I think the configure file is messed up somehow b

Re: GraphViz can't find java headers

Jeremy Herbison wrote these words on 10/03/05 19:46 CST: > I'm trying to install GraphViz for use with Doxygen... I have the JDK > installed in /usr/jdk. Java is confirmed to be working fine, paths are > all correct etc. What happens if you use the --with-extraincludedir= parameter to configure an

Re: GraphViz can't find java headers

> Going so far as to filling in the empty JAVA_INCLUDES line in the configure file doesn't even work. I absolutely cannot get this darn thing to go! Sounds like you should delete the "config.cache" file; the configure script is not actually recalculating this dependency, just recalling what i

GraphViz can't find java headers

I'm trying to install GraphViz for use with Doxygen... I have the JDK installed in /usr/jdk. Java is confirmed to be working fine, paths are all correct etc. Running ./configure --prefix=/usr gives the following: checking for java... java checking jni.h usability... no checking jni.h presence..