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Solution:

1. Complete JRE-related dependencies
   Open <span>linglong.yaml</span>. You’ll notice that only <span>openjdk-11-jre</span> is added as a dependency. So, we need to add the remaining dependencies:

<span>ll-pica adep -d "ca-certificates-java,fonts-dejavu-extra,java-common,libatk-wrapper-java,libatk-wrapper-java-jni,libgif7,openjdk-11-jre-headless"</span>

2. Copy JRE to the bin directory
   After completing the dependencies, you may notice that Java is not installed in the bin directory. We need to copy it there. Edit the <span>linglong.yaml</span> file and add the following line at the end:

<span>cp -r $PREFIX/lib/jvm/java-11-openjdk-amd64/* $PREFIX</span>

3. Fix startup command
   Some startup scripts use absolute paths for commands, but the paths in Linglong have changed. We need to modify them to the correct paths.

Then, as usual, run the tests:

<span>ll-builder build</span>

<span>ll-builder export</span>

<span>ll-builder run</span>

This is part of the series on solutions for Linglong packaging issues:

• Solution for <span>start.sh: line 2: ./xxx: No such file or directory</span>
• Solution for <span>xxx.so: cannot open shared object file</span>
• Solution for <span>java: not found</span>