Forum OpenACS Q&A: nsjava installation

Posted by john menke on 09/24/00 09:33 PM

Does anyone have any experience nsjava installation? I have redhat6.2
aolserver3_0 and blackdown jdk118_v3. I'm trying to run the
.configure file and it's looking for the path to nsd.h --- I don't
have nsd.h on my system. It finds ns.h in my aolserver src directory
but gives an error on this nsd.h include file.

I can't run the make without getting past this. Has anyone installed
nsjava successfully under a similar configuration?

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Posted by Dan Wickstrom on 09/24/00 11:23 PM

When you untar the aolserver source code it creates (for 3.0) a directory called aolserver3_0. Assuming that you untarred and built aolserver in /usr/local/aolserver, you would run the nsjava configure as follows:

./configure --with-aolserver-src=/usr/local/aolserver/aolserver3_0

The nsd.h file should be in /usr/local/aolserver/aolserver3_0/nsd for this example.

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Posted by john menke on 10/06/00 01:15 AM

I reinstalled the source to the directory and it worked. Must have deleted the file previously...???

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Posted by john menke on 10/06/00 01:28 AM

Thought it worked... configure worked but make is now failing...this is what I get. any opinions?

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NSJAVA version 0.0.6 configured successfully.

Using c-compiler: gcc

JDK Version: 1.1

Install libnsjava.so: /home/aolserver/bin

Aolserver include: /tmp/aolserver3_1/include

Aolserver nsd include: /tmp/aolserver3_1/nsd

jdk include: /usr/lib/jdk118_v3/include

jdk platform include: /usr/lib/jdk118_v3/include/linux

libjava.so dir: /usr/lib/jdk118_v3/lib/i686/native_threads

[root@localhost nsjava-0.0.6]# make

building "java"

make[1]: Entering directory `/tmp/nsjava-0.0.6/java'

javac -g ../java/nsjava/NsSet.java

make[1]: javac: Command not found

make[1]: *** [NsSet.class] Error 127

make[1]: Leaving directory `/tmp/nsjava-0.0.6/java'

make: *** [all] Error 1

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Posted by Dan Wickstrom on 10/06/00 01:35 AM

It appears that you don't have the javac compiler in your path.