On Mar 12, 2010, at 4:53 PM, Peter Hosey wrote:
On Mar 12, 2010, at 11:03:19, Ben Spink wrote:
I have a Java app, and users keep asking for Growl notifications.
There are Java Bindings in the SDK disk image that you can download
from the website.
Aren't we deprecating those since apple did? I mean, i don't think it
matters other than the fact that his app won't be 64 bit, effectively,
but it's worth mentioning.
Can I bundle into my App package growlnotify so that I know a place
I can launch it from to generate notifications to Growl?
You could, but growlnotify is not intended for application use.
Per this page:
http://growl.info/documentation/developer/
Growl is distributed under the conditions of the BSD license. The
Extras are BSD licensed as well. Example applications are in the
public domain.
That link points to this:
http://growl.info/documentation/developer/bsd-license.txt
So it's all 3 clause bsd, just mention you're using Growl's stuff and
you're fine.
Peter is right, we typically try to keep people from using growlnotify
for this sort of implementation. We have the bindings for a reason.
We're actually going to change things in 1.3 so that all notifications
go through networking to make bindings just easier, but we don't have
an ETA for that.
Chris
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