On May 10, 2008, at 10:52 AM, Mike Schrag wrote:
I got bored and decided to make an executable jar of your
installation process:
I am so very happy that the cure for your boredom is not bomb making
or serial killing. :-P
Chuck
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That is unfortunate, WebObjects would be able to reach more developers
if we (or Apple) were able to make a runtime installation tool for
windows.
Don
On May 10, 2008, at 1:45 AM, Chuck Hill wrote:
My understanding has always been that you can redistribute it as
part of an application for
On 10/05/2008, at 5:23 PM, Don Lindsay wrote:
That is unfortunate, WebObjects would be able to reach more
developers if we (or Apple) were able to make a runtime installation
tool for windows.
Just get the user to download the necessary file(s) from apple, and
write a separate bundle
That is unfortunate, WebObjects would be able to reach more
developers if we (or Apple) were able to make a runtime
installation tool for windows.
Just get the user to download the necessary file(s) from apple, and
write a separate bundle that will extract the files and copy
everything
Hello Mike;
I had just started this process myself. The CPIO on windows did not
create the symlinks correctly, and going through changing all of the
symlinks to copies was a task. So I was going to write an
application to automate the process.
Don
On May 10, 2008, at 1:52 PM, Mike
Sorry, I meant to thank you for doing this.
Don
On May 10, 2008, at 2:02 PM, Don Lindsay wrote:
Hello Mike;
I had just started this process myself. The CPIO on windows did
not create the symlinks correctly, and going through changing all of
the symlinks to copies was a task. So I was
The CPIO on windows did not create the symlinks correctly
I ended up writing a little Java CPIO lib ... It's a pretty simple
file format. btw, I can't believe there's no ascii cpio java lib
anywhere on the intertubes,
ms
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Hello;
I have a windows WebObjects installation that functions and it is
WebObjects 5.4.1. I do not know if I can zip my c:\apple directory
and place it on a web server for distribution. I would expect that I
cannot, that doing so would be a violation of the Apple Web Objects
license.
My understanding has always been that you can redistribute it as part
of an application for the sole purpose of executing that application.
But the license is written in such a way that anything is far from
clear.
My opinion is that redistributing WO is likely to put you in contact
with
