News on Java and the LGPL

Things are moving on the Java and LGPL front.

This is very good news, many of us have been waiting for an official clarification of what seems evident but is currently legally unclear: using LPGL libraries in Java applications is a form of linking.

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Steve: Developing on the Edge says:

November 26, 2004 at 11:43 am

LGPL and Java

Bertand, points to a FSF statement on LGPL and Java, which takes the pragmatic stance

importing LGPL libraries i…

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