> > +1.
> > Suggestion: what about using a system like rpm? Cold this makes sense?
> > Didier
> >
>
> The problem with RPM is that it is not fully cross-platform. Obviously
> it works for Linux and I know it works for Solaris but what about Win
> users?
>
> Beyond that though, I am +1 on the suggestion. I would like to see a
> Turbine app 'know' about itself in such a way where it could be queried
> and return the appropiate version information. That would allow
> upgrades to occur seemlessly...
>
> josh
>
True.
But this could be a good starting point (at least for the ideas). If we
are lucky enough, there could already exist a Java port.(to be
investigated)
We also have to check the Licensing problem: AFAIK rpm is GPL,...
At least if TDK (and Turbine) could know on which some_package.jar
version it depends. This could save us a lot of time. (We already
experinced jar version problem.)
One could even imagine an automatic bug-reporting tool like the one in
JDE.
Didier.
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