> Hi! > Thanks for explaining the dual licencing. > > > > Since my company offers a product with a GPL/MySQL > > type dual licensing too, > > I can explain the rationale quite easily : > Kindly can you give me the name of the company and > the product. > > bye > vivek
Sure. The company I work for is Kizna Corporation, Japan. The product is the Kizna Syncshare Server(www.kizna.org), a java based Collaboration Server. Amongst other things, the Syncshare opensource project has spawned off an eclipse IDE plugin based on it, which permits you to do colloborative programming(i.e. you can see the code of the person sitting halfway across the world, modify it on the fly, discuss it with him etc.). We have been providing solutions based on the Syncshare server ourselves, to companies like Telemedia, Japan, and IBM. A lot of other interesting things have been done with it. For example you could controlling a power-point presentation via the net from a j2me enabled, say reliance cellphone(walk around the room amongst your audience instead of running to the projecter/computer each time to change the slides. No, not a commercial product.) We have used it to provide a photograph sharing portal which servers html/chtml/wml pages simultaneously. And an educational/training/meeting whiteboard where you can display slides/links/share files etc. during the discussions). Not to mention coupled it up with a few GPS projects.(The last few developed by our Indian partner company in Delhi). Probably a shameless plug, but remember ... you asked ;). lol It all works best on Linux and that is what we use for our servers too. As far as I know, a few Indian companies have used syncshare for internal projects/services too. And it is opensource and available under GPL, if you are a java coder and want to download it. :-) Regards, Abhi _______________________________________________ ilugd mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://frodo.hserus.net/mailman/listinfo/ilugd
