Scott Kitterman wrote on 2013-05-14: > On Tuesday, May 14, 2013 02:37:30 AM Wei, Gang wrote: >> Scott Kitterman wrote on 2013-05-14: >>> On Tuesday, May 14, 2013 02:19:13 AM Wei, Gang wrote: >>>> I would like to make the OpenAttestation(oat) package(currently in >>>> Partner repo) upgraded to v2.0, and if possible include it into >>>> universal repo and further support it from Juju Charms. >>>> >>>> Oat 2.0 is expected to be released in this August, coming refactored in >> >> both >>>> server & agent sides. We might need to upgrade the package in Partner >>>> repo first, then resolve all the dependent packages and try to put it >>>> into universal repo. After that, we can work on Juju Charms to make >>>> the installation & configuration easier. >>>> >>>> Note: I would be willing to volunteer to draft this blueprint, and >>>> potentially work on work items created. But it definitely needs helps >> from Ubuntu community. >>> >>> If it's in Partner, there's not much anyone outside Canonical can do. >> >> I would like to see it in universal in some day. >> >> Jimmy > > I took a quick look and it appears that the primary barrier is binary jar files > embedded in the package. This is not a rare thing with Java packages, but to > be in Universe, all the source must be present, generally by packaging the > Jar's that it uses and then (if needed) patching OA to use a system package > rather than the embedded one. > > This can be quick a bit of effort, so I think you are correct to seek out > community help. > > Scott K
Exactly. The binary jar files bundled in the package need a lot of effort to be addressed. And I would like to ask community's help based on coming oat2.0 instead of current 1.5 package. Oat2.0 might contain more jar dependencies. Jimmy
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