I need both a server and a client. I'm willing to publish and/or use libraries projects etc. that do the basics of both BUT I have to have a proprietary namespace and handler object with code that won't be published (I hope I'm using the verbiage correctly). So everything is pretty standard fare until the "super secret" message comes flying around. I want to keep the super secret messages and the handler proprietary.
There are a handful of projects out there that could possibly fit the bill but I keep coming back to one problem: Is the handling of a new namspace and the objects required to do so going to be forced into GPL land if I use a GPL'd client/server/library? And what exactly is the difference between LGPL, GPL and Apache licenses? I've really read them all but in typical lawyer speak you can pretty much do anything you want given certain obsfucations of any of the licenses. The Apache license seems the most straight forward but is adding "apache blah blah blah" really all that is needed. Second, is there a decent Win32 project flying around that would fit the bill? I'm a C/C++ Win32 guy unfortunately. I would be willing to slug out some new public code for doing goofy windows nonsense (like IO completions ports) to boost a win32 server amongst other things as long as I can cover my initial point above. Am I smoking crack? Thanks, Timothy A. Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ jdev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.jabber.org/listinfo/jdev
