I believe the key word below is transferable, i.e.,
before checking any work in, it still needs to be
copyright The Apache Software Foundation at the time
of it being cvs committed. Dirk-Willem, might you
know more about this? (Original comments in [1]
below.)
But I noticed Simon already
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I completely agree with Christian's comment and extract of the CLA. I
have signed it and thereby it applies to any work I commit to FOP's
repository. That is my intention with the documentation.
I wrote 'copyright the Authors', with the idea that every contributor
adds his name as an author. But
Simon,
My past emails on this topic had a rude tone to it
that I regret...I apologize for that. I just didn't
know how things should be copyrighted once they're in
the repository and just wanted to make sure we are
doing things properly. Thanks for your work
(especially since it's in Docbook ;)
Peter,
On Jun 29, 2004, at 7:04 PM, Peter B. West wrote:
Clay,
FYI, Java 1.4 javadoc tool supports a -linksource argument, which
generates html of source files. However, the process seems to have
pretty much the same restrictions as the Maven JXR - the only
references are to line numbers,
