Re: SwixML Projects @ Sourceforge

It's open source David. Meaning you can do whatever you want with it.
http://www.swixml.org/license.txt

The only thing you need to ask permission for, as with anything else, is 
to use the name of the project (SwiXML in this case) in the promotion of 
your code.  You can claim your project uses SwiXML you just can't claim 
it IS swixml or that it's SwiXML approved or anything like that.

-Kate

David B wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I'm the one who started off JRSS(see Gerald's writings below). I'm 80% done before releasing my first alpha up to sourceforge.  One thing I would like to enquire is whether I need to seek sixml.org's permission and approval for using their library in my open-source project.
>
>Thanks.
>David (Singapore)
>
>
>Gerald wrote:
>
>--------------------------------------------------------
>Hello,
>
>  If you search sourceforge for you SwixML projects -
>surprise, surprise - three upstarts pop up.
>
>  Here's the line-up:
>
>  swixhtml 
>  --------
>
>  Tool that uses the SwiXML-Language to generate a
>Swing-like GUI to a XHTML-Page 
>
>  Online @ http://sourceforge.net/projects/swixhtml  
>
>
>  JRSS 
>  ----
>
>  A JDK 1.4 Swing-based application powered by Swixml
>library(www.swixml.org) that parses and display RSS
>feeds pages. 	 
>
>  Online @ http://sourceforge.net/projects/jrss
>
>
>  Swing-XML Authoring Tool 
>  ------------------------
>
>  Swixat is a Swing-based authoring tool for the quick
>and easy development of graphical UI Java
>applications. It extends an external XUL library
>(SwiXml) to implement a complete MVC framework, and
>provides advanced scripting features. 
>
>  Online @ http://sourceforge.net/projects/swixat	
>
>
>  Now on to my questions:
>
>  Is anyone on the list part of any of these projects?
>Can you comment on the status and your plans? If you
>share your comments and I will write-up a XUL News
>Wire story and promote your iniative/projects.
>
>   - Gerald
>  
>