As a follow up, this link talks a little bit about compatible licenses,
so we have to remember these types of issues when we are creating
dependencies on third-party code in our subprojects:
http://people.apache.org/~cliffs/3party.html
-> richard
Richard S. Hall wrote:
Is the gnu.io library GPL?
We can't have (and don't want) any GPL code, nor any code that touches GPL
code. Please check the licenses on any referenced external code.
Thanks.
-> richard
-----Original Message-----
From: Didier Donsez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subj: Some bundles
Date: Wed 9. May 2007 13:29
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To: Felix Dev <[email protected]>
Dear all
I put in my sandbox (http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/felix/sandbox/donsez/)
the following bundles
eventadmin.cmd: provides a command to use and test the Event Admin
Service (send events, create tracing handlers, ...)
rxtx: the RXTX (gnu.io) library (useful for serial port communications
(bluetooth, GPS, Hayes modems, RFID readers, ...) .
rxtx.cmd: Felix command to open/close serial ports and send/receive datas
wireadmin.cmd: adds a command to the Felix shell to enable interaction
with the Wire Admin Service (list,create,remove wires between producers
and consumers)
shell.gui.scriptplugin: a plugin for the Shell GUI for loading and
running scripts (sequence of felix command lines).
http.webadmin: provides a HTML GUI (servlet) to manage remotely the
framework.
upnp.devicegen: a generator of UPnP Devices skeletons (can be deployed
as a bundle with empty UPnPDevice services).
Best regards
Didier
