/scripting/Jar_ScriptProviderForJava.mk has the following lines in it:
/ 31 $(eval $(call gb_Jar_add_jars,ScriptProviderForJava,\
32 $(OUTDIR)/bin/juh.jar \
33 $(OUTDIR)/bin/jurt.jar \
34 $(OUTDIR)/bin/ridl.jar \
35 $(OUTDIR)/bin/unoil.jar \
36 $(OUTDIR)/bin/ScriptFramework.jar \
37 ))
/
But when I execute build --verbose in /scripting I get
/[ build JCS ] Jar/ScriptProviderForJava
R=c:/libreoffice && O=$R/libo/solver/wntmsci12.pro && W=$R/libo/workdir/wntmsci12.pro && S=$R/libo
&& mkdir -p
$W/JavaClassSet/Jar/ScriptProviderForJava/ && RESPONSEFILE=C:/cygwin/tmp/gbuild.4DIIuw &&
C:/PROGRA~2/Java/JDK16~1.0_2/bin/javac.exe -cp
"C:/PROGRA~2/Java/JDK16~1.0_2/jre/lib/rt.jar;.;$O/bin/juh.jar;$O/bin/jurt.jar;$O/bin/ridl.jar;$O/bin/unoil.jar;$W/JavaClassSet/Jar/ScriptProviderForJava"
-d $W/JavaClassSet/Jar/ScriptProviderForJava @$RESPONSEFILE && rm -f $RESPONSEFILE && touch
$W/JavaClassSet/Jar/ScriptProviderForJava/done
[ build CHK ] loaded modules: scripting
c:\libreoffice\libo\scripting\java\com\sun\star\script\framework\provider\java\ScriptProviderForJava.java:50:
package
com.sun.star.script.framework.container does not exist
/
Note that despite being added in the build script, is ScriptFramework.jar is NOT on the command
line.
Any ideas? I'm afraid I'm still getting to grips with the gbuild framework.
Thank, Noel Grandin
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