Spec URL: http://dev.sgu.ru/b/SPECS/emacs-jde.spec SRPM URL: http://dev.sgu.ru/b/SRPMS/emacs-jde-2.3.5.1-1.fc10.src.rpm Description: JDEE, an add-on software package that turns Emacs into a comprehensive system for creating, editing, debugging, and documenting Java applications. (!)Requires: emacs-cedet -- https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=490352#c0 emacs-elib -- https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=490354#c0
You can set the ticket dependency fields to make sure that reviewers see the tickets in order. Are these your first pacakges for Fedora? I can't do a meaningful search for "Dan" in the account system.
(In reply to comment #1) > You can set the ticket dependency fields to make sure that reviewers see the > tickets in order. > > Are these your first pacakges for Fedora? I can't do a meaningful search for > "Dan" in the account system. Thanks for hints. Yes, it's my first packages for Fedora. I changed real name, hope it will be unique.
The ChangeLog for the xemacs-packages-extra RPM has this entry: * Fri Mar 03 2006 Ville Skyttä <ville.skytta at iki.fi> - 20051208-2 - Drop JDE; the full source for jde.jar doesn't seem to be available and even the included parts won't build with gcj eg. due to use of com.sun.* things. Additionally it requires third party jars which are not currently available in Fedora Core or Extras. So let's not inflict a crippled version of JDE on anyone; JDE users can install the upstream jde package using XEmacs package tools. (#180941) How much of that is true for this package?
This is a package for emacs and in emacs pattern, this package is absolutely all-sufficient and does not requires any special jars for correct work. Only preinstalled jre (sun or another, it does not matter). I don't know how JDE work in xemacs. sorry but this srpm is rather ugly. I will recreate it according with /Packaging/Emacs#GNU_Emacs guidelines. I can't do it immediately, but i'll try to fix all problems in the near future.
With respect to comment #3, please note that Ville's comments are absolutely correct for this package as well. In the source distribution's java/lib directory are some jars with no corresponding sources: bsh.jar (which appears to include some classes from objectweb-asm), checkstyle.jar (which includes some classes from antlr, several jakarta-commons packages, and something from puppycrawl.com), and junit.jar. Also try "grep -RF com.sun java/src". In addition, the complaint that some source files are missing is absolutely valid. Note that java/src/jde.jar contains "jde/debugger/gui/ThreadDisplay.class". Where's the source file for that?
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