[#OCESPER-14] Esper is GPL Licensed - Please research and change your Apache license to GPL

OpenCredo Esper

Esper is GPL Licensed - Please research and change your Apache license to GPL

Created: 01/Mar/10 12:25 PM Updated: 21/Feb/11 12:01 PM

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2.0

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2.1

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Jonas Partner added a comment - 07/Mar/10 11:33 AM

Seems Camel produce a separate project for integration with Esper and other GPL'ed projects. Under the definition of derivative work for GPL this project may be considered a derivative work so for the removal of doubt we should as requested change to the GPL for this extension.

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Jonas Partner added a comment - 07/Mar/10 11:55 AM

I have updated the source in GIT to GPL 3.
The distributions and Maven artifacts still need updating.

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Tomas Lukosius added a comment - 18/Aug/10 10:17 AM

OpenCredo-Esper v2.0 released with GPLv3.

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Thomas Bernhardt added a comment - 18/Aug/10 11:14 AM

Esper is GPL v2, I don't believe GPL v2 is compatible with GPL v3.

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Russell Miles added a comment - 18/Aug/10 03:30 PM

To be released under GPL2 as version 3 - see:

http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#v2v3Compatibility

http://esper.codehaus.org/about/license/license.html

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Tomas Lukosius added a comment - 18/Aug/10 04:41 PM

Scheduled to have a release with GPLv2.