Matt and all
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Kenneth,
I have no problem answering your questions. Honesty is a core belief at
Help/Systems. And I understand the concerns of your user base. We've used
the TN5250J product and find it is a very nice tool. It is well written and
very stable. In fact, many of my developers (me included) use i
Wim (and all).
Sorry not to weigh in until now. I have been very, very busy. Hoping
things will slow down a bit over the next 2 or three weeks so I can do
more on the tn5250j stuff.
I am not a licensing expert but as I understand the LGPL, a company can
integrate the java classes/jars (librar
Hello all,
as I understood it, the people from
Help/Systems were looking for a 5250 protocol to embed into their product.
Of course they will be charging their customers for this. As I interpret
this, it's not a question of not OSS'ing the project anymore, but establishing
a licensing policy on t
