I've been wading into the world of Java plugins, which has involved wading into the world of Java (i.e., I'm new to Java). I am also new to the licensing issues that Java brings.
My program incorporates several dependencies, all of which are under the Apache 2.0 license. I'd like to distribute my program through SSC as a JAR file that includes those dependencies, so end-users don't need to install anything extra beyond my program. My understanding of the Apache license is that I am free to do so, as long as I include the original copyright notices for the dependencies in my distribution.
My question is the best way to do so. Does anyone have experience with this? My thought was to include a Stata help file that displays the various copyright statements from the dependencies, but I'm curious if there is some different, standard way to do this?
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