Re: [WiX-users] Licensing Issues.

2010-01-31 Thread Rob Mensching
I'm not sure we have any lawyers on this list and I definitely am not one... but, the WiX toolset license (CPL) was picked to enable exactly the scenario below. My interpretation of the license (which is essentially useless when it comes to legal things) is that if you make changes to the code, you

Re: [WiX-users] Licensing Issues.

2010-01-31 Thread spsingam
sorry, I was concerned with the WIX dll/s that might be included within my MSI/s. I have used the WIX custom actions for IIS configurations. But its not clear to me is what are the repercussions from the licensing aspect of things. -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Licensing

Re: [WiX-users] Licensing Issues.

2010-01-31 Thread Sascha Beaumont
You're not clear if you're referring to WiX DLLs, your own DLLs or 3rd party DLLs. WiX itself is licensed under the CPL, see CPL.TXT where you installed WiX for more information. Generally I follow the rule of thumb that if a Merge Module is available, use that. Licensing is usually pretty clear

[WiX-users] Licensing Issues.

2010-01-31 Thread spsingam
hi all, I have developed our Installer using WIX. We are now ready to sell our product. What i am concerned is about Licensing issues that might relate to WIX as there are some dll/s that might be contained within our MSI/s. Anyone out there who has had similar issues that know what i might ha