> Unfortunately, the license distributed with the JAR
> (which we must
> assume takes precedence over whatever is stated on
> the web pages) is
> much more restrictive, it's the Java Research
> License, which
> specifically disallows any commercial use. So, short
> of reimplementing
> it from scratch it's of no use except for academic
> study. Pity.
I guess sun researche licence relates to the class
BitIntegerSet (practically taken from java 6.0 Mustang
release and slightly modified).
The rest (IntegerSet and TreeIntegerSet) represents
unique work and I would bet this part is under LGPL.
If somebody with more open-source leverage (e.g. Doug,
Apache...) could ask
nicely, I beleive nobody would mind to have his work
included in Apache project Lucene?
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