The jmock-1.1.0.ebuild file contains an error. The java-pkg_newjar eclass
function is called twice, once to rename jmock-SNAPSHOT.jar into jmock.jar, and
once to rename jmock-cglib-SNAPSHOT.jar into jmock.jar.
This means that you end up with a bad jar. When you try to use the jmock.jar in
Java projects, you get lots of ClassNotFoundExceptions.
What should have been done is for the jmock-SNAPSHOT.jar to be repackaged into
jmock.jar, and jmock-cglib-SNAPSHOT.jar to be repackaged into jmock-cglib.jar.
Below is a patch of the ebuild to fix this:
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--- jmock-1.1.0.ebuild.orig 2007-01-08 18:29:06.000000000 +0100
+++ jmock-1.1.0.ebuild 2007-01-08 18:09:33.000000000 +0100
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@
src_install() {
java-pkg_newjar build/dist/jars/jmock-SNAPSHOT.jar jmock.jar
- java-pkg_newjar build/dist/jars/jmock-cglib-SNAPSHOT.jar jmock.jar
+ java-pkg_newjar build/dist/jars/jmock-cglib-SNAPSHOT.jar
jmock-cglib.jar
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Reproducible: Always
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Emerge jmock-1.1.0
2. Check the jmock.jar file in /usr/share/jmock-1.0/lib/
3. Unpack the jmock-1.1.0 distfile, and build the sources using the supplied
ant file.
4. Compare the jmock.jar in /usr/share/jmock-1.0/lib/ with the jar file you've
just built. They are very different in size.
Actual Results:
I ended up with a single jmock.jar of size 3264 bytes.
Expected Results:
I expected to find a much larger jmock.jar and a jmock-cglib.jar
