On Monday 15 December 2003 16:43, Andreas Frei wrote: > I compiled following projects against the J2ME (CDC-Foundation) > implementation from Sun. > 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.
NICE ! (Although I never get to work with the CDC though :o( ) > 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? I am sorry, but I don't understand your question. Derived work, other than patches sent back to the project, requires that you keep the Copyright acknowledgement to ASF and indemnify ASF from any liabilities, but other than that you may change the license to anything that you like. Honestly, until you are ready to start distribute, don't worry about it, and when you have something that is really operational, come back here and see if we are interested to "merge back" your changes. I may think there is some interest for that (me like ME). Niclas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
