.Net in karşısındaki en güçlü ve en olgun alternatiflerden biri olan j2SE yi özgür kılmak için lütfen, pek çok özgür java projesinden uzmanı biraraya toplamış olan projeye duyarsız kalmayın.
GNU Classpath ?
Posted by: Geir Magnusson Jr on May 07, 2005 in response to Message #169575 0 replies in this thread
Radu-Adrian :
Geir,What *exactly* will the relationship to the GNU Classpath be ?Is the GPL-with-exception license of Classpath compatible with the ASF licensing ?I do hope that this ASF initiative will be able to use it, it would be a terrible failure of the OS not to...Thanks in advance for your comments.
GNU Classpath is a separate project. One of the reasons we kicked things off in the Apache Incubator was to explore what we can do together.
-geir
These individuals have expressed an interest in participating in the architecture and design work. The information in parenthesis indicates other community participation or relevant experiences of that individual :
Guy Churchward (individual w/ commercial VM experience)
Joakim Dahlstedt (individual w/ commercial VM experience)
Jeroen Frijters (IKVM)
Geir Magnusson Jr. (Apache)
Ricardo Morin (individual w/ commercial VM experience)
Georges Saab (individual w/ commercial VM experience)
Bruno Souza (SOUJava)
Davanum Srinivas (Apache)
Dalibor Topic (Kaffe)
Tom Tromey (GCJ)
Weldon Washburn (individual w/ commercial VM experience)
Mark Wielaard (Classpath)
and the following individuals have expressed interest in participating as committers for the Apache-licensed implementation :
Jeroen Frijters (IKVM)
Ben Laurie (Apache)
Geir Magnusson Jr. (Apache)
Ricardo Morin (individual w/ commercial VM experience)
Bruno Souza (SOUJava)
Davanum Srinivas (Apache)
Dalibor Topic (Kaffe)
Tom Tromey (GCJ)
Weldon Washburn (individual w/ commercial VM experience)
Bunların tabii ki neler olduklarını biliyorum ancak özgür java geliştirme ortamları yok diyenlere cevap niteliği taşımakta sorumun yanıtı
18. Does the JRL prevent you from being able to create an independent implementation of J2SE?
The JRL is not a tainting license, and includes an express "residual knowledge" clause. Under the JRL, merely looking at Sun's code does not prevent you from being able to create your own independent implementation of J2SE, and in any event, you can terminate the JRL at any time for any reason. So, yes, you can look at Sun source code and then later on go and work on an open-source J2SE implementation.
The Java Internal Use License (JIUL) to allow bug-fixing and commercial deployment inside a company or organization.
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