> > There's some minimum requirements mentioned in the README.txt of the > framework directory they are probably good enough for now. >
Yup, I was just trying to be peculiar about the requirements. It speaks about using Sun JDK, it's not the only JDK that exists, there's also Open JDK and IBM JDK. I'm asking this because the recommended one is the Open JDK (this is what you'll get if trying to install javac for example), not the Sun JDK. There are ways to specify dependencies as variants. If Open JDK is a valid option, there's a much better chance someone already has it installed. On the contrary, if Open JDK is known to cause problems, and isn't meant to work with the SDK, then the package should deal with it and specify the known conflict, so that whoever installs it, would be prompted to decide to remove or backup the JDK they are using before installing. But then possibly the legal issues must come first. By the way, there are SDK variants available for download today from Adobe: Adobe SDK, Open Source SDK. Is it possible that the content of OSS SDK can be made into a standalone package? I imagine that the differences don't end in SWCs, there may be some Java libraries used, which we may not be allowed to pack with the rest - well, I don't know, are there any? Best. Oleg
