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Problems installing the demo applications for Ice-3.6 in Kubuntu 14.10
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Dear developers.
I am trying to install the demo applications for Ice-3.6 in Kubuntu 14.10.
First I installed the zeroc-ice-all-runtime, zeroc-ice-all-dev and db5.3-util binary packages as described in the Using the Linux Binary Distributions (Section "Installing Ice on Ubuntu 14").
Then I downloaded the demos from the beta-download page and extracted the contents to a directory.
Finally I tried:
Any hint?
Regards,
J.
I am trying to install the demo applications for Ice-3.6 in Kubuntu 14.10.
First I installed the zeroc-ice-all-runtime, zeroc-ice-all-dev and db5.3-util binary packages as described in the Using the Linux Binary Distributions (Section "Installing Ice on Ubuntu 14").
Then I downloaded the demos from the beta-download page and extracted the contents to a directory.
Finally I tried:
user@JVA-H730:~/workspace/Ice-3.6b-demos/java$ ./gradlew build FAILURE: Build failed with an exception. * Where: Script '/home/user/workspace/Ice-3.6b-demos/java/gradle/ice.gradle' line: 202 * What went wrong: A problem occurred evaluating script. > Could not resolve all dependencies for configuration ':demoManualEvictorFilesystem:runtime'. > Neither path nor baseDir may be null or empty string. path='' basedir='/home/user/workspace/Ice-3.6b-demos/java/Manual/evictor_filesystem' * Try: Run with --stacktrace option to get the stack trace. Run with --info or --debug option to get more log output. BUILD FAILED
Any hint?
Regards,
J.
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I expect the issue is that the BerkeleyDB jar file cannot be found by the build system. Have you installed the db53-java package?
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Hi Dwayne.I expect the issue is that the BerkeleyDB jar file cannot be found by the build system. Have you installed the db53-java package?
Regards
That was the issue, thanks. I had to install the libdb5.3-java package, though (Ubuntu). Perhaps a note in the "Installing Ice on Ubuntu 14" would be helpful for other newbies.
Thanks for the assistance and kind regards.
J.0