Hi Alex, I am not concerned about any legal issues, I just wanted to know if I implemented everything the way Adobe would require me to. I took the questions resources from the installer and you actively have to type "yes" ... so I hope this is all I need to do to make Adobe happy :-)
Chris -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Alex Harui [mailto:aha...@adobe.com] Gesendet: Sonntag, 25. Mai 2014 06:22 An: dev@flex.apache.org Betreff: Re: Mavnizer refactoring ... done :-) Congratulations. I will try to take a look. What legal issues are you concerned about? -Alex On 5/24/14 12:58 PM, "Christofer Dutz" <christofer.d...@c-ware.de> wrote: >Hi guys, > >I just comitted my changes to the "mavenizer-refactoring" branch. At >the moment it seems to contain all the parts I need to continue work on >Flexmojos to auto download missing Adobe artifacts. > >The mavenizer is now modular. It consists of several modules for >retrieving, converting and deploying sdks. This makes it easier to >include only the needed parts in other tools such as Flexmojos. The >central part is the "core" module which contains 3 classes: > >- AirDownloader: Takes 3 Arguments "air-version", "target-dir", >"platform (WINDOWS, LINUX, MAC)" > >- FlashDownloader: Takes 2 Arguments "flash-version", >"target-dir" > >- SDKConverter: Takes 2 Arguments "source-dir", "target-dir" > >The first two classes tell you that special licenses apply to them and >ask the user to accept them by typing "yes" (case insensitive). After >entering "yes" the tool downloads the archive to the temp directory, >unpacks its content and runs the mavenizer on this. I would especially >like to ask Alex to verify if the output and the confirmation mechanism >is enough from Adobes point. If its ok, I'd like to continue making >Flexmojos 7.1.0-SNAPSHOT run with the slightly new Maven structure. As >soon as that's done, I'll add the new Mojo that automatically downloads >and mavenizes Adobe artifacts using AirDownloader and FlashDownloader. > >Would certainly like some feedback on the legal things and what you >think of my adjustments to the generated maven artifacts and poms. > >I have to admit that I haven't tried the Deployers yet ... but that >will follow. > >One thing that currently isn't possible, is to automatically mavenize a >set of FDKs ... currently you have to mavenize one FDK after the other >(Which seems to me as the more usual way). > >Chris
