Re: [aspectj-users] legal issues

[Adrian Colyer <adrian_colyer@xxxxxxxxxx>]

>  Do we need to read the license of each of them
to find out? 

You should always check the license associated with any
library that you use (before we even get to consider weaving), and certainly
check the license if you intend to weave into third-party code. There's
no single answer that can be given to your question as licenses can have
wildly differing terms.

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Hi, 

Does anyone know what are the consequences in case a (commercial) project
decides to weave the classes from Suns JRE library or JSF implementation
library or another product of that order? 

Is it, from a legal point of view, allowed to do that? Do we need to read
the license of each of them to find out? 

Thanks in advance 
Sejo