| Bug#: 139959 | Product: Gentoo Linux | Version: unspecified | Platform: x86 |
| OS/Version: Linux | Status: RESOLVED | Severity: minor | Priority: P2 |
| Resolution: FIXED | Assigned To: java@gentoo.org | Reported By: thorsten@muerell.de | |
| Component: Ebuilds | |||
| URL: | |||
| Summary: dev-java/fop-0.20.5-r3 needs jai and jimi in its CLASSPATH | |||
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| Status Whiteboard: | |||
| Opened: 2006-07-11 01:21 0000 | |||
| Description: | Opened: 2006-07-11 01:21 0000 |
If you use the new java configuration toolkit there's no user CLASSPATH any
more (it is deprecated).
If you want to use fop with jai and/or jimi support it complains about missing
classes. The reason for this seems to be the setting of the CLASSPATH in the
fop start script (/usr/bin/fop):
cp=${CLASSPATH}:`java-config -p
avalon-framework-4.1,batik-1.5,fop,xalan,xerces-2`
Depending on the USE flags "sun-jai-bin" or "sun-jimi" should be added there.
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This is how i compiled fop:
[ebuild R ] dev-java/fop-0.20.5-r3 USE="jai jimi -doc -examples"
Should be fixed with fop-0.20.5-r5. Thanks for reporting! Give it a few hours to hit your local rsync, then do an emerge --sync.