Index of /dist/pivot

Apache Pivot Distributions

This download page includes Apache Pivot binary and source distributions.

Important Notices

• System Requirements
• What Should I Download?
• Current Releases
• Older Releases
• PGP Signatures

 Name                     Last modified      Size  Description
 Parent Directory                              -   
 RELEASE-NOTES-2.0.5.html 2017-07-08 19:50  4.5K  
 README.html              2012-02-21 23:34  2.5K  
 HEADER.html              2012-02-21 23:34  452   
 source/                  2022-06-17 21:56    -   
 binaries/                2022-06-17 21:56    -   

Apache Pivot

System Requirements

• NOTE: The tar files in this distribution use GNU tar extensions and must be untarred with a GNU compatible version of tar. The version of tar on Solaris and Mac OS X may not work with these files.
• Pivot requires JRE 6.0. Read the README file in the distribution for more details.

What Should I Download?

• binaries/
  Binary releases, which contain the Pivot JAR files and javadocs.
• source/
  Source distributions. Every source distribution contains a BUILD file that describes how to build the project.

Current Releases

For details on current releases, please see the Apache Pivot Download Page.

Older Releases

Only current, recommended releases are available on www.apache.org and the mirror sites. Older releases, when available, can be obtained from the archive site.

PGP Signatures

All of the release distribution packages have been digitally signed (using PGP or GPG) by the Apache Group members that constructed them. There will be an accompanying distribution.asc file in the same directory as the distribution. The PGP keys can be found at the MIT key repository and within this project's KEYS file.

Always use the signature files to verify the authenticity of the distribution, e.g.:

    % pgpk -a KEYS
    % pgpv filename.zip.asc
    or:
    % pgp -ka KEYS
    % pgp filename.zip.asc
    or:
    % gpg --import KEYS
    % gpg --verify filename.zip.asc
  

We offer MD5 hashes as an alternative to validate the integrity of the downloaded files. A unix program called md5 or md5sum is included in many unix distributions. It is also available as part of GNU Core Utilities package.