On Monday 19 December 2005 23:49, jpff@codemist.co.uk wrote:

> I see 
>     if commonEnvironment['buildInterfaces'] != '0':
>         if commonEnvironment['buildJavaWrapper'] != '0':
>             commonEnvironment.Append(CPPPATH = '/usr/lib/java/include')
>             commonEnvironment.Append(CPPPATH = '/usr/lib/java/include/linux')
> 
> but there is no /usr/lib/java (nor indeed /usr/lib64/java) on this
> machine.  I do have 
> /usr/lib64/java-1.4.0/  /usr/lib64/java-1.4.2/  /usr/lib64/java-ext/
> /usr/lib64/java-1.4.1/  /usr/lib64/java-1.5.0/

The /usr/lib/java paths are set up by the update-alternatives package
(this is required by Java on the distribution I have). If you do not
have that, just add the full paths to the files jni.h and jni_md.h
to your local copy of custom.py (if there are multiple copies of the
above mentioned headers, make sure that you are using the correct ones).


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