>I've a question concerning the distribution of java-programs written with
>Netrexx.
>1.) Is it necessary to add Netrexx-classes
>2.) If so, which (files)?
>3.) Am I allowed to do that?
1) Probably yes. E.g. if you have used Rexx strings, as many
of us like to do, definitely yes.
2) The safer choice would be to include the files from NetRexxR.zip
archive (R stands for Runtime?). Of course, you can experiment by
leaving out files at random and see if you get ClassNotFound errors..
However, if you application isn't a direct port of the "Hello world" suite,
chances are that the extra effort necessary in determining which .class
files to leave out from your zip distribution is not worth it -- you'll see,
the NR runtime is very small-sized!
3) Yes, but please read the license.txt file that's buried somewhere
(possibly even in NetRexxR.zip).
Max
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