Hi,

The JARs contain a DEPENDENCIES file in the META-INF directory. It lists all dependencies with project and license links. Is this sufficient?

The WARs contain LICENSE and NOTICE files in the META-INF directory but no DEPENDENCIES file. That might be an issue.


- Florian



Am 26.06.10 06:02, schrieb Gabriele Columbro:
Hey Jeremias,
thanks for the extremely detailed feedback, it was really appreciated :)

See below few more details:

On Jun 25, 2010, at 6:17 PM, Jeremias Maerki wrote:

Some observations (non-blockers for a first release, I guess):

- Gabriele, you may want to publish your PGP key on a key server and see
to it that you can soon meet some fellow Apache committers so you can
get your code signing key cross-signed.

I published my key on the PGP MIT server
(http://pgp.mit.edu:11371/pks/lookup?search=Columbro+code+signing&op=vindex)
and will be glad to enter the ASF web of trust at the first gathering
(maybe ACUS 2010).


- the WARs all contain no LICENSE and NOTICE files.

This is taken care of automatically for JARs by the (inherited)
maven-remote-resources-plugin. Checking if there's an option to do the
same for WARs.


- maybe problematic: I cannot find a list of dependencies including
their applicable license (a long-standing issue I have with Maven).
JAX-WS-RI is CDDL/GPLv2 and therefore Category B according to [1]. IMO,
the necessary labeling requirements are not met, yet. The same seems to
apply to mimepull and saaj. I think the best way is to create a
README.txt which contains a manually maintained list and to include that
README.txt in all dist ZIPs and WARs (i.e. the files that include the
third-parties), maybe even all JARs because they have these dependencies.
That would make it very easy for people to verify the dependencies
against their own license policies.

I created an issue https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CMIS-224 in
order to track this task. I set 0.2.0 as fix version, but do you believe
that this should be fixed also in 0.1.0 ?

@devs: anyone who can help creating this text file per package? I can
then easily include it in the build.

Thanks again for the expert feedback!

Ciao,
Gab


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