Hi devs, I'm not much experienced in the field of licencing, so I have a question regarding a third-party code usage.
What I want to figure out is if there any way to use opensource non-ASF code witin the Lenya module devlopment? Particularly, one of such non-ASF licences is QPL v1.0 ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QPL). I can't say there is a great need of using the particular solution, which is under QPL, but it's usage will give a much better outcome and will help to solve problems more effectively, that's why it is so desirable for me. Thank you, Alexander 2009/6/10 Richard Frovarp <[email protected]> > Alexander S. Sizemin wrote: > >> Hello devs, >> I'm working on xmldiff module and I need some guidance: >> >> 1) I want to change usecase policies for default publication to grant >> rights for new usecases. >> Shall I create an additonal patch against svn code or there is a way to >> integrate this changes to my module? >> >> Create an additional patch against the svn code. I believe in the past > we've also just included directions on how to make the change yourself for > extra modules. > > > 2) I want to use some existing code from diff module, which is neither in >> Lenya core nor Lenya standard modules. >> I'm going to use only it's java codebase, so the question is >> do I need to import existing diff module though standard module config or >> I can simply employ it's codebase in a form of packed jar file? >> > > I would say import the existing diff, although that will potentially create > some odd dependencies. It's going to depend on how much of the code base you > end up reusing. It's possible that the two modules would actually be merged > into one when it is brought into the code base. It's going to depend on the > functionality of each. > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] > >
