Hi

I compiled following projects against the J2ME (CDC-Foundation) 
 implementation from Sun.

avalon-composition,
avalon-framework,
avalon-repository,
merlin

As the CDC-FP is based on the API of JDK 1.3.1 almost everything 
compiles with some exceptions:
javax.naming.*, java.io.StringWriter, java.util.logging.*. They are not 
supported by the current CDC-FP implementation.

I only checked this projects to get an overview of the state for J2ME. 
All dependecies are still to be checked and I think the problems will 
start there.

My question is when I would go the way of a boostrap kernel for CDC how 
I can keep track of the subprojects I am using? Would I have to create a

branche for all of them which are not compatible. Is it leagal to do so 
with the Apache License, as I understood from the ASL point 5, I  would 
have to remove the Apache disclaimer when I do changes in the code, even

when I change only an import?

regards,
Andreas



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