Hi Jeremy, Jeremy Boynes wrote: > > I believe OpenJMS is compatible in binary form, but source suffers from the > Intalio indemnity problem.
What is the "Intalio indemnity problem"? As far as I know, OpenJMS uses the Exolab license, which is a BSD-like license. The only restriction on re-distributing the source code is that you must leave the original copyright notice in the source file, and a copy of the exolab must accompany the source code. So basically, you can't just go and change the copyright and call it your own. But you are allowed to use/modify/redistribute, etc. There is no requirement of having to use the Exolab license for your own code. So I'm not sure what the problem is with that, perhaps you can explain further, or perhaps I have missed the point. Of course, I'm not a lawyer, nor am I an expert in licensing issues. However, after working with that license for the past 4 years, I am confused on what the problem you are facing over the license is. Thanks, --Keith
