Building ZimbraME
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Syncing Source
Installing Zimbra
If you're a developer, then you an deploy-war Zimbra. Be sure you have JDK set up. The easier route is to install the Zimbra distribution, then build as Zimbra user.
mpowerplayer
Getting mpowerplayer
mpp-sdk for Mac OS X (http://www.mpowerplayer.com) M PowerPlayer SDK provides CLDC and MIDP libraries, and an emulator.
Installing mmpowerplayer
Once the file has been downloaded, unzip and move to:
/opt/zimbra/mpp-sdk
Note: If compiling as Zimbra, be sure to give Zimbra r/w privs to the directory.
Sun Java Wireless Toolkit
Getting the Sun Java Wireless Toolkit
Sun Java Wireless Toolkit for Windows and Linux (http://java.sun.com/products/sjwtoolkit/download.html)
Libraries and an emulator for Windows and Linux.
Installing the Sun Java Wireless Toolkit
Once the file has been downloaded, you may need to make executable
chmod +x sun_java_wireless_toolkit-2_x_x-linux.bin
Run the installer:
./sun_java_wireless_toolkit-2_x_x-linux.bin
Note: While running the installer, you may receive an alert:
No suitable Java interpreter was detected
If you receive this error, please check to make sure you have installed java. If running as the Zimbra user, the location is usually /opt/zimbra/java. If running in a dev environment, enter the location of java.
When the installer asks for the directory to isntall, the directory should be:
/opt/zimbra/WTK
The installer may ask to check for updates. It is your choice as to whether you wish to utilize this feature.
The isntaller will then display the installation settings:
Setup has enough information to start copying the program files. Current Settings: Destination Directory /opt/zimbra/WTK/ JVM Folder /usr/bin/ Check for Program Updates Disabled
When ready, press "0" to begin copying files.
BlackBerry (RIM) JDE)
BlackBerry JDE v4.2 (http://na.blackberry.com/eng/developers/downloads/jde.jsp)
JDE is needed for BlackBerry builds. JDE is available as Windows executable only. For OS X and Linux, you would need an access to a Windows machine to extract the files first.
BlackBerry JDE should be copied to:
/opt/zimbra/jde
J2ME Polish
We will only be installing J2ME Polish for build purposes. If you wish to do development work, you may wish to take a closer look at it
Getting J2ME Polish
Installing J2ME Polish
The J2ME Polish installer must be run in X11. Running the installer from the command line will give a:
No X11 DISPLAY variable was set, but this program performed an operation which requires it.
To run the installer, start X11, then run(replace with your version number):
java -jar j2mepolish-2.0.2.jar
When proceeding through the installer, specify the installation location as:
/opt/zimbra/J2ME-Polish
Specify the Wireless Toolkit Location (WTK or wtk.home) as:
/opt/zimbra/WTK
Specify the location of mmpowerplayer when asked for "Paths to Emulators, SDKs and IDEs:
The mmpowerhome (mpp.home) is /opt/zimbra/mpp-sdk
The rest may be left blank. If you have other emulators, you may specify them now.
If you have installed BackBerry JDE, then be sure to specify the location:
/opt/zimbra/jde
Select the packages to install. The default is fine. Click next until finished.
The following libraries are required to build ZimbraME.
J2ME-Polish 2.0.1 (http://www.j2mepolish.org)
Please check out the licensing detail at http://www.j2mepolish.org/cms/leftsection/licensing.html. You will need a commercial license to build and distribute ZimbraME.
java -jar j2mepolish-2.0.2.jar
The libraries need to be installed or linked to /opt/zimbra, such as
/opt/zimbra/J2ME-Polish /opt/zimbra/mpp-sdk /opt/zimbra/jde/BlackBerry JDE Component Package 4.2.0
You can also adjust the path in build.xml and .classpath to match the installed location on your machine.