On 19 Sep (08:26), Kevin O'Neill wrote:
> One question I have is ... who will own the copyright on the source?
The author(s), of course.
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Kevin O'Neill wrote:
Congrats,
One question I have is ... who will own the copyright on the source?
Forgot to answer this one. At JBoss, anybody who contributes retains
their copyright whether they work for JBG or not, CVS committer or patch
submitter. This has been the case since 1999 whe
Just want to add, I think I already said this, that all JBG employees
retain the copyright to their submitted open-source code.
Gavin King wrote:
Thanks Kevin!
Copyright is always owned by the code author unless explicitly assigned to
someone else, or unless the code is a "work for hire". My co
Kevin O'Neill wrote:
Congrats,
I'm the more open source projects that pick up some form of sponsorship
the better. For better or worst the JBoss group gets lots of attention so
more exposure for hibernate. I was a bit disappointed that the jboss group
website doesn't mention the announcement.
O
Thanks Kevin!
Copyright is always owned by the code author unless explicitly assigned to
someone else, or unless the code is a "work for hire". My contract with
JBoss states explicitly that work I do on Hibernate is not "for hire" and
I retain all copyright on Hibernate. Any code that anyone else
Congrats,
I'm the more open source projects that pick up some form of sponsorship
the better. For better or worst the JBoss group gets lots of attention so
more exposure for hibernate. I was a bit disappointed that the jboss group
website doesn't mention the announcement.
One question I have is .
