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  1. COMPILING JEDIT FROM SOURCE
  2. To compile jEdit, you will need:
  3. - Jakarta Ant. I use version 1.5; older versions might or might not
  4. work. Get it from <http://jakarta.apache.org>.
  5. - A Java compiler, such as Sun's javac or IBM's jikes.
  6. - (Optional) To build the HTML version of the documentation:
  7. - DocBook-XML 4.1.2 DTD and DocBook-XSL 1.54.1 (or later) stylesheets
  8. (<http://docbook.sourceforge.net>).
  9. - An XSLT processor, such as Xalan (<http://xml.apache.org>) or
  10. xsltproc (<http://xmlsoft.org/XSLT/>).
  11. - (Optional) To build the PDF version of the documentation:
  12. - DocBook-XML 4.1.2 DTD and DocBook-DSSSL 1.76 (or later) stylesheets
  13. (<http://docbook.sourceforge.net>).
  14. - OpenJade 1.3 and OpenSP 1.3.4 (or later)
  15. (<http://openjade.sourceforge.net>).
  16. - A TeX implementation that includes PDF output capability.
  17. Once you have all the necessary tools installed, run the 'dist' target
  18. in the build.xml file to compile jEdit. If you want to build the docs,
  19. first edit the `build.properties' file to specify the path to where the
  20. DocBook XSL stylesheets are installed, then run the 'docs-html-xalan' or
  21. 'docs-html-xsltproc' target.
  22. * A note about JDK versions
  23. The Jikes compiler from IBM seems to have a problem where code compiled
  24. against JDK 1.4 does not work under JDK 1.3. Sun's javac does not have
  25. this problem.
  26. If plan on running jEdit under both 1.3 and 1.4, I recommend you compile
  27. it using javac.