"John Keiser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > We *can* create a cleanroom implementation if we wish, we just have > to abide by the above restrictions. Sun says we can only create a clean room implementation if we release the clean room version under the terms of the JTPL (see the JTPL licensing FAQ). Sun's taking the stance that an API can be copyrighted. This issue hasn't been 100% settled in the courts. -- Paul Fisher * [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Sun's Jini Technology Public License (JTPL) Paul Fisher
- Re: Sun's Jini Technology Public License (JTPL) To RM... Michael Emmel
- Re: Sun's Jini Technology Public License (JTPL) T... Aaron M. Renn
- RE: Sun's Jini Technology Public License (JTP... John Keiser
- RE: Sun's Jini Technology Public License (JTPL) John Keiser
- Re: Sun's Jini Technology Public License (JTPL) Paul Fisher
- Re: Sun's Jini Technology Public License (JTP... Chris Tomlinson
- Re: Sun's Jini Technology Public License (JTP... Aaron M. Renn
- RE: Sun's Jini Technology Public License (JTP... John Keiser
- Re: Sun's Jini Technology Public License (JTP... Michael Emmel
- Re: Sun's Jini Technology Public License (JTPL) Alexandre Oliva
- Re: Sun's Jini Technology Public License (JTPL) Erwin Bolwit
- Re: Sun's Jini Technology Public License (JTP... Alexandre Oliva
- Re: Sun's Jini Technology Public License ... Paul Fisher
- RE: Sun's Jini Technology Public Lic... John Keiser
- Re: Sun's Jini Technology Public... Paul Fisher

