This one is a bit odd since our class does not actually implement or extend
a base class called CharStream?
We have three candidate classes called JavaCharStream of which this may be
a copy:
* org.javacc.jjtree.JavaCharStream
* org.javacc.parser.JavaCharStream
* com.sun.xml.internal.rngom.parse.compact.JavaCharStream
While I did not find source for the above all the implementations
(including ours) have similar internal field names and method names.
Assuming we are working from javacc (https://java.net/projects/javacc) the
license should be BSD (and not a problem). If it is a fork of the internal
sun class it would be GPL, although probably generated by Java CC.
Reading up on it (http://www.engr.mun.ca/~theo/JavaCC-FAQ/javacc-faq-moz.htm)
it appears that JavaCharStream file is generated by JavaCC (i.e. a
boilerplate file).
Looking into the details this is in
"file:///Users/jody/java/geotools/jive/modules/library/cql/target/generated-sources/jjtree-javacc/"
- so while the results are included in our src jar as distributed, it is
not part of our actual code base.
--
Jody
4. JavaCharStream.java - Indicates; "An implementation of interface
> CharStream". What is the origin of charstream.java? If its the GPL file,
> can
> you please confirm that no derivative work has been created.
>
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