How can I install ICE in Ubuntu without network supported?

[Jiangyubao]

Hi, all.

I want to installed ICE in my computer at home without network support, but I can't find the package for debian. I am a Java programmer, I don't know how to compile the source code of ICE. Will anybody tell me how to install? Will anybody provide me a debian package?

Thanks.

[xdm]

Debian is not and official supported platform. And there are not zeroc official package for debian.

You can download ice debian packages from debian mirrors.

Debian -- Package Search Results -- zeroc-ice

Or alternative build from sources.

Hope this help

[Jiangyubao]

Hi, all ,now, I known how to deploy Ice to ubuntu:

1) download binary archive file. I download Ice-3.2.1-bin-rhel-i386.tar.gz.
2) uncompress this archive file.
3) copy the entire directory which name is Ice-3.2.1 to my Ubuntu.
4) set necessary environment, such as PATH, CLASSPATH, LD_LIBRARY_PATH
5) chmod +x <ICE_HOME>/bin/*

[xdm]

Hi Jiang

The Ice-3.2.1-bin-rhel-i386.tar.gz is a binary package for Red Hat. if you are in Ubuntu (Debian Based) you should use its packages or build from sources.

BTW last time i test ubuntu Ice is installable from its package manager.

I think you should not use a binary Ice that is intended for other plataform is not guaranted that rhel binary packages works on your ubuntu machine.