Hi Michael,

On Apr 19, 2012, at 9:24 AM, Michael Meeks wrote:

> Hi there,
> 
>       Just digging through the code looking at some (re)-licensing issues we
> have to deal with, and I'm wondering about the license of code in Child
> Workspaces (branches in Mercurial).
> 
>       It would be my hope (and for both project's benefit) that existing
> patches (ie. CWS), to the code that Oracle has contributed under the
> AL2, would also be available under the AL2.
> 
>       Is that the case ? reading:
> 
> https://cwiki.apache.org/OOOUSERS/summary-of-apache-openoffice-34-ip-review-activities.html
> 
>       I see:
> 
>       "The ASF received two Software Grant Agreements from Oracle, the
>        first on June 1st, 2011 and a supplemental one on October 17th,
>        2011.  Presumably these agreements are available for inspection
>        by Apache Members."
> 
>       "The list of files covered by each of these grants, were
>        extracted from the SGA and can be found in _these files_"
> 
>       Which seems to just have flat lists of files, and I had a couple of
> questions:
> 
>       1. Are those SGA's unmodified, and/or does the scope extend
>          beyond the plain list of files, and just one version of
>          them ?
> 
>       2. Is the text of these SGA's made public somewhere ?
>          (prolly a FAQ) I'm confused by this 'Members only'
>          restriction that is presumed.

Good questions. I can partially answer: "Members only" refers to an Apache 
Software Foundation Members private area.

> 
>       Anyhow - glad to see Oracle has got close to the end of getting the
> code out there: good stuff. It'd be nice to get some clarity around
> those CWS' that are not yet merged, eg. Armin's nice work in CWS aw080.

Armin has been working on aw080 in a branch here at AOO:  
incubator/ooo/branches/alg/aw080

I know that people have made sure they have copies of mercurial.

> 
>       It'd be really useful to have a statement on that - or perhaps I just
> missed an existing one, help appreciated !

Maybe search the archives for aw080?

This is the help I can provide perhaps others will answer further.

Regards,
Dave


> 
>       Thanks,
> 
>               Michael.
> 
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