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@Okay lots of good stuff:

 - linux port: DSO and compiling statically into source work

 - configure improvments:

    - JDK tool finding improved per discussions with Vadim
    - JAR added to the above
    - new options --with-apache-src and --with-apache-install
      replace --with-apache-dir.
    - --enable-apache-conf is real nice about not squashing your
	apache configuration
    - links are used instead of copying files for static build
    - if DSO support isn't compiled in when doing --with-apache-install
      it bombs during configure instead of make.
    - if no apache dirs are specified and we find a candidate in /usr/local/apache
	the user is queried to see if they want to use that, the reason I
	did this is because if you configure with no options then you may
	just be interested in the jserv standalone.

 - added scripts and jdepds.jar to src/java to others can use
  --enable-maintainer-build to rebuild .deps when adding new files.
   NOTE: JDeps screws up on one rule, it puts JServSSI.java twice on a
   compile line which makes JAVAC bomb out, you have to remove one of them
   manually.
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@#!/bin/sh

# If changing jarFile or java definitions: there must not be any space
# characters either before or after the equals sign.  Important note: you must
# use *forward* slashes in the pathnames below (for jarFile and java) -- even
# if you are using win95.

# Change the value after the equals sign to the full path of the jar file.
jarFile=./jdeps.jar

# Change the value after the equals sign to the full pathname of your java
# binary, if it is not on your PATH.
java=java

# For win95, all kinds of weird things happen with make & bash if
# the directory separator is *not* a double-backslash.
if [ "$OSTYPE" = win32 ]; then
    args=`echo "$@@" | sed 's,/,\\\\\\\\,g'`
else
    args="$@@"
fi

if [ -z ${CLASSPATH:=""} ] ; then
    CLASSPATH=${jarFile}
else
    CLASSPATH=${jarFile}:${CLASSPATH}
fi
export CLASSPATH

exec $java smr.JavaDeps.JavaDeps $args


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