It seems there is a difference between the dependencies of tomcat6 on Ubuntu and Debian : http://packages.ubuntu.com/quantal/tomcat6-common http://packages.debian.org/squeeze/tomcat6-common http://packages.debian.org/squeeze/libtomcat6-java http://packages.debian.org/squeeze/libcommons-dbcp-java http://packages.debian.org/squeeze/libcommons-pool-java On Debian it's always default-jre-headless or java2-runtime-headless, that's ok for the package built by java-package. But on Ubuntu java2-runtime-headless is never listed, so I guess it falls back to default-jre-headless and pulls OpenJDK. Emmanuel Bourg Le 18/02/2013 16:37, David Gerard a écrit : > That version doesn't claim to provide default-jre-headless either. I > know Cedric just grabbed the ancient package and made it work with > Oracle Java 6 and 7, so I'm presuming the ancient versions didn't > provide default-jre-headless either ... This may be a mystery lost to > time. > > Cedric, do you remember anything about make-jkpg and default-jre-headless? > > I'll try my version with files j2sdk.sh and j2re.sh changed to claim > to provide default-jre-headless and I'll report back if I do end up > shooting my foot off :-)
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