FWIW,
Sun have decided to put the Jini specification, documentation and reference
implementations under an OSS license. Early on, the discussion of which
licensed circled around; BSD, MIT and ALv2.
After a lengthy debate on the pros and cons, especially in respect of the
patent rights
All sounds great but the open sourcing of the spec confuses me. How
exactly is that going to work? Has anyone open-sourced a spec before?
Will the official version of the Jini spec remain within the JCP?
Hen
On Thu, 20 Jan 2005, Niclas Hedhman wrote:
FWIW,
Sun have decided to put the Jini
On Thursday 20 January 2005 05:13, Henri Yandell wrote:
All sounds great but the open sourcing of the spec confuses me. How
exactly is that going to work? Has anyone open-sourced a spec before?
AFAIU, that is a reference to the fact that the specification contains
classes, that have previously
