However attached is a partially paired down list of jars. There is many in that list that are fine but there is also a large number of blatently violations and bucketload of suspects. That does not even reflect the fact that distributing things like junit without licenses. If you are serious about making Apache legally defensible then there should be enough there to act on and as soon as I get the list of jars I will try to focus on the more obvious violations.
I didn't find this list to be particularly helpful. In particular, Cocoon has done a very credible job of policing their licenses:
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/xml-cocoon2/legal/
Any specifics you do find will be followed up on.
- Sam Ruby
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