I am working on packaging a java game and have a couple of rpmlint messages that I am not sure if I can ignore. One is an error for having no binaries. I thought the java stuff was somewhat arch dependent, so I thought my resulting jar file should be arch dependent and that overriding the buildarch would be a bad idea? The second is a warning for including a classpath in the manifest. The original package is setup to have a class path point to a library with a few included jar files. Only one of these jars is needed and is already packaged for Fedora. For the build process I override the property saying where the libs are to point to the Fedora jar directory. But this gets left in the manifest. To run the program I have a shell script that includes the two jar files and gives the class name to run. So while not being able to give a usable classpath on the java command line is annoying, it isn't a big deal in this case. Is this out and out broken? Is there a way to do it better without having to do too much customization of the original projects build.xml file? (ant is used to do the build.) -- Fedora-packaging mailing list Fedora-packaging@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-packaging
