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> > Thinking about it, what's the date on the Makefile? I wasn't sure if the
> > Makefile committed last time (I accidentally overwote the one in
> > src/interfaces).
> Jan put the old one back, and I got your out of CVS and moved it to
> jdbc.  It should be the one you committed.

Just guessing: it is reverted to a slightly older version. As I
showed, it has no rule for making jar files, though it *does* make a
jar file automagically :(

                    - Thomas

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