From: Peter Jacobi (pj@walter-graphtek.com)
Date: Mon Feb 14 2000 - 06:02:02 EST
Hi Daniel, all,
I just tried to understand the GPL governing the use and 
distribution of libxml. And I didn't succeed.
Some of my questions are:
1. Can I create and distribute a 'derived work' all source code free 
and under the GPL, when this 'derived work' needs an XML data file 
 a third party holds copyright of? (provided that this third party will 
allow me the use of their copyrighted data)
2. Can I create and distribute a DLL exporting the SAX interface 
under GPL and package it together with a commercial application 
using it through the exported SAX interface?
3. Can I create and distribute a 'derived work' as an DLL under 
GPL, exporting an API I definded and package it together with a 
commercial application using it through this exported API interface?
Sorry for these questions from the dark side, but please note the 
users get the benefit of data and configuration files in XML. So they 
can take their data and configuration and migrate to a free software 
solution if they choose so.
Regards,
Peter Jacobi
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