freebsd-ports/java/javavmwrapper/pkg-plist

bin/classpath
bin/javavm
bin/registervm
bin/unregistervm
bin/checkvms
Add a classpath script. 2004-04-01 15:40:14 +02:00			`bin/classpath`
Initial import of javavmwrapper - a simple shell script which would allow Java-based ports to use any of the Java Virtual Machines installed on the system. 2000-06-12 11:42:51 +02:00			`bin/javavm`
			`bin/registervm`
			`bin/unregistervm`
. Usher in javavmwrapper 2.0, a rewrite of the wrapper scripts designed to allow the simple use of multiple VMs. Brief detail of the main changes: . When a VM is registered, symbolic links for its executables are created in ${LOCALBASE}/bin. This allows people to just type 'java', 'javac', etc. without having to add the VM installation directory to their PATH. . The actual 'java' that is executed via one of these symlinks is determined by the order of the (sorted) configuration file ${LOCALBASE}/etc/javavms and by the environment variables JAVA_VERSION, JAVA_OS and JAVA_VENDOR which function to select a VM as they do in the ports framework. . There is a new command, checkvms, to sanity check the configuration and symlinks. . The "javavm" executable is currently retained in its original capacity as a synonym for Java for backward compatibility. However, its use is deprecated. . Temporarily set MAINTAINER to myself to make monitoring any initial bug reports easier. The intent is to convert it to java@ at a later date. This is built on the ideas of znerd, hq and Shelton C. Johnson Jr., with hq and Shelton contributing code and reviews. PR: 27079, 39080 Reviewed by: hq, Shelton C. Johnson Jr. <shelton_c_j@yahoo.com> 2004-11-11 20:17:37 +01:00			`bin/checkvms`