Can I use Grails in proprietary software? [closed]

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I'm trying to figure out the licensing consequences of using Grails as the base for closed-source non-free software. This would be a server product that is downloaded and installed. Users would not have the right to redistribute it or run it as a hosted service.

Grails and Groovy themselves are cool: they're licensed under ASF 2.0 which is great. However, Grails has a billion dependencies and I'm going crazy tracking them all down.

Grails can generate a list of software that your project depends on by running grails dependency-report. I'm going through that list of dependencies, BUT:

Many of the libraries do not list their licenses. So I'm going to each and every library and figuring out its license.
I'm guessing dependency-report doesn't list all the transitive dependencies (libraries that THOSE libraries include, and so on) because they aren't fully specified in Ivy.

Has anyone gone through this exercise before? Just knowing the end result would be a HUGE help. Actually having a list of all the dependencies and their licenses would be a MASSIVE help.

Thanks!

grails licensing

задан skaffman 19 February 2012 в 10:11

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