Got this in /etc/java-config-2/build/jdk.conf *=icedtea6 sun-jdk But icedtea6-bin is selected. I assume that the matching in java-config is just matching substring and it can happen that icedtea6-bin gets picked first. The problem is that icedtea6 does not have a version appended, icedtea-1.6 vs icedtea6-bin-1.6 would be easier to distinguish. But that's how it is :/ The matching will thus have to be a bit more complicated: - try to match exact string first - if nothing found, match substring/prefix (so 'sun-jdk' still works) and get the highest available matching version (that's how it is now, I suppose) Same goes for jdk-defaults.conf (guess it's the same code?) As I'd like to put icedtea6 and icedtea6-bin to the defaults for bug 287794, this should be sorted out.
Hopefully fixed in SVN. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ r7989 | caster | 2009-11-27 21:55:37 +0100 (Fri, 27 Nov 2009) | 1 line Change VM matching to fix bug #288695, a user preference is not matched as a simple prefix of VMHANDLE anymore, but has to be either an exact VMHANDLE match or match VMHANDLE after -SLOT appended. A icedtea6 preference will thus no longer match icedtea6-bin. --- src/java_config_2/EnvironmentManager.py (revision 7988) +++ src/java_config_2/EnvironmentManager.py (revision 7989) @@ -135,7 +135,10 @@ def find_vm(self, name): found = [] for id, vm in self.get_virtual_machines().iteritems(): - if vm.name().startswith(name): + # match either exact given string or the unversioned part - bug #288695 + if vm.name() == name: + found.append(vm) + elif vm.name() == (name + "-" + vm.version()): found.append(vm) return found
Released in 2.1.10
