Re: Help needed with updating some Java libraries (netlib-java, libmtj-java)

2018-03-03 Thread Olivier Sallou 

On 08/29/2014 02:38 AM, tony mancill wrote:
> On 08/28/2014 07:01 AM, Andreas Tille wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> when checking my Maintainer dashboard dashboard I realised that the
>> watch file of netlib-java and libmtj-java became disfunctional and when
>> tracking down the issue I noticed that both projects moved from SF to
>> Github.  While I updated the URLs in SVN accordingly I noticed that the
>> Build system has changed as well which just crosses my (low) level of
>> Java competence (again).
>>
>> Since both packages are definitely not really in the field of Debian Med
>> but just preconditions for some biological package (beast) I wonder
>> whether this might be the right point in time to move the package to
>> Debian Java.  I'd volunteer to inject the package into Debian Java Git
>> but in turn I would need some help (starting with netlib-java).  I have
>> the feeling that the amount of work for a skilled Java packager is low
>> (but I really would not regard myself as such a person).
>>
>> BTW, the packages are hanging around in contrib since netlib depends
>> from f2j (at least the current version).  I'll send a separate mail to
>> f2j authors to try (again) to convince them to use a DFSG free license.
>>
>> Kind regards
>>
>> Andreas.
>>
> Hello Andreas,
>
> If you're willing to migrate these to the pkg-java repo, I'll work on
> updating them and uploading them as Java Team packages.
>
> Also, I've been meaning to send you a mail regarding libsnappy-java,
> since we have an RC bug there.  The last commit makes it appear that you
> were considering moving it debian-med in 2012.  Is that still the case?
We have a libsnappy-java version available in DebianMed [0], but a
specific release (certainly due to a package which needed this specific
release and upstream broke its API).
I do not know if we need to manage snappy by itself in DebianMed repo as
it has nothing related to bio/med but is only a dependency.

[0] https://packages.qa.debian.org/s/snappy1.0.3-java.html

Olivier
>
> Cheers,
> tony
>

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Re: Help needed with updating some Java libraries (netlib-java, libmtj-java)

2018-03-03 Thread Olivier Sallou 

On 08/29/2014 08:22 AM, Olivier Sallou wrote:
> On 08/29/2014 02:38 AM, tony mancill wrote:
>> On 08/28/2014 07:01 AM, Andreas Tille wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> when checking my Maintainer dashboard dashboard I realised that the
>>> watch file of netlib-java and libmtj-java became disfunctional and when
>>> tracking down the issue I noticed that both projects moved from SF to
>>> Github.  While I updated the URLs in SVN accordingly I noticed that the
>>> Build system has changed as well which just crosses my (low) level of
>>> Java competence (again).
>>>
>>> Since both packages are definitely not really in the field of Debian Med
>>> but just preconditions for some biological package (beast) I wonder
>>> whether this might be the right point in time to move the package to
>>> Debian Java.  I'd volunteer to inject the package into Debian Java Git
>>> but in turn I would need some help (starting with netlib-java).  I have
>>> the feeling that the amount of work for a skilled Java packager is low
>>> (but I really would not regard myself as such a person).
>>>
>>> BTW, the packages are hanging around in contrib since netlib depends
>>> from f2j (at least the current version).  I'll send a separate mail to
>>> f2j authors to try (again) to convince them to use a DFSG free license.
>>>
>>> Kind regards
>>>
>>> Andreas.
>>>
>> Hello Andreas,
>>
>> If you're willing to migrate these to the pkg-java repo, I'll work on
>> updating them and uploading them as Java Team packages.
>>
>> Also, I've been meaning to send you a mail regarding libsnappy-java,
>> since we have an RC bug there.  

I have sent a patch to fix the bug on loading native library. However
this raises an other issue, it seems that Java lib is not matching
native lib on methods.
I have put details in the bug.

