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From: Roy T. Fielding
Date: Fri, Feb 24, 2012 at 11:14 PM
Subject: Re: Non-extensible third-party class requires copied code from ASL
licensed source
To: bo...@apache.org
You can just copy the code, keep the old license headers and any
copyright notices, be sure that any required n
Christian,
I was reviewing the Spring code again to answer your questions and I think I
arrived at a solution that won't require copying. I misunderstood the
inheritance mechanism used by Spring with respect to their testing related
annotations and I have found an acceptable compromise solutio
Hi David!
Here are some questions:
- What's exactly the problem to subclass this class?
- Is it really necessary to copy the code or is it possible to create a own
class that is very similar?
- In which package this class will be live (org.apache.camel.xxx or
com.springframework.yyy)?
Best,
Chris
Hello David!
Thanks for your work and taking care of the copyrights. At present, I don't
know what the right solution is, but I will figure it out. Give me some
time to clarify it (because Spring is also licensed with ASL 2.0, it should
be solvable).
Best,
Christian
On Tue, Feb 7, 2012 at 3:02 P
I'm working on CAMEL-4987 [1] and I have a situation where a class
from Spring cannot be extended. The class in question,
AbstractTestNGSpringContextTests [2], is a part of the Spring Test
library. It uses an annotation that precludes extension in this use
case. The Spring documentation indicate
