> For this, is it enough if we just simply say we are using JSS in our > documentation
No, this is not sufficient. > or do we have to download the source code of nss and jss into our > site and point to the url in a about dialog box or a link in our html pages. You really need to read the license, which sets out exactly what you need to do. > In MPL License document, under section 3.4 "Intellectual Property Matters" (a) > Third party claims says about the LEGAL file, should we need to create a LEGAL > file. If so, is there any specific information need to go there. Can we get a > sample LEGAL file. The LEGAL file is for when you are releasing code under the MPL that you have written - it details the IP claims on that code. AIUI, you do not need to write one to use Mozilla code unless you add stuff which has such claims. Gerv
