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> Hello. > > I'm totaly new to GNU Classpath. I'm a student currently working on my > graduate therefore I hope you can help me with my question. > > I'm trying to get RMI run on the Google Android platform. Unfortunately > the Java implementation of Android doesn't contain the RMI package. Android uses Apache Harmony http://harmony.apache.org/ as Java implementation. And that implementation is a lot behind GNU Classpath. > Thus > I try to help myself by using GNU Classpath's implementation. I wanted > to add an RMI package (including all its dependencies) to my Android > Java project. But even though I resolved all the dependencies still > errors are left in the sources. Why don't you use OpenJDK http://www.openjdk.org/ Sun have published its own and original Java implementation as OpenSource as "OpenJDK" under the same license like GNU Classpath. So, the a lot of developer changed also over from GNU Classpath to OpenJDK. Some extensions for OpenJDK comes from GNU Classpath as IcedTea. http://icedtea.classpath.org/wiki/Main_Page But, where is the reason, still using a complete GNU Classpath? Where OpenJDK exists. Greatings Freddy BL Kein Werbe-Blabla - hier klicken! |
