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How can I install ICE in Ubuntu without network supported?

Jiangyubao
Jiangyubao
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Hi, all.

I want to installed ICE in my computer at home without network support, but I can't find the package for debian. I am a Java programmer, I don't know how to compile the source code of ICE. Will anybody tell me how to install? Will anybody provide me a debian package?

Thanks.

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  • xdm
    xdm La Coruña, Spain
    Debian is not and official supported platform. And there are not zeroc official package for debian.

    You can download ice debian packages from debian mirrors.

    Debian -- Package Search Results -- zeroc-ice

    Or alternative build from sources.

    Hope this help
  • Jiangyubao
    Jiangyubao
    Hi, all ,now, I known how to deploy Ice to ubuntu:

    1) download binary archive file. I download Ice-3.2.1-bin-rhel-i386.tar.gz.
    2) uncompress this archive file.
    3) copy the entire directory which name is Ice-3.2.1 to my Ubuntu.
    4) set necessary environment, such as PATH, CLASSPATH, LD_LIBRARY_PATH
    5) chmod +x <ICE_HOME>/bin/*
  • xdm
    xdm La Coruña, Spain
    Hi Jiang

    The Ice-3.2.1-bin-rhel-i386.tar.gz is a binary package for Red Hat. if you are in Ubuntu (Debian Based) you should use its packages or build from sources.

    BTW last time i test ubuntu Ice is installable from its package manager.

    I think you should not use a binary Ice that is intended for other plataform is not guaranted that rhel binary packages works on your ubuntu machine.

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