George Feinberg
2006-03-06 19:50:13 UTC
Ed,
This probably has to do with your Java installation. On my Mac,
compilation
includes:
-I/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Headers
This is set by the configure script. Check the build_unix/config.log
and
your configure output for Berkeley DB to see where it's finding javac
and related
files.
You might try updating your Java installation as well, to see if that
helps.
Regards,
George
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This probably has to do with your Java installation. On my Mac,
compilation
includes:
-I/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Headers
This is set by the configure script. Check the build_unix/config.log
and
your configure output for Berkeley DB to see where it's finding javac
and related
files.
You might try updating your Java installation as well, to see if that
helps.
Regards,
George
I'm trying to compile db xml to run with oXygen on Mac OS X 10.4.x.
I run the main buildall script with the enable-java option. Much
processing takes place successfully, however when we start to work
through the java components, the build process starts for fail. It
fails because it can't find the java header files, in particular
jni.h. This file and, presumably the others, are on my machine.
Things fall apart after that in db_java_wrap.c. The it all ends
with a command prompt.
What this is telling me is buildall.sh doesn't know where the Java
build environment it on my Mac. I could figure out the environment
fix on a PC, but I'm new to OS X and *nix. While the script does
find a working javac, that obviously isn't enough.
I you could give me some pretty specific things to check out or
tweak, I'd be grateful.
Thanks.
...edN
------------------------------------------I run the main buildall script with the enable-java option. Much
processing takes place successfully, however when we start to work
through the java components, the build process starts for fail. It
fails because it can't find the java header files, in particular
jni.h. This file and, presumably the others, are on my machine.
Things fall apart after that in db_java_wrap.c. The it all ends
with a command prompt.
What this is telling me is buildall.sh doesn't know where the Java
build environment it on my Mac. I could figure out the environment
fix on a PC, but I'm new to OS X and *nix. While the script does
find a working javac, that obviously isn't enough.
I you could give me some pretty specific things to check out or
tweak, I'd be grateful.
Thanks.
...edN
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