Olivier

>> The last commit makes it appear that you
>> were considering moving it debian-med in 2012.  Is that still the case?
> We have a libsnappy-java version available in DebianMed [0], but a
> specific release (certainly due to a package which needed this specific
> release and upstream broke its API).
> I do not know if we need to manage snappy by itself in DebianMed repo as
> it has nothing related to bio/med but is only a dependency.
>
> [0] https://packages.qa.debian.org/s/snappy1.0.3-java.html
>
> Olivier
>> Cheers,
>> tony
>>

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Re: Help needed with updating some Java libraries (netlib-java, libmtj-java)

2014-09-02 Thread Andreas Tille 
Hi Tony,

On Thu, Aug 28, 2014 at 05:38:01PM -0700, tony mancill wrote:
> On 08/28/2014 07:01 AM, Andreas Tille wrote:
> > Hi,
> > 
> > when checking my Maintainer dashboard dashboard I realised that the
> > watch file of netlib-java and libmtj-java became disfunctional and when
> > tracking down the issue I noticed that both projects moved from SF to
> > Github.  While I updated the URLs in SVN accordingly I noticed that the
> > Build system has changed as well which just crosses my (low) level of
> > Java competence (again).
> > 
> > Since both packages are definitely not really in the field of Debian Med
> > but just preconditions for some biological package (beast) I wonder
> > whether this might be the right point in time to move the package to
> > Debian Java.  I'd volunteer to inject the package into Debian Java Git
> > but in turn I would need some help (starting with netlib-java).  I have
> > the feeling that the amount of work for a skilled Java packager is low
> > (but I really would not regard myself as such a person).
> > 
> > BTW, the packages are hanging around in contrib since netlib depends
> > from f2j (at least the current version).  I'll send a separate mail to
> > f2j authors to try (again) to convince them to use a DFSG free license.
> > 
> > Kind regards
> > 
> > Andreas.
> > 
> 
> Hello Andreas,
> 
> If you're willing to migrate these to the pkg-java repo, I'll work on
> updating them and uploading them as Java Team packages.

I have migrated

   ssh://git.debian.org/git/pkg-java/libnetlib-java.git  and
   ssh://git.debian.org/git/pkg-java/libmtj-java.git

as well as injected the latest pristine-tar.  Previous pristine-tar info
is missing as well as all tags are lost.  I do not feel that the missing
tags is a real problem.  I'd volunteer to inject them manually in case
you would prefer this.

> Also, I've been meaning to send you a mail regarding libsnappy-java,
> since we have an RC bug there.  The last commit makes it appear that you
> were considering moving it debian-med in 2012.  Is that still the case?

I'll check and it would be fine to move it to pkg-java as well.

Thanks for your offer to help

 Andreas.



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Re: Help needed with updating some Java libraries (netlib-java, libmtj-java)

2014-08-28 Thread tony mancill 
On 08/28/2014 07:01 AM, Andreas Tille wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> when checking my Maintainer dashboard dashboard I realised that the
> watch file of netlib-java and libmtj-java became disfunctional and when
> tracking down the issue I noticed that both projects moved from SF to
> Github.  While I updated the URLs in SVN accordingly I noticed that the
> Build system has changed as well which just crosses my (low) level of
> Java competence (again).
> 
> Since both packages are definitely not really in the field of Debian Med
> but just preconditions for some biological package (beast) I wonder
> whether this might be the right point in time to move the package to
> Debian Java.  I'd volunteer to inject the package into Debian Java Git
> but in turn I would need some help (starting with netlib-java).  I have
> the feeling that the amount of work for a skilled Java packager is low
> (but I really would not regard myself as such a person).
> 
> BTW, the packages are hanging around in contrib since netlib depends
> from f2j (at least the current version).  I'll send a separate mail to
> f2j authors to try (again) to convince them to use a DFSG free license.
> 
> Kind regards
> 
> Andreas.
> 

Hello Andreas,

If you're willing to migrate these to the pkg-java repo, I'll work on
updating them and uploading them as Java Team packages.

Also, I've been meaning to send you a mail regarding libsnappy-java,
since we have an RC bug there.  The last commit makes it appear that you
were considering moving it debian-med in 2012.  Is that still the case?

Cheers,
tony



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