Subject | Firebird License question |
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Author | gabrielsenkim |
Post date | 2009-02-17T12:25:16Z |
Hi,
I'm new to firebird and i'd like some clearification on a question
reagarding the license. I hope this is the correct group for this kind
of questions.
I'm not a lawyer just a developer so if this question seems trivial
please bear with me. I've read the Initial Developer's PUBLIC LICENSE
Version but i'm still not quite certain.
I'm starting a new C++ project - lets call it The App. In this project
i'm using Firebird as a black box which means i'm using it for storing
data. The App links to some firebird libraries in order to communicate
with the database back end.
When i distribute The App along with firebird do i have to release my
source code as well?
It's not a problem to distribute the source code for firebird to my
customers if that's required.
Thanx.
Best regards
Kim Gabrielsen
I'm new to firebird and i'd like some clearification on a question
reagarding the license. I hope this is the correct group for this kind
of questions.
I'm not a lawyer just a developer so if this question seems trivial
please bear with me. I've read the Initial Developer's PUBLIC LICENSE
Version but i'm still not quite certain.
I'm starting a new C++ project - lets call it The App. In this project
i'm using Firebird as a black box which means i'm using it for storing
data. The App links to some firebird libraries in order to communicate
with the database back end.
When i distribute The App along with firebird do i have to release my
source code as well?
It's not a problem to distribute the source code for firebird to my
customers if that's required.
Thanx.
Best regards
Kim Gabrielsen