> You should remove them and build depend on the corresponding packages.
> For example remove lib/commons-collections-3.2.1.jar and add a
> dependency on libcommons-collections3-java.
>From what I understand, I should remove the jar files and add a dependency
>package, that is, the library must exist in debian repositories. When
>compiling the package, if the library is not present on the system, the User
>must install it via apt-get. Is that right?
However, when the library I use does not exist in debian repositories? what to
do? I could not put the source code of the library and compile it? from what I
saw in UpstreamGuide I can not do that. I am sure?
Then I should try to send the library for debian? I must ask permission to the
library creator? or would it be easier to try to find a compatible library and
adapt my system to it?
