Items two and three under the "SUPPLEMENTAL LICENSE TERMS" at the end of the license at http://www.java.com/en/download/license.jsp appear grant us permission to redistribute the JRE. If Eric Raymond is correct and IBM releases a fully open source JRE next year, it may become a non-issue for us, but in the meanwhile, the JRE is required by OpenOffice.org, so we include it on the disc. There is a notice on the disc that Java is not OSS.

Dave

Andrew Jorgensen wrote:

Java JRE http://www.java.com



There's probably a redistribution agreement you'd have to sign in order to distribute it. Also, it's not open source, so maybe we shouldn't distribute it anyway.





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