Something just struck me about the ASL. I'm writing a book on Tapestry and, in the later chapters, I'm dissecting a Tapestry application. I chose the Virtual Library, which is distributed under the ASL as part of the Tapestry distribution. What are my obligations as pertains to including portions of the Vlib source code in the book? Do I have to maintain that long ASL copyright message in the listings or just provide a general notice that all the examples as covered under the ASL? Is this usage covered under some kind of "fair use" clause (or generally accepted practice)?
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