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Manbeck, Jack
Marvin,
Thanks for the feedback on the tutorials. It's a good idea. We have started a wiki page where we are doing something similar. Ill add this as an example as well. Wiki link: http://wiki.spdx.org/view/Technical_Team/Best_Practices Scroll down to the examples. I think its likely we will pull them out to their own page. Jack -----O a wiki priginal Message----- From: spdx-bounces@... [mailto:spdx-bounces@...] On Behalf Of Marvin Humphrey Sent: Monday, February 08, 2016 6:53 PM To: Gary O'Neall Cc: spdx@... Subject: Re: Tutorials, sample RDF files Thanks, everyone, for the quick responses! I've successfully built and run the tools from Github, and I found the sample RDF files within the repo. On Mon, Feb 8, 2016 at 1:53 PM, Gary O'Neall <gary@...> wrote: Just following up on Bill's email, I would be happy to provide you anyHere's a bit more context: On my own initiative, I'm exploring SPDF as a general solution for documenting dependency licensing for Apache projects. See this thread I started yesterday on the Apache legal-discuss list: http://markmail.org/message/6435qziggbjyvy6u I've also written a Maven plugin that generates SPDX/RDF files atThis plugin would surely be very useful for any Maven-driven Java project, but for my purposes, it cannot be counted on as available -- in fact the pilot project is likely to be a C project. (There are a lot of Java projects at Apache, but the Foundation is actually technology-neutral.) It is not important to deliver anything concrete in the near term -- instead, the goal is to understand how much effort it would for *any* Apache project to generate SPDX data. The worst case is particularly important -- no Maven plugin, minimal XML expertise, etc. Let me know what other information I can help with.What I envision as most helpful would be a tutorial which shows how to craft SPDX data manually for progressively more complex scenarios. * Start off with a single "hello world" source file. * Add several more source files under the same license. * Add a bundled dependency under the same license but with a different copyright holder. * Add a bundled dependency under a different license. * Add a seperately-downloaded dependency under a different license. * Generate a binary distribution. And so on. There are naturally many corner cases to deal with (which I'm sure comes as no surprise to you all), and I don't expect that such documentation exists because my use case is esoteric -- but I hope that communicates where I'm headed with this. Marvin Humphrey _______________________________________________ Spdx mailing list Spdx@... https://lists.spdx.org/mailman/listinfo/spdx |
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Marvin Humphrey <marvin@...>
Thanks, everyone, for the quick responses! I've successfully built and run
the tools from Github, and I found the sample RDF files within the repo. On Mon, Feb 8, 2016 at 1:53 PM, Gary O'Neall <gary@...> wrote: Just following up on Bill's email, I would be happy to provide you anyHere's a bit more context: On my own initiative, I'm exploring SPDF as a general solution for documenting dependency licensing for Apache projects. See this thread I started yesterday on the Apache legal-discuss list: http://markmail.org/message/6435qziggbjyvy6u I've also written a Maven plugin that generates SPDX/RDF files atThis plugin would surely be very useful for any Maven-driven Java project, but for my purposes, it cannot be counted on as available -- in fact the pilot project is likely to be a C project. (There are a lot of Java projects at Apache, but the Foundation is actually technology-neutral.) It is not important to deliver anything concrete in the near term -- instead, the goal is to understand how much effort it would for *any* Apache project to generate SPDX data. The worst case is particularly important -- no Maven plugin, minimal XML expertise, etc. Let me know what other information I can help with.What I envision as most helpful would be a tutorial which shows how to craft SPDX data manually for progressively more complex scenarios. * Start off with a single "hello world" source file. * Add several more source files under the same license. * Add a bundled dependency under the same license but with a different copyright holder. * Add a bundled dependency under a different license. * Add a seperately-downloaded dependency under a different license. * Generate a binary distribution. And so on. There are naturally many corner cases to deal with (which I'm sure comes as no surprise to you all), and I don't expect that such documentation exists because my use case is esoteric -- but I hope that communicates where I'm headed with this. Marvin Humphrey |
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Gary O'Neall
Hi Marvin,
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Just following up on Bill's email, I would be happy to provide you any information/background on using SPDX/RDF for Apache. I've also written a Maven plugin that generates SPDX/RDF files at https://github.com/goneall/spdx-maven-plugin that may provide another example application. The RDF terms are defined at http://spdx.org/rdf/terms/. Let me know what other information I can help with. Best regards, Gary -----Original Message----- |
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Yev Bronshteyn
I believe Gary mentioned said generator has a dependency on external packages in order for its output to be legal.
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On 2/8/16, 3:33 PM, "spdx-bounces@... on behalf of Manbeck, Jack" <spdx-bounces@... on behalf of j-manbeck2@...> wrote:
I believe Gary has been working on a Maven plug in generator for SPDX as well if that would be useful. |
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Manbeck, Jack
I believe Gary has been working on a Maven plug in generator for SPDX as well if that would be useful.
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Jack -----Original Message-----
From: spdx-bounces@... [mailto:spdx-bounces@...] On Behalf Of Bill Schineller Sent: Monday, February 08, 2016 3:04 PM To: Marvin Humphrey; spdx@... Subject: Re: Tutorials, sample RDF files Hi Marvin, Welcome to the list and thanks for your interest! Is this you? https://www.openhub.net/people?query=Marvin%20Humphrey Regarding samples and tools, our spdx-tools repo is mirrored here: https://github.com/spdx/tools Primary developer for those tools is Gary O'Neall, with some contributions from others. Have a look, and I'm certain that Gary and some hands-on tech team contributors would be happy to guide you through their use. - Bill Bill Schineller VP Engineering - KnowledgeBase Black Duck Software 781-425-4405 508-308-5921 (cell) bschineller@... On 2/8/16, 2:49 PM, "spdx-bounces@... on behalf of Marvin Humphrey" <spdx-bounces@... on behalf of marvin@...> wrote: Greetings,_______________________________________________ Spdx mailing list Spdx@... https://lists.spdx.org/mailman/listinfo/spdx |
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Bill Schineller
Hi Marvin,
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Welcome to the list and thanks for your interest! Is this you? https://www.openhub.net/people?query=Marvin%20Humphrey Regarding samples and tools, our spdx-tools repo is mirrored here: https://github.com/spdx/tools Primary developer for those tools is Gary O'Neall, with some contributions from others. Have a look, and I'm certain that Gary and some hands-on tech team contributors would be happy to guide you through their use. - Bill Bill Schineller VP Engineering - KnowledgeBase Black Duck Software 781-425-4405 508-308-5921 (cell) bschineller@... On 2/8/16, 2:49 PM, "spdx-bounces@... on behalf of Marvin Humphrey" <spdx-bounces@... on behalf of marvin@...> wrote:
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Marvin Humphrey <marvin@...>
Greetings,
I'm an active contributor at the Apache Software Foundation with regards to release policy and licensing. I'd like to explore the possibility of having an Apache project supply SPDX data in a release. I'm imagining that we would supply SPDX data as an RDF file, because our official releases are 100% source. I also imagine that we would want to either hand-craft those files or generate them using open source tools. Can you point me to some sample RDF files, tutorials, or documentation explaining how I would go about that? It's been surprisingly difficult to track down such materials. Best, Marvin Humphrey |
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