On Wed, Jun 15, 2011 at 12:24 PM, John Huss <[email protected]> wrote:
> I was curious about this a while back, so tried it and, yeah, it does work > (with a little fiddling). The biggest challenge is learning how > EODistribution works. I will send you my sample project off-list. > > The question I had is, does the license allow this? It really depends on > whether this counts as "modifying" WebObjects. Making it work requires two > "modifications": > 1) JavaFoundation requires some small tweaks to the binary for it to be > used successfully by android > 2) All the jars have to be "dexed" - translated into dalvik's own bytecode > format > > This is legally questionable at best and Apple would hate it either way, so > I'd proceed at your own risk. But I'd be interested to hear what others > think. > BTW, Wonder includes a somewhat-complete open source version of JavaFoundation (called NSFoundation). If it is complete enough to use, then that would take care of #1, so then the only question is about whether dexing counts as modifying.
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