Re: ArgoUML

2007-06-27 Thread Petteri Räty
Arnaud Vandyck kirjoitti: > [Cc to debian-java] > > On 6/20/07, Sylvere TEISSIER <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Hello, I just would like to know why the argouml package in Debian >> contrib (lenny/sid) is so old ? >> Have you stopped maintaining argouml? or do you have problem with this >> package

DocBook XSLT Java extensions & properties

2007-06-27 Thread Michael(tm) Smith
I need a bit of advice around best practices for upstream Java builds. In particular, if/how/where system-specific Java properties should be set, and how to avoid hard-coding them in build files. Specifically, the platform.home property, but also a couple of package-specific ones. Context for this

Re: RFS: opengrok

2007-06-27 Thread Ľuboš Koščo
Hey, good stuff Seo Unfortunately opengrok depends on sun-java-jdk , which is in non-free. As soon as java will be in main, I'd gladly refresh the package :) thnx for the note! Lubos On 6/26/07, Sanghyeon Seo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 2007/6/26, Ľuboš Koščo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Dear mentor

Re: RFS: opengrok

2007-06-27 Thread Matthew Johnson
On Wed Jun 27 12:19, Ľuboš Koščo wrote: > Hey, good stuff Seo > > Unfortunately opengrok depends on sun-java-jdk , which is in non-free. As > soon as java will be in main, I'd gladly refresh the package :) In which case it should be in contrib. Matt -- Matthew Johnson signature.asc Description

Re: RFS: opengrok

2007-06-27 Thread Ľuboš Koščo
Since I am a packaging newbie, can you please elaborate more on why should it be in contrib ? Is this in some policy I haven't read ? (probably yes) ;) ? ( http://packages.debian.org/stable/devel/sun-java5-jdk is non-free ) Anyways I will try to repackage it into contrib (funny that I had it in

Re: RFS: opengrok

2007-06-27 Thread Matthew Johnson
On Wed Jun 27 12:40, Ľuboš Koščo wrote: > Since I am a packaging newbie, can you please elaborate more on why should > it be in contrib ? Is this in some policy I haven't read ? (probably yes) ;) Yes, the Debian Policy[0]. Specifically the section about archive categories[1]. This gives as an exam

Re: RFS: opengrok

2007-06-27 Thread Eric
Hi, ¥ubo¹ Ko¹èo said: > Since I am a packaging newbie, can you please elaborate more on why should > it be in contrib ? Is this in some policy I haven't read ? (probably yes) > ;) > ? Rule is very simple: - if package is free and depends only on packages in main, it's also main. - if package is fr

Re: RFS: opengrok

2007-06-27 Thread Michael Koch
On Wed, Jun 27, 2007 at 12:40:32PM +0200, ?ubo? Ko??o wrote: > Since I am a packaging newbie, can you please elaborate more on why should > it be in contrib ? Is this in some policy I haven't read ? (probably yes) ;) > ? > > ( http://packages.debian.org/stable/devel/sun-java5-jdk is non-free ) >

Re: RFS: opengrok

2007-06-27 Thread Ľuboš Koščo
Matt, Eric, Michael thank you, will do & change the category to contrib/misc Lubos On 6/27/07, Michael Koch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On Wed, Jun 27, 2007 at 12:40:32PM +0200, ?ubo? Ko??o wrote: > Since I am a packaging newbie, can you please elaborate more on why should > it be in contrib ?

Re: RFS: opengrok

2007-06-27 Thread Trygve Laugstøl
Ľuboš Koščo wrote: Hey, good stuff Seo Unfortunately opengrok depends on sun-java-jdk , which is in non-free. As soon as java will be in main, I'd gladly refresh the package :) Are you sure it depends on Sun's JDK or are you just assuming? AFAIK it is just a normal WAR and should be easy to

Re: RFS: opengrok

2007-06-27 Thread Ľuboš Koščo
Well, let's say I am sure ;) (Assumptions are evil ... they really are! ) Opengrok - it's a jar, which you need to call for creation of indexes and there is also a swing search application there and naturally there is this famous webapp which is used for src.opensolaris.org/source and many others

Re: RFS: opengrok

2007-06-27 Thread Michael Koch
On Wed, Jun 27, 2007 at 05:54:01PM +0200, ?ubo? Ko??o wrote: > Well, > let's say I am sure ;) > (Assumptions are evil ... they really are! ) > > Opengrok - it's a jar, which you need to call for creation of indexes and > there is also a swing search application there and naturally there is this >