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Re: Packaging a Java-App



Hi Roman,

Yes, there is a chance for your application to  go into Debian. You have
to find a sponsor (debian-mentors@lists.debian.org and here).

I do not have much time at the moment and there are two other java
packagers who want to be sponsored before your package.

I keep your mail as I do for Jorge Pérez Burgos and Nicolas Duboc and
will try to have a look when I'll have some time.

Note that there are other debian maintainers who can help...

Cheers,

Roman Kennke <roman@ontographics.com> writes:

> Well, ok. I've done a little studying and found this one especially
> useful, besides your hello world example (you should put this somewhere
> on a website):
>
> http://www.debian.org/doc/maint-guide/
>
> I also borrowed a lot of stuff from pkg-java.alioth.debian.org as
> templates :-) Finally I have put together two debs, a library and the
> application. I would have put these two together in one deb, but found
> this difficult, because the hypertree library and my app are in two
> separate source trees. So we have two debs:
>
> http://ontographics.com/source/download.shtml
>
> This was pretty easy in the end, and they work fine for me. They are not
> much optimized, e.g. they blatantly depend on j2sdk1.4 although probably
> j2re > 1.2 would do, at least for the lib. But this is a start.
>
> I think I will now go on and try to make this work with free java tools,
> probably with an SWT GUI.
>
> Is there a chance that Ontographics can go into Debian, at least in
> contrib? If so, what's left to do for me?
>
> Cheers, Roman
>

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