"Hawkins, Keith (Keith)" wrote:
> Hello,
>
> We have a product which we sell to our customers for which we want to
> include Tomcat for the version of our product that runs under IIS. (Our
> product is a servlet based application that is deployed on our customers'
> web servers.)
>
> What is the open-source compliant way we can ship Tomcat to our customers?
> I checked the FAQ, but didn't see anything regarding this.
>
> Please CC my email address ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) on any replies since I
> don't want to miss a response in the 100+ other messages that arrive in the
> tomcat-user list each day.
>
Keith,
You are more than welcome to include Tomcat in your product, as long as you
obey the conditions of the license agreement. See the file "LICENSE" in the
top-level directory of your Tomcat distribution.
Basically, it boils down to things like you cannot call your product Apache or
Tomcat, you have to leave the copyright notices alone, and you need to give
credit to Apache for the use of Tomcat in your documentation. But see the
license for the precise details.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Keith
>
Craig McClanahan
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