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Building curn |
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PreparationObtain Third-party SoftwareBefore building curn, you'll need:
The easiest way to get everything except IzPack and Ant is to install curn via the graphical installer. Be sure to install the source, too. Prepare the Build Environment
Building
Optional ComponentsRSS Parserscurn uses the ROME RSS parser by default; however, it has support for integrating other RSS parsers. See the curn User's Guide for details on using other RSS parsers at run-time. Email Supportcurn can email its output, in addition to saving it to a file. This is especially useful when multiple output handlers are used. In that case, the output of each handler is attached to the email message as a "multipart/alternative" attachment. However, email support is built only if the clapper.org utility library's email classes are present (and those classes work only when the Java Mail API and the JavaBeans Activation Framework are present). See the documentation for the (separate) clapper.org utility library for details. For convenience, the third-party jar directory on this web server has snapshots of the various third-party jar files necessary to build curn. FreeBSD users will find ports for many of the third-party libraries. Linux users may find packages (RPMs, etc.) for those libraries, as well (depending on the Linux distribution). Copyright© 2004-2007 Brian M. Clapper LicenseThis software is released under a BSD-style license. Copyright © 2004-2007 Brian M. Clapper. All rights reserved. |
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