Jukka, There's traffic right now on beehive and xmlbeans mailing lists regarding exactly for resolution of this problem. Please stay tuned...
-- dims On 10/1/05, Jukka Keto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > 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 > > -- > jk - www.solenovo.fi > > > > -- Davanum Srinivas : http://wso2.com/ - Oxygenating The Web Service Platform
