openapi.jar
Jetbrainers - is it ok for me to add the openapi.jar file to my public
version control repository to allow any one compiling my project to build
my plugins?
Mark
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Hello,
Maybe it's not needed, becose compiling process run will be under IntelliJ,
and openapi.jar will always present.
Read this http://www.intellij.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/ProjectPluginTemplate
for information.
Thanks!
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"Mark Derricutt" <pinhead@satinism.org> wrote in message
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On Wed, 30 Apr 2003 13:35:42 +0400, Alexey Efimov wrote:
Well no it won't. Compiling will be from ant, potentially on an automated
build server, or by someone who doesn't actually use/run Idea.
The license agreement says I can't, without written permission from
Jetbrains, so I've asked Eugene about that.
However, this bears importance with a discussion from a month or so ago in
the EAP group about the forthcoming GUI and AOP compilers - where it was
stated they would be made available in a license "free" manner so that
people could build that code from automated build servers, or by those not
using Idea, hopefully the openapi can also be distributed in this manner.