Craig Russell wrote: > the MySQL Cluster code is currently licensed strictly as GPL/ > Commercial. I'm working with the MySQL product folks on changing the > license to be similar to the other MySQL connectors (waiving the GPL > terms when used with approved open source licenses).
You should work with the Legal team. Background: when I had approached
our legal advisors (pre-Legal team) regarding the FOSS exception, I was
told (I can probably dig up the original e-mails if necessary) that it was
not sufficient, and thus we could not ship the GPL MySQL JDBC driver.
> The plan is to license all of the ClusterJ code under the Apache
> license except for the code that actually invokes the NDB Cluster APIs
> (which is a very small part).
What good is ClusterJ without that last bit?
To be clear, I'm interested, just concerned about the licensing issues.
--- Noel
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