[Jython-users] Jython license questions

[Robert O. <rob...@ho...>]

I ended up putting pretty much all of the classes in Jython.jar into my =
Bean (the org, com, and jxxload_help dirs).  Note, I have not modified =
the classes in any way, just added them to my JAR archive. So here are =
my questions:

1) By doing this am I violating any provisions of the Jython/Python =
license?

2) Am I still allowed to sell my bean, now that the main guts of Jython =
are in my bean, without additional fees or royalties?  (If it matters, =
yes my bean does provide extensive new functionality beyond the Jython =
interpreter, which I don't expose to the user.  Also there is extensive =
functionality residing in other pure Java classes in my JAR file.)

3) Since I have not modified any of the classes, am I under any =
obligation to distribute or make available the Jython source or =
jython.jar file?

4) What are my obligations as far as displaying notices of copyright and =
authorship belonging to Jython/Python?  I'll probably put the notices up =
anyways, unless that violates some kind of "implied endorsement" clause =
of the Jython/Python licenses, but I just want to be absolutely sure =
what my obligations are.

5) Anything else I need to be aware of?

I would love to hear from those of you selling commercial packages with =
Jython or Python embedded.  That would be great.

Oh yes, (J)Python rocks!

thx