This takes us back to the Modeler plugins discussion. If we have a
plugin environment in place, third party plugins will not have any
licensing restrictions (kind of like Maven, hehe)
Andrus
On Feb 26, 2007, at 12:50 AM, Mike Kienenberger wrote:
We'll have to do a "complicated license talk" with the ASF no matter
what happens unless the published license of the code appears in the
list of approved ASF licenses.
And anything that does not fall under "Category A: Authorized
Licenses" will be difficult to integrate.
http://people.apache.org/~cliffs/3party.html#category-a
GPL falls under "Category X: Excluded Licenses"
On 2/25/07, Adrian Wiesmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The license appears to be the Open Software License despite the
> commentary at the top of the page. We'd have to run this
license by
> legal-discuss before we could use it as it has not yet been
classified
> by the ASF yet.
I asked Francisco if he would mind if I redistribute parts of his
code
under the GPLv2. This was no problem for him. I'd first contact
Francisco
before doing some complicated licence talk with the ASF.
But first of all it would be required that everybody is OK with
adding
some (this) diagram editor to Cayenne. My earlier mail was just a
suggestion. Please first have a look at alternatives and at the
source/implementation in question...
Adrian
