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>Policy</TITLE
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>&#13;      A package java-common is created, containing this policy and
      some basic tools.
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>&#13;      Virtual packages are created: <SPAN
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>java-compiler</I
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>&#13;      Packages written in Java are separated in two categories: programs
      and libraries. Programs are intended to be run by end-users. Libraries
      are intended to help programs to run and to be used by developers. 
      Both <SPAN
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>&#13;      Both are shipped as Java bytecode (<TT
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>*.class</TT
>
      files, packaged in a <TT
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>*.jar</TT
> archive) and with
      an "Architecture: all" since Java bytecode is supposed to be portable.
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><P
>&#13;      This policy does not yet address the issue of documentation (for instance
      HTML pages made with javadoc).
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>&#13;	Java virtual machines <SPAN
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>must</I
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> provide <SPAN
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> and
	depend on java-common. They can also provide the runtime environment
	that the package contains (<SPAN
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> and/or <SPAN
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	provide the files itself it <SPAN
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>must</I
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> depend on the needed runtime
	environment.
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>&#13;	I <SPAN
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><I
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>should</I
></SPAN
> use <TT
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>/etc/alternatives</TT
>
	for the name 'java' if they are command-line compatible with the
	Sun's java program.
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><P
>&#13;	They <SPAN
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><I
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>should</I
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> have a CLASSPATH predefined which include the needed
	runtime environment.
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>&#13;	If a given source (like the JDK does) brings both a compiler and a
	virtual machine, you <SPAN
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> name the compiler package xxxx-dev.
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