Mario Fichtenmayer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > hello, > > Because i needed exr-support for some java-projects i decided to write > an exr-library for java. > I finished the reading part and i hope i can release the writing part > in the next days. > What do i have to consider when i publish it as open source? > Does it suffice to use the BSD-license like the original openexr-library? > What else do i have to do? > Who/what is to be mentioned?
Hi Mario, Since you wrote it in Java, you obviously didn't use any of the OpenEXR C++ code. That means you own it and can publish it (or not publish it, your choice) under whatever license you like. The BSD license has proven to be a good choice for image file format libraries -- it's the license used by at least 3 successful ones (libpng, libtiff and ILM OpenEXR). d
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