On Tue, Jul 8, 2008 at 7:06 AM, chen hecky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I want to answer some question as "I understand that the source code is not > currently in Apache repository. Where can it be accessed publicly instead? > Is it still closed source?". Firstly, our source code is opened. It has been > thus and will continue to be so. > Secondly, we don't upload code until now because that every source code to > been uploaded to Apache must be LGPL.
No. Actually, all code in our repository must be under the Apache Software License. ASL and GPL have some major differences. > But some parts of our source code > call some GPL library. So we must change these parts to be LGPL befor > uploaded. We are just to do this work try our best. You can actually call GPL libraries. But you cannot put those libraries in our repository. > Lastly, you can download the source code(GPL, not LGPL) from this website: > http://202.117.16.176 Thanks for the pointer. Bernd
