The current Axis2 implementation seems to be depend on STAX style of
processing XML streams. The current package, axis2-0.92-bin, even embeds
the BEAs JSR-173 implementation of the STAX interface definition JSR-173.

However, the BEA Binary License of STAX seems to retain the copyright
of the implementation code and denies copying the software forward to
anyone. Is this correct assumption?

Anyway the BEA grants licence to review develop and use the implementation
source code on a technilogical test implementation, provided some required
notices are met, which are not  (by the way) in the axis2-0.92-bin
-package.

Remarkable about the BEA Licensing is that the STAX implementation package
by BEA has 4 different licence agreements and none seem to be Apache2
nor LGPL nor any equivalent. At least to me, this is all quite confusing.

So am I correct in deducing that the STAX and thus AXIOM is not
distributable by Apache2 license when it contains STAX implementation
by BEA???

So, any value adding implementation using the AXIOM with the BEA Binary
STAX implementation within, may NOT be licensed to clients?


Thanks

Jukka Keto

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jk - www.solenovo.fi



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