Then, see how to. Using Hudson for Continuous Build.
Hudson will perfectly fit to set a continuous build system. You could find a more complete article with screenshot on my You'll need:.
Install Java (JRE or JDK) on FreeBSD. FreeBSD Java How-To's. Pkg install openjdk6 pkg install openjdk pkg install openjdk8. Once you have installed your package. Installing OpenJDK on FreeBSD. Navigate to the port directory and install Java with the following commands: cd /usr/ports/java/openjdk6 make install clean; rehash.
an OS/X box, under Snow Leopard, 32 and 64bits mode should works. Mercurial with hgforest extension.

Hudson with its Hudson jobs. Defined 2 free-style software project jobs, one for building 32 bits JVM, openjdk-1.7-i586, the other to build 64 bits JVM, openjdk-1.7-x8664. Each one will use self sufficient script, these will download soylatte JVMs (i386/amd64) and jaxp, jaf and jaxws2 since these are not available from the url defined in ant build scripts. Execute shell for openjdk-1.7-i586. I found that after building OpenJDK 7 on Mac OS X 10.6.4 (with Java for 10.6 update 3), the JVM would crash with a Trace/BDT trap error whenever AWT or Swing got engaged. The culprit was definitely libfontmanager.dylib, or, more specifically, Apple's version of libfreetype.6.dylib. Using the MacPorts /opt/local version of libfreetype.6.dylib worked around this issue, but I found that unsatisfactory.

Some light debugging showed a full stop in CFInitialize. I found a few comments around the web indicating that this error happens when CoreFoundation is initialized from a thread that is not the main thread: In this case, the UI thread. I recompiled OpenJDK 7 after adding.

I am currently working on a project that involves running the lift framework on a sun sparc64 architecture. Due to limited support from more popular unix distros, I am running NetBSD 64-bit on the system. Before i can even tackle trying to install lift, I have to be able to install java on this system. I found that OpenJDK is what I should be using.
Through all my digging, I can't seem to get a straight answer on compatibility or installation for this specific setup. Also if i am to find a compatible version, what kind of route am I to take in terms of installation (i.e.
Pkgadd, pksrc or compiling the code myself) Can anyone shine a light on the subject or am I just on a wild goose chase to nowhere?