Hi folks, it might be time to share "Wiki On A Stick" with a wider audience - the idea is to have a ready to use JSPWiki distribution running on a USB stick (of course it also works on a hard disk). The idea was to keep all the little bits I need to know portable ....
I uploaded a source and binary release to http://people.apache.org/~sgoeschl/download/wikionastick/ +) please not that the native Mac OS application wrapper in the binary distribution is a bit shaky And I have some questions for the community ... :-) +) would this be a valuable contribution for JSPWiki? +) how to integrate it into the main build? +) any feedback regarding the current state of development? Plus some questions regarding licence issues +) jarbundler-2.0.0 comes with ASL 2.0 but the the Java application stub I placed in ./resources/ant/macos is only available on a Mac box. Is it save to ship the stub or exclude creating a Mac application n non-Mac box? +) I used launch4j which comes with the following licences : BSD License, GNU General Public License (GPL), GNU Library or Lesser General Public License (LGPL), MIT License. Is it safe to add the launch4j stuff into the projects or mandate the launch4j has to be installed when you want to create a windows executable. +) what are the licence issues when I pack the ready-to-use native application wrapper into a binary release +) would it be a better idea to keep all the native application launcher out of the build/distribution? I'm well aware that I ask far too many licence questions but at least my stuff does not need an ECCN export code ... :-) Thanks in advance Siegfried Goeschl
