Sven
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Posted: December 09, 2008 17:45 by Sven
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| Provide CDDL-GPLv2 with Classpath Exception License as a License selection at Kenai (r4959) |
Provide CDDL-GPLv2 with Classpath Exception License
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Jesse Silver
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Posted: December 09, 2008 18:30 by Jesse Silver
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Hi Sven- Thanks for this.. I'll investigate and get back to you. Is this a hindrance to you starting a project with us? Meaning, should I fast track this so you can start getting work done? |
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Jesse Silver
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Posted: December 09, 2008 19:43 by Jesse Silver
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| Sven - Great news - looks like we can get this done today or tomorrow. To clarify, do you want us to add the GPLv2 +CPE or a special dual CDDL-GPLv2 +CPE? |
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Sven
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Posted: December 22, 2008 21:38 by Sven
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Sorry for coming back this late - too many things on the schedule. Hmm, I just thought about using the same terms as e.g. NetBeans (for better copyright compatibility). Not sure how to better describe this - looking through the list I see you already added GNU CPE. |
john_brock
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Posted: December 24, 2008 04:57 by john_brock
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Hi Sven, Sorry for not getting back to you on this one sooner. Yes, we added CPE to the list of Approved OSI licenses. This will allow people to select both GPLv2 and CPE if they want that option. After talking to the our OSI rep., this was decided as the best option, rather then trying to add a completely new GPLv2+CPE license itself. Adding both of these licenses to your project will result in the same thing that both OpenJDK and Glassfish are using today. The CPE license that is referenced is the OSI generic version and does not have Sun's name listed in it so others can use it as well. --jb The Project Kenai Team |
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