Java(TM) Management Extensions (JMX) and of the JMX Remote API
(JSR 160) specifications, and to build tools relating to JMX.
JMX is an optional package for J2SE that provides a standard
way to manage applications. It can also be used to wrap legacy
systems and provide a standard interface to the outside world,
enabling the development of web services. JMX allows developers
to write more modular and loosely coupled system components and
reduce the complexity of large, interoperating systems.
WWW: http://mx4j.sourceforge.net
PR: 77642
Submitted by: filippo@widestore.net
. Since the Makefile does a registervm, do the correct
registervm/unregistervm dance in the packing list or we get stuck
with a registered non-existent VM when the package is deinstalled.
This ensures that this command is run before the files in the package
are deleted (which is necessary for it to correctly delete the symbolic
links created by registervm).
Approved by: phantom (maintainer)
This ensures that this command is run before the files in the package
are deleted (which is necessary for it to correctly delete the symbolic
links created by registervm).
This ensures that this command is run before the files in the package
are deleted (which is necessary for it to correctly delete the symbolic
links created by registervm).
This ensures that this command is run before the files in the package
are deleted (which is necessary for it to correctly delete the symbolic
links created by registervm).
This ensures that this command is run before the files in the package
are deleted (which is necessary for it to correctly delete the symbolic
links created by registervm).
This ensures that this command is run before the files in the package
are deleted (which is necessary for it to correctly delete the symbolic
links created by registervm).
This fixes the packing list failures seen on pointyhat.
old email address bounces, and he has not been responsive to email on the
only other one we have for him.
These ports are now available for adoption.
Come back coop, we miss ya ...
- Unbreak on 5.3+ [1]
- JAVALIBDIR -> JDKLIBDIR (JAVALIBDIR is used for something else)
- portlint: fix COMMENT length
- Use PKGNAMESUFFIX to allow multiple instances with different JDKs
Submitted by: mat [1] (via IRC)
added open-motif-jdk port. It's controlled via WITH_OPENMOTIF_JDK
knob and currently disabled by default (it still requires additional
testing and checking)
family -- first public patchset of native Sun JDK 1.5.0 port.
Most valuable addition of this patchset is native amd64 support.
And special thanks goes to Daniel Seuffert <ds@freeBSD.org> for
making it possible by providing amd64 hardware.
This patchset was tested on following configurations: i386/4.10,
i386/5.3, amd64/5.3. 5.3-RELEASE support is quite strong and
shown no huge visible problems over last week.
But even mentioning above note, keep in mind -- THIS IS ALPHA
PATCHSET and suitable for testers/developers ONLY!
Known issues are including (but for sure not limited to):
. Browser plugin support is missing
. JVMTI, JDWP and JMX are not tested yet
. FreeBSD i386/4.10 support is suffering from hidden memory
allocation failres (ideas and patches are welcome)
NOTE ABOUT BOOTSTRAPING: It's possible to bootstrap jdk 1.5.0 using
jdk 1.4.2 (either native or linux one). There's no need to have
java/linux_jdk15 installed and working.
Supported by: FreeBSD Foundation
