Someone said that you were mirroring the com.sun packages.. Is that bad? I showed that it was.
If you're not, then obviously it doesn't apply.
We "mirror" by having an API that "looks" similar in its class hierarchy, but that is the only similarity. Different package names, etc.
IANAL, AFAIK as long as you're not using com.sun.* and/or javax.** and/or java.** then you are not violating this.
I misunderstood what was said.
Is that in violation of what you just quoted? I can't read legal mumbo-jumbo without a lawyer translator... that's why we are asking here! :)
I think the question comes to whether one happened to know the package structure or one made use of the selection of text and ctrl-C...
-Andy
Erik
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