"For Approval:" oxGLODE

[Ernest Prabhakar]

Hi Dave,

Hmm.   Do you speak French?  I'm afraid the language barrier may be  
too much for us, but perhaps someone could offer you advice in your  
native language.

It sounds like you have a project  "oxGLODE" where you want to use  
either the Mozilla or ODE license. If so, then this probably isn't  
the best forum for advice, then, since license-discuss is about  
approving *new* licenses for Open Source.

If you let us know your native language, perhaps we can suggest some  
appropriate forums that might be easier for you to get help at.

Sorry,
-- Ernie P.



On Mar 15, 2005, at 2:06 PM, Dave Gravel wrote:

> Section: 1
> oxGLODE is a Delphi component.
> And it not have licence in the moment.
> I like to have a Mozilla Public License 1.1 (MPL)  or similar to  
> protect my work and to get all modification code on it from other  
> users.
> Section: 2
> oxGLODE use ODE and GLScene.
> But with ode it just use the dll I not have modify the code part.
> Here it is the ODE licence.
> I have read the ode licence and if I add all licence information of  
> ODE with my project all is ok.
> http://ode.org/ode-license.html
> With GLScene my component just use some 3D objects to make the ODE  
> objects visible in 3D.
> GLScene is released to the public as open-source under Mozilla  
> Public Licence.
> http://glscene.sourceforge.net/features.htm
> I have talk to the creator and the he say me if I get a MPL licence  
> it is not suposed to make problem to other licences.
> I have take a look in all licences and I not see any incompatible  
> parts on it.
> Section: 3
> N/A oxGLODE not have licence in the moment.
> Sorry my english.
> Thanks.