On Wed, 1 Nov 2000, Ole Husgaard wrote:
> ...
> No, it falls under "mere aggregation on a distribution medium".
> One (IMO) important requirement for qualifying for "distribution
> medium" is that a copy must be taken off the medium before being
> usable. If the Internet is the distribution medium, a copy must
> be downloaded to a local computer. If the distribution medium is
> a zipfile, the zipfile must be unzipped first.

        No one is arguing that we do not distribute jBoss using "a
distribution medium".  After all, I could read the code to you and the air
would probably be considered to be a distribution medium.  The argument is
that when the same source file imports both org.jboss.XXX and
org.apache.XXX, or when jBoss distributes Tomcat interceptors, then this
does not qualify as "mere aggregation", though it is certainly still
distributed via some medium.

Aaron


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