I have no interest in commercial licenses, just making sure it's OK to stick sources and a jar on my site for public download. I'll also ask Bob Lee about providing it through the main Guice site.
--tim
Joe Walker-3 wrote:
On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 4:58 PM, Tim Peierls <tim@peierls.net> wrote:
> My question is whether/how I can make it easier for non-DWR Guice users to
> make use of these utilities. If I built a jar called guice-util.jar from
> just that package, under what terms (if any) could I make that jar publicly
> available?
I think you own sole copyright on the source, so I think you can do whatever
you like with it.
You've given us a license to use it under ASL, but that wouldn't stop you
separately issuing it under a commercial license somewhere else.
If you would like to make the utilities available using DWR's download area,
that's fine - but I think they should be available under the ASL if we did
that.
Since Guice is also ASL, wouldn't it be a good idea to offer them to
CrazyBob?
Joe.
