Hi,
regarding biomaj-watcher, I cannot remove jar dependencies, as many are
not packaged for Debian (though under open source license). I did a try,
but it is too difficult to get all those libs from source
and compile them with the biomaj-watcher (lots of libraries
dependencies, env setup etc...)
The fact is that for runtime we have few dependencies, but at
build-time, with GWT stuff, it is complex (furthermore we use GWT 2, and
only GWT 1 is packaged).
This means that biomaj-watcher should be moved to the contrib or
non-free section (software is free but depends on non-free libraries),
while biomaj core can be set in main.
Regards
Olivier
Le 2/15/11 1:03 PM, Andreas Tille a écrit :
Hi Olivier
On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 12:18:18PM +0100, Olivier Sallou wrote:
Hi,
I have updated biomaj to include commons-cli2 source with biomaj and to
build the jar at packaging time.
I have seen your changes in SVN and will have a look soon(ish).
In the future, we plan to remove this dependency to avoid issues with
this lib.
That's probably a good idea in any case.
I still have some work on biomaj-watcher for same reasons (included
jars), but you can check biomaj package.
What I did not fully understudd is the relation between biomaj and
biomaj-watcher. Are these separate projects or are they just build
from one common upstream source. In this case I'd regard it more
apropriate to create two binary packages out of one source package.
Please ask if you have no idea what I mean.
Kind regards
Andreas.
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