Hello. I would like to develop a custom servlet container
to embed in my company's product. I would like to use the
javax.* implementation included with Tomcat as the basis
for the container (without using the entire Tomcat package).
The Tomcat/Apache/J2EE/Sun combination has me a bit unsure
regarding the licensing of this technology.
According strictly to the Apache Software License at the
top of javax/servlet/Servlet.java, we should be allowed to
compile the entire javax.* package (and all subpackages),
put it in something like servlet.jar, develop a custom Servlet
container which directly extends that code, and distribute
it with our application, providing we include the required blurb
about Apache software.
Is anyone out there doing something similar? Does this sound
reasonable?
Thanks,
Chad Loder
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