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Get the source code
Download the source tar ball at http://download.jxta.org/build/release/c/2.1.1/
Linux
On most Linux distribution, libapr was built with Berkeley DB support. I would recommend you to isntall the libapr distributed by your distribution and use Berkeley DB as the default DBM. I have tested this configuration with Debian and Suse(JDS does not seems to provide apr, however, you can try RPM from Suse 9)
To test if your system have libapr installed and support Berkeley DB,
$ apr-config --includedir
If libapr was installed, you should see it print out the folder which contains the header files. On Debian, it is /usr/include/apr-0, on Suse, it is /usr/include/apache2
Next step, make sure that libapr was built with Berkeley DB support.
grep APU_HAVE_DB /usr/include/apr-0/apu.h
You will see a line like following, if the value is 1, that means Berkeley DB support is built into libapr. You are good to use it to build jxta-c.
#define APU_HAVE_DB 1
System with libapr and Berkely DB isntalled
./configure --without-apr --with-dbm=db
make
make install
System without libapr, Berkeley DB or with libapr does not support Berkeley DB
You will need a patched build of apr-util for SDBM. You can download a pre-built library at
http://jxta-c.jxta.org/servlets/ProjectDocumentList. Create a lib folder in the jxta-c folder and untar the file.
./configure
make
make install
Windows
You will need a patched build of apr-util for SDBM. You can download a pre-built library at
http://jxta-c.jxta.org/files/documents/141/204/apr-0.9.6-win32.zip
Create a lib folder in your jxta-c folder and unzip the file.
You should now see a Apache2 folder within the lib folder.
The jxtalib.dsp can be located in win32/jxta/jxtalib/jxtalib.dsp, and the shell is in win32/JxtaShell/JxtaShell.dsp. I believe you know how to build it from here. 
 Only jxtalib.dsp and shell.dsp are valid at this point. We encourage Windows developers who use VC6 volunteer to maintain those .dsp files.
There is a known issue for jxtalib.dsp, you can find a patch at http://jxta-c.jxta.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=118
 If you are using Visual Studion .NET 2003 or after, Stefan Lankes is maintaining Win32 build since 2.2 release.
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