Re: [DotGNU]Web Services

[Jeremy Petzold]

I think that that is a Mute point as we are going to
supply an infrastructure that can be used in an NT
environment as well :-), but I may be wrong

--- John <address@hidden> wrote:
> Kamil has a point. Since the Apache License and the
> GPL are
> incompatible, that is the AL has no provision for
> copyleft will we:
> 
> 1) Compromise the ethical distinction and write a
> non-Free software
> component for Apache?
> 2) Write Free libraries under the LGPL to interface
> to DotGNU and
> release these so that Apache, and other non-GPL
> projects, can program to
> Dot-GNU without affecting DotGNU or themselves?
> Provide the basics, not
> the solution.
> 3) Offer no support and just publish the protocols,
> allow projects under
> Slavery Licenses to write their own modules, as they
> see fit, under
> their own licenses?
> 
> I would think it essential that we in some way
> maintain control.
> 
> Thoughts?
> 
> John Le'Brecage
> 
> miGlanz wrote:
> > 
> > Hello
> > 
> >   I have some questions about Web Services'
> design. In .NET they are
> >   based on IIS and ASP.NET (I hope I'm right). How
> do you want to
> >   implement them on DotGNU?
> >   Clients can access web service throught
> >   HTTP protocol using XML language. Do you want to
> use Apache Web
> >   Server as a server for Web Services (it's free
> software...)?
> > 
> > --
> > Kamil Klimkiewicz
> > 
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