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@Checkpoint:

- added automake support. Now, it should be more like a turnkey solution:
./configure && make && make install.

- Documentation and indentation conventions update.

- All the fixes to the JServ logging system were tested here.

If I missed something, it'll be updated as soon as I check out and test the
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99/01/29

- Closing on the automake/autoconf version of the package.

- You may want to configure the package --with-jdk-home if there are
  multiple VMs installed. In particular, production VM for Solaris is about
  5 times faster than the reference implementation.

- gnu.j4.core.UdpSyslog12 and gnu.j4.client.net.HttpTransactionAdapter
  don't compile under JDK 1.1.  There are no plans to make them do so
  because they're using the JDK 1.2 improvements. Edit the Makefile.am -
  exclude the references to .java files.

- Location of JSDK classes is fixed to /usr/local/JSDK2.0/lib/jsdk.jar. If
  you have it in the different place, edit the configure.in. This will be
  fixed.

$Id: RELEASE_NOTES,v 1.3 1999/01/29 22:53:23 vt Exp $
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First of all, if I say that the current distribution is extremely raw, it
would probably be the understatement of the year. The Java code should be
pretty stable, though.

I'm not a make/autoconf guru (doing my best, but too slow, of course), so
there'll be problems and if you find it just plain broken, bother to 'make
link' and do everything in the shadow tree the make creates.

Somehow, the configure stuff works better with JDK 1.2 (maybe because it's
more thought over and robust than 1.1), so if you have a chance to use it,
do that.

'make build' just blindly compiles all the files in the distribution, so use
it at your own discretion if you want to play with the individual files. All
the help is appreciated as well.

Some classes (namely, gnu.j4.framework.client.net.HttpTransactionAdapter)
will not compile with JDK 1.1. I don't want to concentrate on that now,
because a) there are more important things b) JDK 1.2 for Linux is expected
soon anyway, and this is the only significan platform which doesn't have it
yet, so no big deal.
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a22 1
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