C. Jason Benedict typed the following on 03:50 PM 1/23/2001 -0600
>ok...so if it is free, can it be used in a production environment that
>generates a profit?
It is under the same license as the Apache web server, which is the
most widely used web server on the Internet for commercial as well
as
yes.. read the license... you can get it and do pretty much anything
you want with it, the main concerns of the license are only apply
if you plan to re-distribute it.
Of course I'm not giving you legal advice.. but that is the
interpretation
I'm familiar with.
"C. Jason Benedict" wrote:
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ok...so if it is free, can it be used in a production environment that
generates a profit?
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C. Jason Benedict
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Hi All,
Tomcat has nay lisence or it is free from the tomcat site.
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Affan Alim wrote
>Hi All,
>
>Tomcat has nay lisence or it is free from the tomcat site.
Both, actually.
Tomcat is released under the Apache Software License
(http://www.apache.org/LICENSE-1.1.txt) I believe. This license (among other
stuff) grants you free-of-charge download and use.
Correct me
Hi All,
Tomcat has nay lisence or it is free from the
tomcat site.
