Edit Cacio project page?

[Roman Kennke-2]

Hi there,

I'd like to add a link on the Caciocavallo project page, which points to
the official documentation:

http://hg.openjdk.java.net/caciocavallo/caciocavallo/raw-file/tip/cacio-docs/index.html

How can I do that?

Cheers,
/Roman

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[Dalibor Topic-5]

Roman Kennke wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I'd like to add a link on the Caciocavallo project page, which points to
> the official documentation:
>
> http://hg.openjdk.java.net/caciocavallo/caciocavallo/raw-file/tip/cacio-docs/index.html
>
> How can I do that?
>  
I added the link.

At the moment, the web site is not maintained in the openjdk repository,
so please ping me on this list,
or off-list, and I'll do it for you.

cheers,
dalibor topic


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Hi Dalibor,

Would it be possible to move the whole project page to another server
and load it via an iframe into the openjdk page?
I would like to modify my page from time to time and I would also like
to distribute pre-built binaries containing the patches.
A forum and/or bug-tracker would be quite useful too.
So, until the infrastructure is in-place would it be possible to
administrate the content myself?

- Clemens

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Clemens Eisserer wrote:
> Hi Dalibor,
>
> Would it be possible to move the whole project page to another server
> and load it via an iframe into the openjdk page?
Is the question about the caciocavallo or the xrender project pages?

cheers,
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>> Would it be possible to move the whole project page to another server
>> and load it via an iframe into the openjdk page?
> Is the question about the caciocavallo or the xrender project pages?
Sorry, forgot to mention it, the xrender project pages.

Thanks, Clemens

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Clemens Eisserer wrote:
>>> Would it be possible to move the whole project page to another server
>>> and load it via an iframe into the openjdk page?
>>>      
>> Is the question about the caciocavallo or the xrender project pages?
>>    
> Sorry, forgot to mention it, the xrender project pages.
>  
OK, thanks - I just wanted to make sure I understood the scope properly.

On the xrender page, I could add a link (or more) to further
documentation, etc. to a file in the mercurial tree, as
I did for the caciocavallo project, which you can then edit yourself.
See http://openjdk.java.net/projects/caciocavallo/
for the way it would work.

I'm not a big fan of iframes myself due to navigational mess they
create, and security issues associated with their use [1],
but if that's what you really want, rather then the simpler (imho)
solution above, I can do that, too. Your call. ;)

cheers,
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[1] http://crypto.stanford.edu/websec/frames/post-message.pdf


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Hi Dalibor,

You're right of course, I don't like IFrames too.

I've revised the project-pages a bit, they are now located at:
http://78.31.67.79:8080/jxrender/
Would it possible to remove the "Content" part of my project-page and
create a link to the new location, maybe in the "Community" section?
Just a new entry named project pages.

Do you think this is fine?

Thank you in advance, Clemens

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On 10/24/08 13:30, Clemens Eisserer wrote:
> I've revised the project-pages a bit, they are now located at:
> http://78.31.67.79:8080/jxrender/
> Would it possible to remove the "Content" part of my project-page and
> create a link to the new location, maybe in the "Community" section?
> Just a new entry named project pages.
>  
Done.

Since you mentioned that you want to distribute OpenJDK binaries
earlier, I should point out the (hopefully) obvious:
a) make sure your distribution complies with all the licenses involved.
b) since OpenJDK includes code for cryptography, depending on where you
are and what you do, there may be additional necessary steps to take
prior to distribution required by your local laws, and specific
regulations to follow.
c) I am not a lawyer, and this is not legal advice.

cheers,
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Hi,

> Done.
Cool, thanks a lot :)

> Since you mentioned that you want to distribute OpenJDK binaries earlier, I
> should point out the (hopefully) obvious:
> a) make sure your distribution complies with all the licenses involved.
All my code is as licensed as OpenJDK (GPL2 with classpath?), so I
hope that should not cause any troubles.

> b) since OpenJDK includes code for cryptography, depending on where you are
> and what you do, there may be additional necessary steps to take prior to
> distribution required by your local laws, and specific regulations to
> follow.
Oh, did not think about that. As far as I know Austria has no such limitations.
But the origin of the code is US. Puh. Hmm.

> c) I am not a lawyer, and this is not legal advice.
Sure, thanks for bringing that up :)

Thanks again, Clemens