Dear Wt Team,
I had sent this mail to your "sales" email address but did not receive a
reply. Just posting it on the mailing list, in case it did not go through.
Kind Regards,
Neil
Dear Sales Team,
I have developed an application based on Wt. It's a compiler for surveys,
and the project is open source.
I plan on selling it to clients using a support licensing model. I
generate web code when you compile a program with -w wt. This generates a c++
program, which has Wt widgets and is then compiled by g++ to a wt
executable. I am primarily using Wt because of the ease with which I get
internationalization, although I can also generate code for the
microhttpd embedded webserver.
The reason I am writing to you is to find out about how the licensing will
work.
1. Will the end client have to buy Wt licenses.
2. Can I buy a license and distribute to clients?
Although my project is open source, the source code for the surveys
generated by clients will not be open source.
I also believe, that If I do not distribute Wt with my product, but
provide download and install instructions to clients, then they can
download and set things up for themselves. However, I have found this to be a
big barrier to distribution as I have to distribute MinGW g++
separately on windows which really hampers adoption.
Kindly advise me on how licensing would work.
Kind Regards,Neil
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