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Installing GNU inetlib
Dependencies
GNU inetlib depends on a JSSE implementation and the
javax.security.auth.callback and javax.security.sasl libraries. The
GNU-Crypto project distributes the latter two libraries:
http://www.gnu.org/software/gnu-crypto/
A free JSSE implementation (jsse.jar) is available from the Jessie project:
http://www.nongnu.org/jessie/
The configuration script will search for these jarfiles in some standard
locations, or you can use the --with-activation-jar and --with-inetlib-jar
configuration options to specify your own locations. At runtime, you will
need to reference these libraries and their implementations (e.g.
gnu-crypto.jar, jessie.jar) in your classpath along with the inetlib
jarfile.
Configuration
The configure program configures GNU inetlib for your system. The various
programs required to build GNU inetlib should be automatically identified.
If they aren't, or you wish to override the default programs found, you can
do so here. Set the environment variable corresponding to the program you
wish to change befre running configure, e.g.:
JAVAC=/my/special/javac ./configure
The default should work for most environments:
./configure
You can exclude specific protocol clients from being built if you want to
save space. Set the corresponding configuration option to "no", e.g.:
./configure --enable-nntp=no --enable-gopher=no
A full list of configuration options is available by entering:
./configure --help
at the comand prompt.
Building
To build GNU inetlib, type the following at the command prompt:
make
You may additionally build the API documentation in Javadoc format (you need
the javadoc program in your PATH for this):
make javadoc
Installation
To install, simply type:
make install
This installs inetlib.jar in $(prefix)/share/java (see the configuration
options to change the prefix variable).
$Author: dog $
$Date: 2004/03/28 18:55:44 $
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