On 5/30/07, Ryan McKinley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Chris Hostetter wrote:
> : everything looks good license-wise to me.
>
> I forgot LICENSE.txt has info on all the licenses involved (i thought
> that was just suppose to be ASL and the dependency licenses were all
> listed in NOTICES.txt)
>
> LICENSE.txt still refers to Jetty 5.1,
updated in rev 542755
The licenses pointed to in 5.1 no longer exist -- it looks like they are
now using their own implementation or bundling it under the same apache
license now
- - example/etc/LICENSE.javax.servlet.txt
- - example/etc/LICENSE.javax.xml.html
- - example/etc/LICENSE.jsse.txt
We actually don't need to mention anything for Jetty in LICENSE.txt if
it's all under the ASL2.0 But what about the CDDL license?
I think we probably need their NOTICE file though (copy it into ours).
According to the ASL 2.0:
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-Yonik
