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Wednesday December 04, 2002

Best OSS License?

I've gotten approval from Wrox to use struts-xdoclet as my sample app for my chapters on Security and Struts. I've also received committer rights from Ted Husted on the Struts project at SourceForge. I haven't checked anything in yet, because I still don't have a good name. While I think struts-xdoclet is a good descriptive name, it doesn't have the pizzazz I'm looking for. So the naming discussion continues. I'm thinking of actually leaving "Struts" out of the name as it seems to make other names more difficult when combined. I like the idea of kindling, which we use to start fires at the cabin, but I don't know if that makes a good app name.

Back to the point of this post, what are your recommendations for a good open source license? I don't really care how people use struts-xdoclet, so do I even need to license it? What happens if I don't include a license?

Posted in Java at Dec 04 2002, 08:29:12 AM MST 5 Comments