If it is CDDL, then can it be distributed via a Maven repository?
Carla Mott wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> I've been working on an effort to move many of the GlassFish
> jars into a maven repository. BTW, we have one on java.net already and
> are planning on moving as much as we can there by JavaOne.
>
> Here's a link to the repository
> https://maven-repository.dev.java.net/nonav/repository
>
> License is an issue and that is one reason why it has not been done
> already.
> We are working very hard to move as much code to CDDL as possible in the
> shortest time possible.
>
> Stay tunned.
>
> Carla
>
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> Mark Hansen wrote:
>
>> Can I put GlassFish JARs out on a maven repository that I maintain?
>> I've got a bunch of tutorial/examples that will be published along
>> with a book. I build/run the examples using maven - and the maven
>> repository has GlassFish JARs. I'd like to make this same repository
>> available to my readers. Is that possible within the license?
>>
>> Really, all the build process needs is javaee.jar. However, to make
>> things really easy for my readers, I'd like to include a "maven
>> install-glassfish" process that sets up GlassFish with all the right
>> defaults, etc. to run the book's examples. This, of course, requires
>> me to put all of GlassFish out on my repository.
>>
>> I'd appreciate if is someone from Sun can advise me on this, either
>> on this forum or to me email: mark [at] javector [dot] com.
>>
>> -- Mark
>>
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