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RN
can't you just rename foo.zip to foo.jar?
orignal
you need to add manfiest
RN
oh
RN
ok, well somehow the .exe target contains whatever it needs to be used as a jarfile, so I thought maybe the zip did too
RN
you can download the windows installer exe and use it in the command;
RN
java -jar i2pupdater-version.i2p
RN
oops
RN
java -jar i2pupdater-version.exe
RN
it just works
RN
I get what you mean about jarfile feeling more 'universal' but this exe file does the same, normally in windows you want an exe for the the installer, though you can unzip a portable app and just run it...
RN
but I don't reccomend double clicking the exe to new users, I always reccomend they get the jarfile... just seems to be less install complications that way
orignal
I rarely use Java
RN
sure, but for the java based I2P installer I find less complaints from people using the java -jar method compared to all others, repo, deb, docker, etc
RN
(except maybe on windows it is about the same with the jar or double clicking the exe)
RN
probably doesn't apply to what you are doing with the standalone snarks since you are connecting them to i2pd
dr|z3d
m
dr|z3d
mostly of interest to nobody, but I've tweaked the I2P+ build.xml so we can mount the build and pkg-temp folders via tmpfs so all the temporary files get written to ramdisk.
dr|z3d
not so much a performance thing, more a "limit the wear and tear on my solid state storage" sort of thing.
RN
interesting. if I build Plus I'll expect memory to be gobbled up a little
dr|z3d
it's opt-in
dr|z3d
it doesn't happen by default.
dr|z3d
git.skank.i2p/i2pplus/I2P.Plus/src/commit/fd756f8751fc034cac2cf65ef8d687b0f2d6d643/build/README.md
dr|z3d
zzz: is there some command fu to build javadoc with the inline js search?
zzz
dr|z3d, no, works for me in canon, just requires a recent JDK, it's not in JDK 8
dr|z3d
yeah, I thought as much, thanks zzz; maybe I've forgotten where I'm calling java8.. I was trying to call ant with java21, so must be somewhere else I've set the java path.
dr|z3d
once I figure out how to build with newer java, I'll be able to verify if the new css works with the new javadoc version.
zzz
sudo update-alternatives --config java
zzz
i have it aliased to 'pickjava' :)
dr|z3d
:)
dr|z3d
I do things slightly differently, default java is always the latest, and I call ant via an alias so it sets the java version.
dr|z3d
probably path in override.properties is ignoring the java version passed to ant.
dr|z3d
actually, that's not it, those paths are commented out. hmm.
dr|z3d
can't work it out, <property name="javac.version" value="25"/> doesn't work, invoking ant with java25 doesn't work either, javac insists on using java 1.8
zzz
no.
zzz
set JAVA_HOME
zzz
if you're not going to use update-alternatives
dr|z3d
alias ant25="JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-25-openjdk-amd64 ant"
zzz
export?
zzz
shouldn't need to though
dr|z3d
yeah, export in the alias breaks things. if I run java -version I see the expected java 25 version string. I'll figure it out.
zzz
ant buildProperties tells you the jdk version
dr|z3d
yeah, I'm also printing that when running javadoc. it's always 1.8, regardless of what version of java I export.
dr|z3d
anyways, here's what it looks like without the inline search: 2dqk3vhpjfofoplabbywryxuaucm6k5z5vqalphfpacijlnbltrq.b32.i2p