It seems that Sun is willing to modify its licencing scheme.
http://java.sun.com/features/2002/10/new_jcp.html
I did not understand it in full. I have to read it multiple times.
It is like a lawyer wrote it.
On Fri, Dec 20, 2002 at 01:17:49AM +0100, Ahmed wrote:
> I would like to package Apache Jakarta/XML software.
> Of course, I have got to do it from sources, either releases or CVS.
>
> Surprise... They are putting jars in CVS!
>
> These jars are not only needed to build but also to run.
>
> If
I would like to package Apache Jakarta/XML software.
Of course, I have got to do it from sources, either releases or CVS.
Surprise... They are putting jars in CVS!
These jars are not only needed to build but also to run.
If you install some of the software, you'll find your self installing
mult
It seems that Sun is willing to modify its licencing scheme.
http://java.sun.com/features/2002/10/new_jcp.html
I did not understand it in full. I have to read it multiple times.
It is like a lawyer wrote it.
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On Fri, Dec 20, 2002 at 01:17:49AM +0100, Ahmed wrote:
> I would like to package Apache Jakarta/XML software.
> Of course, I have got to do it from sources, either releases or CVS.
>
> Surprise... They are putting jars in CVS!
>
> These jars are not only needed to build but also to run.
>
> If
I would like to package Apache Jakarta/XML software.
Of course, I have got to do it from sources, either releases or CVS.
Surprise... They are putting jars in CVS!
These jars are not only needed to build but also to run.
If you install some of the software, you'll find your self installing
mult
On 2002.12.19 03:03 Arnaud Vandyck wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If I'm going to use SUN jre for Tomcat4
I suppose you know what you do, but if you want to make jsp's, don't
you need the jdk?
Yes, you do. In order for Tomcat to compile the JSPs at runtime, it
needs the classes in the /usr/lib/
On 2002.12.19 03:03 Arnaud Vandyck wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If I'm going to use SUN jre for Tomcat4
I suppose you know what you do, but if you want to make jsp's, don't
you need the jdk?
Yes, you do. In order for Tomcat to compile the JSPs at runtime, it
needs the classes in the /usr
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If I'm going to use SUN jre for Tomcat4
I suppose you know what you do, but if you want to make jsp's, don't
you need the jdk?
> should I just go ahead and use equivs to build an empty package for
> the java2-runtime and java2-compiler?
It's not a good idea to make a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If I'm going to use SUN jre for Tomcat4
I suppose you know what you do, but if you want to make jsp's, don't
you need the jdk?
> should I just go ahead and use equivs to build an empty package for
> the java2-runtime and java2-compiler?
It's not a good idea to make a
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