Sun left Apache alone because Harmony didnt really matter and there was
nothing to gain. Oracle on the other hand have a different style of
business.
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On Aug 16, 2:33 am, mP wrote:
> Is Android really not java ? Officially they tell you its not, but
> given that Sun asked companies not to use "Java" in their name - im
> thinking JavaRebel does that mean calling your classes
> java.lang.String and the like not the equivalent? If Harmony not java
Im sure its safe to say these patents are just a test or a warning.
Oracle starts with this and if they dont win, they will eventually
come out with their flashy weapon which i believe is that Android is
Java.
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And if it was, I think most people would think it was entirely
reasonable (at least to bring the argument to a court if needs be).
Even copyright - by all means.
But patents ! Gah !
On Aug 17, 8:04 am, Reinier Zwitserloot wrote:
> Gaaah! THIS ISN'T ABOUT TRADEMARKS.
>
> There's no way I'm goin
The java way to typically doing your packaging is reversing the domain
name. In many countries, domain names are trademark asset that is
often given to the brand that it is associated with. Im pretty sure if
someone other than Coka had ownership of cocacola.com.au (im aussie)
they would ultimately
http://www.zeroturnaround.com/blog/renaming-javarebel/
snippet from the blog...
Short story made shorter: We have been asked to remove the word
“Java” from “JavaRebel”. You’ve probably heard this story before, so
we won’t get into it.
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Gaaah! THIS ISN'T ABOUT TRADEMARKS.
There's no way I'm going to keep up fact-policing every post.
On Aug 16, 11:33 am, mP wrote:
> Is Android really not java ? Officially they tell you its not, but
> given that Sun asked companies not to use "Java" in their name - im
> thinking JavaRebel does th
