Abe,
Thanks! I guess we'll stick with tt-bytecode unless someone particularly
sees a reason to switch.
I appreciate you including a license file with the new version as that will
ease the task if and when we switch.
Glyn
"A. Abram White"
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Subject: Re: tt-bytecode license
25/03/02 22:46
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>We included the attached license file with Axis. I hope it's acceptable.
>For proof that Axis actually uses tt-bytecode.jar, see, for example,
>http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/~checkout~/xml-axis/java/docs/user-guide.html#Installation.
>(See attached file: tt-bytecode.LICENSE)
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I wanted to let you guys know that a new version of the toolkit is
available. Don't worry, I'm not in the habit of bother users with
'product update' emails; this is just a special case because the toolkit
was migrated to an entirely new open source project:
http://serp.sourceforge.net. There will be no more releases of
tt-bytecode toolkit as-such.
The new version is not at all backwards compatible -- the package names
have changed in addition to many of the APIs -- but it has enhanced
functionality and ease-of-use, including the ability to easily get local
variable information, which is what you guys were using the toolkit for
in the first place, no? It should be a very easy migration for you,
though I'm sorry about changing the name of the jar and all that. Oh,
and I put up a copy of the license on the project homepage this time.
Of course, you're free to stick to the tt-bytecode toolkit too. The
beauty of open source.
Let me know if you have any problems.
-- Abe White
