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On Oct 12, 2004, at 5:12 AM, Dick Applebaum wrote:
1) How do you plan to resolve the issue with OS X?
I like Dan's suggestion in the last paragraph here, by turning the feature on only if we know we're running a JVM by a vendor where it has been certified to work:
http://nagoya.apache.org/eyebrowse/ReadMsg?listName=derby- [EMAIL PROTECTED]&msgNo=139
Mike and/or Suresh would have a better idea than I where it would be appropriate to put such a check.
2) Do you plan on including IBM's DB/2 driver & license in the package? -- it makes it much easier to install!
I'm not sure that we can do that. I agree that it would definitely simplify getting up and running with Network Server, but I had thought that Apache had a policy of not redistributing libraries with a license more restrictive than the ASL.
I and some others are going to release some self-contained, pre-installed, double-clickable application packages (desktop, web and combo) that will include a redistro of Derby, Jetty, and some j2ee apps.
As long as the license for the DB2 JDBC driver allows for redistribution, it shouldn't be a problem to include it in your package. I just don't know if we can include it in ours due to the Apache guidelines. I would love to hear from someone more familiar with the issue.
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