compiling with gcj

Tom Tromey tromey@redhat.com
Thu Mar 13 18:28:00 GMT 2003


>>>>> "Adam" == Adam Satcowitz <adam@planbtechnologies.com> writes:

Adam> oh....are you saying that javax.rmi and such are part of the
Adam> standard class library and that is why it can't be found?

Yes.

>> Sometimes the classes you need may be available as free software on
>> the net somewhere.  For instance, CORBA and javax.sound are available
>> that way; also the crypto code is provided elsewhere.

Adam> crypto code?

javax.crypto and a security provider that has a bunch of crypto
algorithms.  See the GNU Crypto project.

Adam> import javax.mail.*;
Adam> import javax.mail.internet.*;

Yeah, we don't have those.
There might be a partial javax.mail in ClasspathX, but I haven't
looked in a long time.

Adam> should i extract these from the jar file and compile them
Adam> individually, instead of the jar file?

It might violate your license with Sun.
Also I don't know if it would work.

Adam> i think that java.util.Properties is a standard class library.
Adam> is that supported?

Yes.  See the status page on the gcj web site for information about
what we do and don't provide.

Tom



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