[Bug 640205] Review Request: visualvm - Lightweight profiler that integrates many command-line JDK tools

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=640205

--- Comment #21 from Stanislav Ochotnicky <sochotni@xxxxxxxxxx> 2010-11-01 11:00:38 EDT ---
The spec/srpm is mostly good now but the app itself doesn't work. It fails
with:
$ /usr/bin/jvisualvm
/bin/bash: /platform*/lib/nbexec: No such file or directory

You will need to fix this before I continue the review. Please don't put things
on review when you know they don't work. It doesn't look nice...

Apart from that the spec file looks pretty good.  but since the configure
script is apparently ignoring --sysconfdir there is no reason to pass it there.
You should make a comment when you are fixing paths that will state why you
have to do it. Every non-standard thing should be explained. Then you have
comments like this in file section:

#dir _libdir/visualvm/etc
#config(noreplace) _libdir/visualvm/etc/visualvm.conf
#config(noreplace) _libdir/visualvm/etc/visualvm.clusters

They are useless and just clutter the spec file. If I saw this in an old spec
file..no problem. But there is no reason to have this in brand new specs. It's
ugly and useless.

You are moving config files to /etc in install which is OK, but you should
check if the application will actually use them. If not-> symlinks to original
location.

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