Martín Ferrari wrote:
> Arnaud wrote:
>>Not a bad idea but those Sun's non-free API's are not packaged.
>
> I think most people using java in enterprises should be in the same
> situation as me: my employer wants java, and doesn't fscking care
> about free java. So, I usually package things for in
> Not a bad idea but those Sun's non-free API's are not packaged.
I think most people using java in enterprises should be in the same
situation as me: my employer wants java, and doesn't fscking care
about free java. So, I usually package things for in-house use, and
whenever I can, try to use the
Martín Ferrari wrote:
> As I said today in #debian-java, I think there should be psudo
> packages for standard apis, like JSSE, JCE, JAXP and such. I saw that
> free implementations like jessie, gnucrypto, etc doesn't have anything
> like this, which would help to maintain packages that depend on t
As I said today in #debian-java, I think there should be psudo
packages for standard apis, like JSSE, JCE, JAXP and such. I saw that
free implementations like jessie, gnucrypto, etc doesn't have anything
like this, which would help to maintain packages that depend on those
apis, and ease the transi
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