For the moment, you can't. You will not be able
to compile Jahia any more if you remove those
classes. We will work in a future release in
order to create a more services oriented
architecture where you will be easily able to
(un)plug certain services without perturbing the others.
So that's why the commerical license allows you
to redistribute, copy, etc... those commercial
classes. You only cannot use them in production.
That's all.... But this should not be a real
problem as it will not impact your use of the
open source features... Just a few couple of
useless classes on your hard drives...
Stéphane
At 15:31 02.11.2006, you wrote:
mmm ... I wrote the wrong question ...
I saw that every file in jahia source has a header with licence information
..., If I delete every file with commercial licence, can I use the remaining
sources without worry about commercial licences ? Or have I to take another
things in account ??
thanks!
Stéphane Croisier wrote:
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> Something like http://www.jahia.org/matrix ?
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>>thanks!
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>>a last question .....
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>>where can i find a list of resources which are under the JSSL licence ??
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