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RFH: how to really assemble java packages

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Re: RFH: how to really assemble java packages

Szia Laszlo! I read the Java policy, but I has not became more wise. Say, I have a complex application, which licensed under GPL v2. But it does not compile with free tools. The JVM is not a problem, as Debian has j2sdk1.4 No it doesn't, and it cannot for licensing reasons. You can still depend on

Re: RFH: how to really assemble java packages

Bonjour Daniel, * Daniel Bonniot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2004-09-04 19:48:31 +0200]: > Szia Laszlo! Parlez-vous Hongroise? > No it doesn't, and it cannot for licensing reasons. I tought there is some kind of wrapper, which downloads SUN's J2SDK and installs it for the user; so Debian does not viol