> >We have some proposals about the Debian-Java policy changes that
> > includes:
>
> > - java libraries can go to main if they can be built with free VM;
Does this also mean that it is no longer required that a library be
runnable from a free VM? My libbcprov-java builds just fine, but the
t
* Petter Reinholdtsen:
> [Florian Weimer]
>> "can be built" or "are built"? AFAICS, only the latter complies
>> with the letter of the policy and the spirit of the DFSG.
>
> How are you to see the difference?
debian/rules actually compiles the source code, and does not simply
copy JAR files arou
[Florian Weimer]
> "can be built" or "are built"? AFAICS, only the latter complies
> with the letter of the policy and the spirit of the DFSG.
How are you to see the difference? I assume the build-dependencies
will point to the free tools needed to built it.
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Florian Weimer wrote:
> * Arnaud Vandyck:
>
>
>> We have some proposals about the Debian-Java policy changes that
>>includes:
>
>
>>- java libraries can go to main if they can be built with free VM;
>
>
> "can be built" or "are built"? AFAICS, only the latter complies with
> the letter of
* Arnaud Vandyck:
>We have some proposals about the Debian-Java policy changes that
> includes:
> - java libraries can go to main if they can be built with free VM;
"can be built" or "are built"? AFAICS, only the latter complies with
the letter of the policy and the spirit of the DFSG.
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Hi Philipp,
I tried to package Maven 2 last summer and you seem to have gotten as
far as I was back then so let me give you a small braindump.
You seem to have found some of the depdencies that Maven needs to build
itself, but there is a whole lot more of them. You can drop a few of
them if you s
Hello list,
Having read the new Draft page, read again another time many pages on the
wiki, in the Java FAQ and in the Java Policy, the java-common bugs, I still
stay with the feeling that there is no clear roadmap for Java in Debian,
beginning with the Java Policy.
Information is available, h
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