question about licence of jar file from oracle

[emukang]

hi,
I am now developing a FTP client module for a system which needs SSL
support. As this system is developed by microsoft j++, so I can only
use the SSL package which support jdk1.1.

Now I only found that oracle has a solution for SSL which support
jkd1.1(SUN's jsse package only support from jdk1.2). It described the
method and sample code in Oracle Advanced Security Administrator's
Guide Release 2 (9.2)
(http://www.stanford.edu/dept/itss/docs/oracle/9i/network.920/a96573/asoappf.htm)

I have developed the SSL ftp client succesfully by using
javax-ssl-1_1.jar, jssl-1_1.jar, and njssl9.dll(I got the jar files
from oracle client installed directory C:\oracle\ora92\jlib)

So my question is: what's the licence of these jar files and dll files?
is it possible for my system which need to installed on my customer
side to use them for free? Or where I can find the licence information
about these jars files.

Thank you.

 

[Malte]

So my question is: what's the licence of these jar files and dll files?
is it possible for my system which need to installed on my customer
side to use them for free? Or where I can find the licence information
about these jars files.

Thank you.

I will never understand why people like you with questions like yours
don't simply ask Oracle. After all, you want to use their code, don't you?

FWIW, most of the times, when I need something to be installed in
support of my stuff, I expect the customer to obtain the licences. Why
would *I* purchase the licence? If the customer needs an Oracle database
to store data that your program generates, the customer should buy the
database from Oracle or a partner, no?

 

[Roedy Green]

javax-ssl-1_1.jar,

Presumably this jar is downloadable directly from Oracle. Try doing a
google siteracle.com restricted search. Once you find the download,
the licence agreement will be near by.

 

[steve]

Presumably this jar is downloadable directly from Oracle. Try doing a
google siteracle.com restricted search. Once you find the download,
the licence agreement will be near by.

to be safe you need to get permission, contact your local oracle rep.

their standard licence covers everything , including bio-weapons and Cuba.

steve