Re: Replacing packaged libraries with standard libraries

[Eric Lavarde <Eric.Lavarde@bawue.de>]

Hi,

then one more question, I have problems mapping the jar files delivered 
by FreeMind (I tried to ask the developers but no answer) with the 
standard libraries, in order to find out which ones can be replaced by 
which ones.
The "best" way I found till now is to "unzip -l xxx.jar" and compare the 
class files structure and guess. I found out that the dispatch of the 
classes in FreeMind might be different from the one in Debian.
Any thoughts on how to make my life less miserable?

Thanks, Eric

Arnaud Vandyck wrote:
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> Eric Lavarde <deb@zorglub.s.bawue.de> wrote: 
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> > Hello,
> >
> > I've started packaging the next version of FreeMind and, despite my
> > lack of Java knowledge, I've noticed that the new version is coming
> > with quite a lot of standard Java libraries (i.e. libraries already
> > packaged elsewhere in Debian), roughly libcommons-lang-java,
> > librelaxng-datatype-java, libjaxp1.2-java, libbatik-java and possibly
> > a few more. That bloats the whole thing a bit, and is just not
> > 'elegant'.
>
>
> your package must depends on these libs and you just have to add them to
> your CLASSPATH. They all are in /usr/share/java
>
> Cheers,
>
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