Bug#188158: marked as done (ITP: libjta-java -- JTA is the JavaTM Transaction API from SunTM)
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Severity: wishlist
* Package name : libjta-java
Version : 1.0.1B
Upstream Author : Sun Microsystems, Inc.
* URL : http://java.sun.com/products/jta
* License : Sun's License (NON-FREE)
Description : JTA is the JavaTM Transaction API from SunTM
I am not a DD so I'm looking for a sponsor to upload the package. I
want to contribute some before applying as a DD.
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Full Description:
JTA specifies standard JavaTM interfaces between a transaction
manager and the parties involved in a distributed transaction system:
the resource manager, the application server, and the transactional
applications.
.=
The JTA specification was developed by Sun Microsystems in
cooperation with leading industry partners in the transaction
processing and database system arena.
.=
This is NOT free software. I did this package from compiled classes
because I do not encourage people to read the Sun's sources. Instead
I encourage people trying to rewrite a free implementation of this
API.
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Subject: Won't package [was: Re: ITP: libjta-java -- JTA is the JavaTM
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After some more investigations:
1° this library is in classpath package and in the j2(sdk|re)1.4
package;
2° it's non-free (I knew but...);
3° it's needed by tomcat4 (by the way of libcommons-dbcp-java) but t4
will depend on j2(sdk|re)1.4.
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