Re: Regarding Debian-Java Packages

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 > Eng. Mina Ramses wrote: The problem is when I tried to package it, I found that the license was a Sun Binary License which is not compatible with DFSG (it's not free for Debian). I asked the author and he claimed it's under BSD which

Re: Regarding Debian-Java Packages

Eng. Mina Ramses wrote: > The problem is a license one. > trying to package libxsd-java > > the license was a Sun Binary License which is not compatible with > DFSG (it's not free for Debian). By asking the author and he claimed > it's under

Re: Regarding Debian-Java Packages

The problem is a license one. trying to package libxsd-java the license was a Sun Binary License which is not compatible with DFSG (it's not free for Debian). By asking the author and he claimed it's under BSD which is OK for Debian. But i t

Re: Regarding Debian-Java Packages

Eng. Mina Ramses wrote: >>>The problem is when I tried to package it, I found that the license >>>was a Sun Binary License which is not compatible with DFSG (it's not >>>free for Debian). I asked the author and he claimed it's under BSD >>>which is OK for Debian. > >>>I did not investigate no more

Re: Regarding Debian-Java Packages

ith this mail. Well ;-) I'm concerned but I don't have mutch time dedicated to Debian at the moment. I hope it'll change in a near futur;-) If you are interresting in helping us to package java things, you can subscribe to debian-java@lists.debian.org and try to send patches to

Re: Regarding Debian-Java Packages

Eng. Mina Ramses wrote: > Firstly, I'm asking if the Java requested packages are always in the > requested packages corner, or is there a place for these packages ? We do not make any difference on packaging requests whetever their source code is in Java or not. All requests are on the same place.

Regarding Debian-Java Packages

Hey, again . Firstly, I'm asking if the Java requested packages are always in the requested packages corner, or is there a place for these packages ? Secondly, I'm still confused to select a package to start work on it at the time of the license posturing, i.e., of some packages not clear followin

looking for sponsor for two java packages

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi all, on mentors.debian.net I have two debian packages with java software. Both are in the contrib section. One is cdk (The Chemistry Development Kit, cdk.sf.net) which has a library part and executables and the other is jmol (Jmol, jmol.sf.net),

looking for sponsor for two java packages

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi all, on mentors.debian.net I have two debian packages with java software. Both are in the contrib section. One is cdk (The Chemistry Development Kit, cdk.sf.net) which has a library part and executables and the other is jmol (Jmol, jmol.sf.net),

Re: Reqest for review: ArgoUML java packages

On Fri, Jul 05, 2002 at 12:41:27PM +0200, Grzegorz Prokopski wrote: > Hello! > > With madness in the eyes and fury in the fingers after many hours > of extreme effort, with some help from doogie at #d-d and developers > of the software being packaged I finally created > > The packages of ArgoUML!

Re: Reqest for review: ArgoUML java packages

On Fri, Jul 05, 2002 at 12:41:27PM +0200, Grzegorz Prokopski wrote: > Hello! > > With madness in the eyes and fury in the fingers after many hours > of extreme effort, with some help from doogie at #d-d and developers > of the software being packaged I finally created > > The packages of ArgoUML

Reqest for review: ArgoUML java packages

ebian/ Sources line: deb http://debian.sente.pl ./ Install by: apt-get install argouml So... why am I writing about it to the world you ask? ;-) These are my first Java packages so I'd like to kindly ask you to review them. They're lintian-clean, I was also looking at proposed java po

Reqest for review: ArgoUML java packages

ebian/ Sources line: deb http://debian.sente.pl ./ Install by: apt-get install argouml So... why am I writing about it to the world you ask? ;-) These are my first Java packages so I'd like to kindly ask you to review them. They're lintian-clean, I was also looking at proposed java po

Re: Java packages

You could try to take any Java packages available (check to see which packages depend on 'jdk'). Also if you are interested subscribe to the Java mailing list (debian-java).. I have packaged one VRML browser in Java (vrwave) not too difficult to imitate. But no, t

Java packages

Is there any documentation on how to package up Java programs, or are there any examples? I can't seem to see any easily, but this could very well be me being stupid. -- Mark Brown mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Trying to avoid grumpiness) http://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/~broonie/ EUFS