I've seen some software packages and frameworks for GWT that is released under LGPL. Timefire's Chronoscope is one of those.
This got me thing about how LGPL and other restrictive licenses "work" in relation to GWT. Normally LGPL allows you to link a library or framework with your commercial software. But if you make any changes to the source you're forced to re-distribute these. May I use a .jar containing LGPL'ed code in my commercial product, provided that I do not alter the content of the .jar?
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