Hi Andrea,
From where are you downloading the JAI source these days ?
I assume GPL of some flavour would satisfy being a "proper" open source
license.
I will pass this request up the chain to see if there is any interest in
doing it, but can make no promises.
-phil.
On 02/19/2018 03:52 AM, Andrea Aime wrote:
Hi,
Java Advanced Imaging has been unsupported for a long time, but it's
still the best Java based
image processing library (at least for large imagery cases, the tiled
based, deferred computation
approach is something software in other languages is still copying today).
Its complete pluggability also makes it very easy to replace old buggy
operations with newer ones, which is
something done in open source projects like jai-ext:
https://github.com/geosolutions-it/jai-ext
However, its license is still a problem, it is not considered proper
open source.
Ideally all the Java portion would be useful, but in case that is a
problem, just getting the interfaces relicenced
would be of great help.
So, is there anyone we could talk to about JAI relicencing? If more
than one person/company needs to be
contacted I'm happy to reach out, just need to get some contacts.
Best regards
Andrea Aime