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Ted Leung on the air: Open Source, Java, Python, and ...
Tue, 04 Feb 2003
jardeps on the web
I've posted a new drop of jardeps which uses an web server as the repository. The drop also includes a small program for annotating existing jars (although this is not how you would put the dependency information in for real usage). The test repository is hosted off of my personal Apache page. The index page shows that jars that are available. At the moment I'm using a simple scheme for naming the jars in the repository, and again, no fancy version number computations are being done. Markus and I would love your feedback.
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