Krishnan Chellakarai wrote: > Hi, > > I wanted to use the certificates/keys from the Netscape Repository > (cert7.db &key3.db) to do digital signatures of our HTML form data. So, > I was looking at JSS and have few questions like > > 1) Can I use JSS and the standard PKCS11 interface provided by JSS? > 2) Will there be any license issues? > 3) Do I have to write my own PKCS11 interface instead of using JSS?
I can answer the second question. You can use JSS under either the Mozilla Public License (MPL) or the GNU General Public License (GPL). MPL would probably be a better choice for using JSS in commercial software. If you are not modifying JSS, most of the obligations in MPL do not apply to you; I believe the only thing you would need to do is to display a notice in your documentation that your code is using JSS under the MPL. Please check the MPL at http://www.mozilla.org/MPL/ for the definitive details. Wan-Teh
