Hi All,
Attached is my ICLA and ACQ.
Thanks!
Meng Li, Master Candidate
College of Computer Science and Technology
Zhejiang University
No.38 Zheda Road, Hangzhou, China 310027
MSN: jowett....@hotmail.com
Email: jowett....@gmail.com
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Please sign: Meng Li Date: 04/11/2010
The Apache Software Foundation
Apache Harmony Project
Authorized Contributor Questionnaire
v1.1
Please Note : This document and your answers are considered public information,
and shall be part of the Apache Harmony project public records.
Part I : Identification
Please provide the following information
Name : Meng Li
E-mail : jowett....@gmail.com
Mailing address :
Building J1, Insigma Software Park, West Lake
District, Hangzhou 310030, China
Employer : ___________________________________________
Part II: Access to Repositories
The Project is committed to producing an implementation of Java that
can be licensed freely under the Apache License. To do this, we wish
to know what, if any, previous exposure you have had to the source for
any of the parts of a Java implementation including virtual machines,
class libraries, tooling, etc.
The following activities are not considered "accessing the source
code" and would not generally disqualify you from committing to the
related repository here at Apache Harmony
a) Having a copy of src.jar (or equivalent) on a computer as long as
you never viewed or edited the contents of the file.
b) While running a debugger on a Java language program, having had
occasion to step into the source code for the implementation as
long as you did not attempt to understand or debug the
implementation code itself.
c) Having implemented "plug-ins" or other component software which
interact with an implementation, but doing so only with reference
to the published service provider interfaces.
d) Have written or executed test cases that probed the behavior of
an implementation as long as you did so with reference only to
published specifications and interfaces.
The following is a list of the components of the project each labeled
with an ID (ex. JVM-1):
VM
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VM-1 VM core (including JVMPI, JVMDI, JDWP, JVMTI, JNI,
JIT, Memory Management/GC, OS Portabillity,
Threading, etc)
VM-X other ____________________________________________
Classlibrary
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CL-1 Applet (java.applet, javax.microedition.midlet.*,
javax.microedition.xlet.*)
CL-2 Archive (java.util.zip, java.util.jar)
CL-3 Beans (java.beans)
CL-4 Core (incl. lang, util, net, io, annotation, concurrent,
NIO-channels, NIO-charset, text, javax.net,
javax.microedition.io.*, javax.microedition.rms.*,
javax.lang.rm.*, javax.microedition.rm.*,
javax.microedition.fileconnection.*,
javax.microedition.global.*)
CL-5 Image IO (javax.imageio)
CL-6 Instrument (java.lang.instrument)
CL-7 JMX (javax.management)
CL-8 Lang-management (java.lang.management)
CL-9 Logging (java.util.logging)
CL-10 Math (java.math)
CL-11 ORB (javax.activity, javax.rmi.*, javax.transaction.*,
org.omg.*)
CL-12 Prefs (java.util.prefs)
CL-13 Print (javax.print.*)
CL-14 Regex (java.util.regex)
CL-15 RMI (java.rmi.*)
CL-16 Security (java.security.*, javax.security.*, org.ietf.jgss,
javax.crypto, javax.microedition.pki,
javacard.security,
javax.microedition.securityservice)
CL-17 Sound (javax.sound)
CL-18 SQL (java.sql, javax.sql.*)
CL-19 User Interface (java.awt.*, javax.swing.*,
javax.accessibility,
javax.microedition.agui.*,
javax.microedition.lcdui.*,
javax.microedition.customization.*,
javax.microedition.m3g.*,
javax.microedition.plaf.*,
javax.microedition.m2g.*)
CL-20 XML (javax.xml.*, org.w3c.*, org.xml.*,
javax.microedition.xml.*)
CL-21 JNDI (javax.naming.*)
CL-22 javaCard Extensions (javacard.*, javax.microedition.jcrmi.*,
javax.microedition.apdu.*)
CL-23 Mobile Media (javax.microedition.media.*,
javax.microedition.broadcast.*)
CL-24 Mobile Extensions (javax.microedition.pim.*,
javax.microedition.location.*,
javax.microedition.sip.*, javax.imps.*,
javax.microedition.payment.*,
javax.microedition.telephony.*,
javax.microedition.sensor.*,
javax.microedition.contactless.*,
javax.bluetooth.*, javax.obex.*,
javax.serviceconnection.*,
javax.wireless.messaging,
javax.microedition.content.*)
CL-X other ____________________________________________
Tools & Misc
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T-1 launcher (e.g. java.exe)
T-2 javah
T-3 javap
T-4 javac
T-5 jdb
T-6 javadoc
T-7 jar
T-8 browser plugins
T-X other ____________________________________________
Part III : General Exposure
With the above activities a)-d) in mind, have you done any of the following
to an implementation of one or more of the components listed above. If the
question doesn't apply to you, please write "N/A". If it does, please list
the components by the above-listed IDs, and provide details :
