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Hi, thanks for the suggestion! Including the license in the jar file does seem like a good idea, and I've neglected to put a NOTICE file which is needed for Colin's BSD-licensed scrypt code.
I'll take a look at how some other Java projects handle this and see what's generally accepted. The jar does currently include the .pom file which has a license section.
Will,
Thank you very much for writting the pure java version. I intend to use it
for a custom application which uses the spring framework. I'm not a career
programmmer, but i love programming. :)
You could code these things and increase acceptance in the spring
community. ;)
I can send you what i wrote so far if you like. Its not very difficult to
create the password encoder class. About 10 minutes.
Thank you very much,
jose.
On Thursday, November 1, 2012, Will Glozer wrote:
Hi, thanks for the suggestion! Including the license in the jar file does
seem like a good idea, and I've neglected to put a NOTICE file which is
needed for Colin's BSD-licensed scrypt code.
I'll take a look at how some other Java projects handle this and see
what's generally accepted. The jar does currently include the .pom file
which has a license section.
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Hi Will,
I've been wondering how to handle the license information. Can you include it with Maven?
For example: http://jeffbadge.blogspot.com/2010/07/telling-maven-to-include-license-info.html.
Thanks!
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