On 10/8/10 10:25 , BoD wrote:
The article then has additional points that are less in favor of
Google ;)
... for the record:
* Because Apache doesn't have a license to test Harmony with the
JCK, it doesn't have a license for Sun's Java patents and
copyrights either.
* Part of the reason Apache wants a JCK license is to assure its
users they have the necessary IP rights.
* Google knew all this and used parts of Harmony in Android anyway.
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