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java/javaPathHelper/Makefile

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+COMMENT=		helper script for launching java applications
+
+GH_ACCOUNT=		bsdkurt
+GH_PROJECT=		javaPathHelper
+GH_TAGNAME=		2.2
+
+CATEGORIES=		java
+
+MAINTAINER=		Kurt Miller <kurt@openbsd.org>
+
+# BSD
+PERMIT_PACKAGE=	Yes
+
+NO_BUILD=		Yes
+NO_TEST=		Yes
+
+do-install:
+	@sed -e "s+%%LOCALBASE%%+${TRUEPREFIX}+g" \
+		-e "s+%%PKG_DBDIR%%+${PKG_DBDIR}+g" \
+		${WRKBUILD}/javaPathHelper.in > ${WRKBUILD}/javaPathHelper
+	${INSTALL_SCRIPT} ${WRKBUILD}/javaPathHelper ${PREFIX}/bin
+
+.include <bsd.port.mk>

java/javaPathHelper/distinfo

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+SHA256 (javaPathHelper-2.2.tar.gz) = WZW94ygPqLyALwQSDDlPLOfOALE2T0YLIKemWqnHUt4=
+SIZE (javaPathHelper-2.2.tar.gz) = 2095

java/javaPathHelper/pkg/DESCR

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+javaPathHelper is a script that java applications can use to provide a
+consistent and familiar method for launching java applications on
+OpenBSD. The use of JAVACMD, JAVA_HOME and PATH environment variables are
+well known methods for users to control which JVM is used to launch a
+java application.  When a user sets up their environment javaPathHelper
+will use it. No attempt is made to prevent the user from running an
+application that requires a particular JVM version with a lower version.
+When the user's environment has not be setup, javaPathHelper falls back
+to inspecting which JDK or JVM satisfied the RUN_DEPENDS for the
+package.

java/javaPathHelper/pkg/PLIST

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+bin/javaPathHelper