FreeBSD Configuration

[atamariya]

Though I can't guarantee it to work, you can try renaming the path com\sun\jna\linux-x86-64\ to com\sun\jna\freebsd-x86-64\ inside ums.jar. Use any zip utility to do that. Remember to keep a backup of ums.jar.

[SubJunk]

There is a possible fix for this coming up, would you be interested in testing a preview version?

[Nadahar]

Whatever instructions you have read, they are very old and outdated.

Instead, run

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mvn external:install

[Sami32]

@monty11ez If you update the JNA library to 4.5.0 or above and fix the code accordingly you should be fine, as the 4.3.0 and the 4.4.0 are known to have libraries issues such as your.

[Nadahar]

Ok - I assumed you had some instructions you were following. "mvn external:install" is a one-time operation to install some dependencies. The build itself is done with (for a Linux build)

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mvn package -Plinux

There is no FreeBSD build profile, so "linux" is probably the closest. The other profiles are "windows", "osx-java7" and "osx-java8". This will build UMS into the "target" subfolder.

In there's you'll find several files. The tar.gz is with bundled Linux binaries, so it's probably not of much use, except to see how it can be packaged. The JAR file can be run directly though, with

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java -jar target/UMS.jar

There are probably some problems specific to FreeBSD that must be resolved though. I don't think JNA will play ball for one, and I'm sure there are other issues.