Hi,
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So, you must include a copy of the license, you must put a notice in files that you change, you must not change the license information in the files and you must make available the NOTICE file that is found with the distribution. Is this clearer?
Gareth
Diaa Sami wrote:
Hi everybody, I'm about to release a commercial application, which uses Xerces-C++. I've read the apache license v2.0 and its FAQ, and still I don't know what exactly should I do!
I know this is tedious, but please bear with me, I'm not good at this legal stuff. can some one tell me some steps, which I should follow, so that my application is fully legal and nothing's missing?
(e.g. add the apache v2.0 license to my application, - mention the Apache foundation and thank it in my applications credits, so on...)
thanks for help.
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