* B. Galliart:
> If you are redistributing Amazon Corretto or any other OpenJDK as-is
> without modification then you must do the following for everyone you
> provide it to:
>
> (1) You must make them aware the product included Amazon Corretto and it
> being covered under the terms of the GPLv2+CE
Please keep in mind that most of the folks on the list, though competent in
this area and helpful, are not lawyers, and even if one of them is a
lawyer, he or she is not *your *lawyer contracted to you.
So, you have all of the risk, despite the probably-good advice you have
received.
If you would
You seem to be stuck on information about the GPLv2. The GPLv2+CE isn't
just two letters added on to the name. The Classpath Exception means it is
possible to link to the Java API in the classpath and still be an
independent work.
If you are redistributing Amazon Corretto or any other OpenJDK as
richard dagenais dixit:
>Someone has mentioned that in order to be able to use the open source
>software you must make your software open source as well. Our software
This is not generally true, but details are very intricate.
>Is it possible to simply include the open source Java runtime in our
On 2019-10-02 4:20 a.m., richard dagenais wrote:
Someone has mentioned that in order to be able to use the open source
software you must make your software open source as well. Our
software is not open source and we do not want to make open source. Is
it possible to simply include the open s
Hello
I am seeking your expertise in answer a question I have regarding GPLv2+ce and
Amazon Corretto OpenJDK 8.
Someone has mentioned that in order to be able to use the open source software
you must make your software open source as well. Our software is not open
source and we do not wan
