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RE: [dsdp-pmc] Code contribution
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Title: Code contribution
It don't make much sense to me either.
The problem is that the code is owned by an other unit
in Nokia which had quite negative feeling about the OSS and openess in general.
They want to be careful.
This is most likely gradually changing, but it is the fact
that we didn't get the source code when we tried.
I quess you are also pointing out that we should be able to
do it, but in practise it just seems to take some time.
I am quite sure that we checked earlier from Janet
that binaries can be delived from Eclipse, but you are saying that this is not
the case?
Or do you mean that even if we delivery binary, legal
check should be done for source code?
mho
That's the part that makes no sense to me. The
license that you quoted for the binaries is a very open and flexible BSD license. If
they've really put the code under that license, the source should be easily
available.
Access to the source code is a prerequisite to
starting the legal review.
