| Subject | Re: [Firebird-Architect] Re: Java Stored Procedures |
|---|---|
| Author | unordained |
| Post date | 2005-10-20T22:43:11Z |
Quick home-work:
http://developer.classpath.org/licensing
It looks like they know it's confusing. The UseCases page contains examples of what they do and
don't mean to restrict, but they're clearly unsure how to word it: they have four proposed license
terms still under discussion, mostly involving variations on the LGPL.
Work in this industry? Heck, what about living in one's own country? I would wish that legislators
were required to be programmers, but given the quality of some programmers, and the quality of
licenses written by even good programmers, ...
-Philip
---------- Original Message -----------
From: Jim Starkey <jas@...>
http://developer.classpath.org/licensing
It looks like they know it's confusing. The UseCases page contains examples of what they do and
don't mean to restrict, but they're clearly unsure how to word it: they have four proposed license
terms still under discussion, mostly involving variations on the LGPL.
Work in this industry? Heck, what about living in one's own country? I would wish that legislators
were required to be programmers, but given the quality of some programmers, and the quality of
licenses written by even good programmers, ...
-Philip
---------- Original Message -----------
From: Jim Starkey <jas@...>
> [...] Classpath is also GPLed but------- End of Original Message -------
> with an exception that I don't understand. It appears to say that
> Classpath is subject to GPL but no provisions of GPL actually apply.
> How much longer can we work in this industry without a law degree?
>
> --
>
> Jim Starkey