Date: Sun, 03 Apr 2005 16:46:07 -0700 From: Alex Varju <alex@varju.ca> To: freebsd-java@freebsd.org Subject: Re: eclipse Message-ID: <4250803F.5030805@varju.ca> In-Reply-To: <425003E5.9020905@spymac.com> References: <424490CD.9080203@chuckr.org> <4246D3C5.5060303@ebs.gr> <4246FE33.2090608@webct.com> <c21e92e2050327175354a8b167@mail.gmail.com> <4248801D.7070405@webct.com> <42489BD2.40504@varju.ca> <424BA422.8070803@varju.ca> <424C5C2A.9080407@spymac.com> <424CBA64.4040404@varju.ca> <424DD0FA.1070003@spymac.com> <424F34F4.4030709@varju.ca> <425003E5.9020905@spymac.com>
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Bruno Van Den Bossche wrote:
> I found the problem, at least I like to think so :)
> In the file
> plugins/org.eclipse.ui.browser/src/org/eclipse/ui/internal/browser/ExternalBrowserInstance.java
>
> they make the following call :
> DefaultBrowserSupport.getInstance().removeBrowser(getId());
>
> This method requires a String for argument, and getId() returns a long.
> Which is a conversion that doesn't automagically happens. Changing
> this to :
> DefaultBrowserSupport.getInstance().removeBrowser(""+getId());
>
> solves this problem and everything builds just fine on my machine
> without the need of a linux-jvm.
This is perfect. I think this was the last thing I needed to clean the
port up for non-amd64 machines. I'm just doing some build testing right
now, and assuming all goes well I will be submitting the port within the
next few days.
> This is an Eclipse-issue though. You seem to be more familiar with the
> Eclipse project, could you submit this to them?
I'm actually only barely familiar with the project. :) You can probably
just submit your patch for that file to their bugzilla database.
ttyl
Alex
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