I am not modifying anything in web2py. Instead the titanium app 'imports web2py' similar to how the py2exe was used to create windows binary of web2py. Hence this is like a modified web2py exe using titanium instead of py2exe/py2app. This way, one can create web2py based apps in titanium. Do you think this would violate the license if released in non-gpl form?
On Jan 7, 6:57 pm, mdipierro <[email protected]> wrote: > If what you build is a web2py application then you can release it > under any license you want. If you have taken out and modified web2py > modules (those in the gluon folder) than your work MUST be released > under GPL2 assuming this is compatible with the titanium license. > > On Jan 7, 7:45 am, vihang <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hello, > > > I am working on a test app which integrates web2py with titanium, but > > there seems to be a bottleneck if I want to release/distribute as open > > source. Titanium is APL and web2py is GPL. Or was the info given to be > > wrong, as in APL code can call GPL code? I would prefer releasing the > > final code as a more flexible license like bsd, apl etc as that is > > more appropriate for a framework (as most frameworks are).... > > > Vihang
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