I am going to try to work up an FAQ for this if I get some time. I asked
the Subversion devs about this yesterday and got this reply which will be
the basis for the FAQ.
"If you want to build the javahl binding on the 1.1.* branch on *nix
system, it is not so complicated anymore.
First run ./configure --enable-javahl [--with-jdk=...] [--with-junit=...]
plus your usual options. The with-jdk option is needed, when JAVA_HOME
does not point to your jdk directory. The with-junit option is need when
you want to run the tests and should point to the junit jar.
Then run
make
make javahl
make install
make install-javahl
[make check-javahl]
That should give you a usable javahl binding."
Hope this helps,
Mark
Kurt Guenther <kurtg@serent.com> wrote on 01/26/2005 03:53:03 PM:
>
> I'm trying to get subclipse working on a linux system. When I build
> subversion from a source distro, I don't get the Javahl libraries even
> with the --enable-javahl flag on. I've also had no luck with the pure
> java svn over at: http://tmate.org/svn
>
> I'm sure this is an FAQ. Can somebody nudge me in the right direction?
>
> --Kurt
>
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