We have released a GPL Java Code Coverage tool, called: jcoverage.
The web site reads Commercial users may evaluate jcoverage for a period not exceeding 15 days using the GPL version. Thereafter commercial users must either stop using the GPL version of jcoverage, or purchase the non-GPL licensed version.
While the intent is understandable, the license for the program with these strings attached is no longer GPL. You should consult a real and experienced lawyer on this, the FSF can become quite unhappy about misuse of the term "GPL".
Also the need to have a *commercial* tool (read: pay money) in order to get the source can be seen as a contradiction to GPL terms, you might want to think about this too.
J.Pietschmann
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