Opened 10 years ago

Closed 8 years ago

#441 closed defect (wontfix)

java contains libxml2.dll

Reported by: jef Owned by: moovida
Priority: critical Component: Package
Version: Keywords: java
Cc:

Description

java contains a libxml2.dll that clashes with the libxml2.dll from the libxml2 package.

See also http://hub.qgis.org/issues/11250

Change History (7)

comment:1 by moovida, 10 years ago

Status: newassigned

The libxml2 is part of the java runtime environment. It will stay the same for a long while. I am not really comfortable to mess with JVM files, of which I do not have control of. So I would rather not remove it. Also I am not even sure that they are the same version and will be in future.

I am wondering what could be the way to solve that?

comment:2 by jef, 10 years ago

You could move java to apps/java and adapt the stuff that is using java to look for it there.

comment:3 by moovida, 10 years ago

That would surely be no problem for me. I am on it.

comment:4 by lucadelu, 9 years ago

Priority: majorcritical

Any updates? I continue to have the problem during QGIS installation.

Increased priority to critical.

comment:5 by moovida, 9 years ago

Hi, I am sorry but I have not been able to finish this up and forgot about it.

I am right now stepping down from my duties in this because of the missing time and looking for a substitute.

If no one should step up in reasonable time, I will redirect this to the mailinglist and ask a member of the other java based projects to step in.

comment:6 by moovida, 8 years ago

After some talk and emails, I decided to remove java as a library package. Since no one came back on taking over its maintenance (which puzzles me a bit), for now I think it is ok to remove it. If something comes up, it will most probably be best to install java as an application, and reference it from any other project, if necessary.

comment:7 by jef, 8 years ago

Resolution: wontfix
Status: assignedclosed

gvsig has it own java - other java dependencies were removed or obsoleted (due lack of maintance). Eventually a common java package should be reintroduced.

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