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