Hi James,
Unfortunately, this question would better be made on the tck mailing list or the platform mailing list, or such:
Only those files with EFTL license were a source of truth usable for the TCK and only those could have been used for the compatibility certification.
There used to be a plan to allow jars, too, but I do not know whether this discussion took place at all.
The short answer is: we may create a jar and stage it, but that jar might not be usable for the certification anyway...
-- Jan
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Subject: Re: [jaxrs-dev] [External] : TCK Maven Artifact
Hi All,
Coming back to this I've got an additional question. Is there a plan, for final, to deploy the TCK JAR to a Maven repository? Or will it be something more like JSON-P is doing where it distributes a ZIP [1] of the test artifacts?
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James R. Perkins
JBoss by Red Hat
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