From: Dick Spellman <Richard.Spellman_at_Sun.COM>
Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2007 12:02:37 -0400

Hi Kristopher,

I think we lost that link when we moved to a new "theme" for the website.  I have just added an explicit link to the license in the "More" section.  Project Woodstock is currently under the CDDL license.  Please check here:
https://woodstock.dev.java.net/source/browse/*checkout*/woodstock/www/public/CDDLv1.0.html?rev=1.1

Thanks,
Dick

kristopher.wuollett@ubs.com wrote:

Hi.  I'm currently evaluating a couple of Web/AJAX component libraries for use in my group which will likely be picked up by other groups at my employer if their use gets approved by the bank's open source legal team.  Only through a web search for "java woodstock license" was I able to find a page about the CDDL, but couldn't discover how that could be navigated to on your site.  It would be most appreciated, as well as a good idea in my opinion, if you would put a clearly visible link or text on your front page about Woodstock's license which would help me get Woodstock approved for use at my employer.  On section 4.b on http://java.net/terms.csp it says that code contributed to a project on java.net is to be governed by the Apache License, Version 2.0 if one does not post a license for the code.

Thanks,
Kristopher Wuollett

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