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[Chris Hillery <989490@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

In order:

0) It certainly makes sense to consolidate on a single FindJNI.cmake, if
in fact we need our own at all. The right place for it is in util-jvm.
It will be necessary to ensure that other modules use that version as
well, probably by extending the util-jvm "use file" to extend
CMAKE_MODULE_PATH.

1) This change also makes sense if we need a custom FindJNI.cmake.

2) I don't like these changes, although I'm not sure of the alternative.
IMHO the existing FindJNI code with all of its many specific hard-coded
paths is bogus, and your change just extends the bogusness. There Must
Be A Better Way(tm).

(Also - what was the reason you changed JAVA_AWT_INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES to
JAVA_AWT_INCLUDE_PATH? That doesn't seem to make sense.)

FYI, it seems to work for me on Ubuntu 11.10, and I am using Sun JDK
rather than OpenJDK which might also be better supported.

At any rate, no, I do not believe that this should be in Zorba 2.5
because it's too late, and because I'm unwilling to toss in a hack at
the last minute that I'm not sure I agree with. Also, it appears that
the work-around for anyone who runs into trouble is easy: Set JAVA_HOME
in your environment before running CMake.

** Changed in: zorba
       Status: Incomplete => Confirmed

** Changed in: zorba
   Importance: High => Medium

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Title:
  on ubuntu 12.04, Java and/or JNI not found

Status in Zorba - The XQuery Processor:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Hey Chris

  Java and/or JNI is not found on ubuntu 12.04. Therefore, fop doesn't
  work. I think the paths to java stuff changed on ubuntu 12.04. Maybe,
  cmake 2.8.8 is handle those changes. cmake 2.8.7 is not.

  David

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