1. Read some or all the source code for an implementation?
[ ] Yes [¡Ì] No
Components : ________________________________________________________
Details : ___________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
2. Fixed defects or performed other maintenance activity on an
implementation?
[ ] Yes [¡Ì] No
Components : ________________________________________________________
Details : ___________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
3. Enhanced the source code for an implementation with additional function,
performance or other qualities of service?
[ ] Yes [¡Ì] No
Components : ________________________________________________________
Details : ___________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
4. Ported an implementation to a different operating system or hardware
platform?
[ ] Yes [¡Ì] No
Components : ________________________________________________________
Details : ___________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
5. Reverse compiled or otherwise reverse engineered an implementation?
[ ] Yes [¡Ì] No
Components : ________________________________________________________
Details : ___________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
If you have answered yes to any question above, and that implementation is
not available under a recognized Open Source license compatible with the
Apache License v2, you may not be a contributor to the related component
of Apache Harmony unless the copyright owner of that implementation either:
a) submits the implementation to this project under the Software Grant or
the Corporate Contribution License Agreement (the CCLA);
b) if the copyright owner is your current employer, signs a CCLA and
lists you as a designated employee; or
c) if the copyright owner is not your current employer, submits
a written authorization disclaiming any copyright or confidentiality
interest in your current or future contributions to this project.
6. For each of the components listed above, please indicate either that you
will not be an Authorized Contributor for those components at Apache
Harmony, or indicate how you will resolve the issue of previous
exposure (must be one or more of (a), (b), or (c) above):
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Part IV : Confidential Exposure
1. Have you had access to any information regarding a proprietary
implementation of a component that could be considered
confidential?
[ ] Yes [¡Ì] No
If so, you may be a Authorized Contributor for that component only
if the owner of that potential confidential information submits
a written authorization disclaiming any confidentiality interest
in your current or future contributions to this project.
2. For each of the components listed above for which you have had access
to such information, please indicate either that you will not
be an Authorized Contributor for those components at Apache Harmony, or
indicate how you will resolve the issue :
_____________________________________________________________________
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Part V : Non-Compete Restrictions
1. Are you subject to a non-compete agreement that covers the
development of software?
[¡Ì] Yes [ ] No
2. Would the restrictions of that non-compete agreement prevent
you from working on any of the technology in or potentially
in Apache Harmony? If yes, please provide details.
[ ] Yes [¡Ì] No
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
If so, you may be an Authorized Contributor for those areas
only if the other party submits a written authorization acknowledging that
your participation in the project is not in conflict with the
non-compete agreement.
3. Please indicate either that you will not be an Authorized Contributor for
those applicable components at Apache Harmony, or indicate how you will
resolve the issue :
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
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Part VI : ICLA
1. Please execute a Individual Contributor License Agreement (ICLA).
[¡Ì] Yes, I have executed an ICLA
Part VII : Employment Limitations
2. Are you employed as a programmer, systems analyst, or other
IT professional?
[ ] Yes [¡Ì] No
If so, we encourage you to have your employer either :
a) sign a Corporate Contribution License Agreement with Apache
and lists you as a designated employee or
b) submits a written authorization for your participation in this
project and disclaims any copyright or confidentiality interest
in your current or future contributions to this project.
Signature : Meng Li
Print Name : Meng Li
Date : 2010-4-11
v1.1 20080318
