Rick Hillegas wrote: > Hi Jean, > > This looks great. I'd like to roll up David's observation and tweek this > a bit more: > > This documentation references new JDBC 4.0 functionality that is not > enabled in this Apache Derby 10.2 release because a final Java SE 6 > release is not available yet. JDBC 3.0 will be available by default when > used with Java SE 6. JDBC 4.0 functionality will only be > available to developers who download Java SE 6 themselves and > with it build Derby's optional JDBC 4.0 support. Please see the Release > Notes > for details on how to build this optional JDBC 4.0 functionality. > Please also note the licensing restrictions which limit your use > of beta versions of Java SE 6. The beta JDK may only be used for > evaluation purposes; the same restriction applies to Derby's > JDBC 4.0 support when built using the beta version of Java SE 6.
I wouldn't say the last bit, as it looks like the project is stating that there are restrictions on the codebase. There are none from Apache. Whatever external agreements that a user may enter into is really irrelevant. geir > > > Thanks, > -Rick > > Jean T. Anderson wrote: > >> Scratch that first attempt -- already caught an ambiguity. Second try: >> >> This documentation references new JDBC 4.0 functionality that is not >> enabled in this Apache Derby 10.2 release because a final Java SE 6 >> release is not available yet. JDBC 3.0 will be available by default when >> used with a Java SE 6 beta build. JDBC 4.0 functionality will only be >> available to developers who download Java SE 6 themselves and build >> Derby with it. >> >> -jean >> >> Jean T. Anderson wrote: >> >> >>> I'm looking for wording we can plug into both the release notes and >>> strategic pages in the documentation. How does this sound? >>> >>> >>> This documentation references new JDBC 4.0 functionality that is not >>> enabled in this Apache Derby 10.2 release. Until a final Java SE 6 >>> release is available, JDBC 3.0 will be available by default when used >>> with a Java SE 6 beta build. JDBC 4.0 functionality will only be >>> available to developers who download Java SE 6 themselves and build >>> Derby with it. >>> >>> tweaks? comments? corrections? >>> >>> thanks, >>> >>> -jean >>> >> >> >> > > >
