Hi,
Am Donnerstag, 8. Oktober 2009 13:38:04 schrieb Niels Thykier:
I have attached the full review (as review.txt) along with the
build-order[1].
Wow, thanks. This is my first debian package I did, so thanks for all the
stuff you mentioned. Really helpful.
There are three major points I
- libaduna-commons-iteration-java,
libaduna-commons-concurrent-java
[Higher level]
libaduna-appbase-java - A lot.
sesame2-java - A lot.
soprano-backend-sesame - sesame2-java.
General case
The following applies to most (but not necessarily all) packages
On 2009-10-06, Christopher Bertels christopher.bert...@intevation.de wrote:
Hi,
I was just wondering, if there is any interest at all to include the packag=
es=20
into Debian?
I am very interested. My java pacakging skills is unfortunately
nonexistant and my time is currently limited.
I'm
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Christopher Bertels wrote:
I was just wondering, if there is any interest at all to include the
packages into Debian?
I'm interested but not sure when I can squeeze in some time to check the
packages.
Cheers,
Marcus
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Hello Christopher,
On Tue, Oct 06, 2009 at 10:28:59AM +0200, Christopher Bertels wrote:
I was just wondering, if there is any interest at all to include the packages
into Debian?
I'm also interested but not much time for review of the packages. If noone
else did it I can do it in about two
Hi all!
I've got the packages working without errors. At least they seem to work for
me. Please feel free to try them out yourself and give me some feedback.
You can get the packages here
http://files.kolab.org/apt/sesame2/
If you add it to your sources.list via
deb
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Sune Vuorela wrote:
I'm puzzled it isn't more packages than that. Last I tried building it,
maven ended up downloading ~100 jars totally filling ~28mb where only a
few of them was available in debian.
Or are the build process just downloading
I've uploaded the latest version of the packages to
http://files.kolab.org/apt/sesame2/
I'm still getting the error though. When trying to use the original Ubuntu
package, I also get the same error now. I'm pretty sure though, that the
Ubuntu package (soprano-backend-sesame -
On 2009-09-23, Christopher Bertels christopher.bert...@intevation.de wrote:
A little update: I've udpated libaduna-appbase to not depend on logback=20
v0.9.9. It now builds fine with the latest liblogback-java, meaning that al=
l=20
packages at http://files.kolab.org/apt/sesame2/ build now
Hi,
I'm an intern at Intevation GmbH and have been redirected to this mailing list
by Marcus Better from the pkg-java-maintainers list.
I've attached my last mail I've sent to the pkg-java-maintainers mailinglist.
I've been working on packaging Sesame2 as a Soprano storage backend for
Nepomuk.
Hi,
I'm an intern at Intevation GmbH and have been redirected to this mailing list
by Marcus Better from the pkg-java-maintainers list.
I've attached my last mail I've sent to the pkg-java-maintainers mailinglist.
I've been working on packaging Sesame2 as a Soprano storage backend for
Nepomuk.
Please excuse my double post. Somehow my email client was hanging and I
thought he hadn't sent the mail correctly.
A little update: I've udpated libaduna-appbase to not depend on logback
v0.9.9. It now builds fine with the latest liblogback-java, meaning that all
packages at
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