All: For those of you not on the [email protected] or [email protected] lists, there has been an active discussion today about whether it is OK to keep code in your subversion repository that is not apache-license-friendly. The gist is that it is recommended not to do so, and if you decide to forego that recommendation, it is strongly recommended that you segregate such code away from the compliant code within your SVN hierarchy.
As such, I've made the following changes: * I've migrated our demos out of the repository -- they now live at http://code.google.com/p/pivot-demos/. I've added you all to that sub-project, so you should have write access to that repository. If you don't, let me know. * I've migrated the JFreeChart provider out of the repository -- it now lives at http://code.google.com/p/pivot-jfree/. Again, I've added you all to that sub-project. We're hoping to get the JFreeChart provider eventually integrated directly into JFreeChart itself (Greg is discussing this with the owner of JFreeChart), so that was always destined to go away. As for the demos, some could have stayed without any issues, but it seemed cleaner to just migrate them all, thus freeing us from any future licensing worries when writing demos. All this really means to you is that if you want to work on a demo or the JFreeChart provider, you'll need to checkout from those other repositories. Everything in the main repository still builds as it always did - just without demos. Let me know if you have any questions, -T
