I wonder if anybody may help me in an open licensing question regarding the IBM Rational Rhapsody Java API. Is there any special license required for the API usage in productive environments? I can't find anything about this topic in the official documents.
Thanks in advance!
no, there is no special license required for API usage
Regards,
Andreas
If you are able to open Rhapsody all plugins will work
There is NOT special licensing from IBM to allow plugins to work.
The plugin itself might have a license, that has NOTHING to do with IBM
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Is alfresco content service provides support to scan the QR code in share or via any third-party tool support for it?
If yes then please share some steps to achieve it.
Thanks in advance.
QR code scanning is not supported out-of-the-box. If you are trying to scan QR codes on documents you should look at scanning software that supports QA code scanning. Most modern scanning software will be able to save documents to Alfresco, either via WebDAV or CMIS.
I'm looking all through the pact.io site and I can't seem to find anything about licensing.
What type of license does Pact/Pack Broker service use? Apache? MIT? GPL?
Maybe I'm dense but I cannot seem to find any licensing information on the site.
It's nowhere on the website, but it's very easy to find on the github. https://github.com/pact-foundation/pact.io/blob/documentation/LICENSE
TLDR: It's MIT licensed.
Adding to #sgillen's answer (which for the Broker is correct).
Each Pact language implementation may have their own license depending on who authored it in the first place. In most cases, it's MIT, but Pact JVM for example is Apache 2.0.
Each GitHub repository will have the license information there - it is the definitive source of truth.
I tried the usual:
CRX from Day.com: not (yet) stable
KnowledgeTree Community: couldn't get it to work (unless perhaps you buy the commercial version?)
Nuxeo: very, very expensive, but looks good (is there a community version available?)
yet a few more
I also installed Alfresco, which seems to be the best out there in terms of functions it offers; I'm quite impressed by it, to be honest. However, it's very slow, sometimes taking a few minutes to check-in a document. It also takes quite a lot of memory (maybe due to Java?). It also has some issues dealing with Illustrator documents.
Is there a CMIS server available that can connect to Adobe Drive (CMIS) and not running on Java?
I just need the Check-in/out functions through Adobe Drive 2.1 or 3.0 CMIS.
UPDATE [20/02/2012]
After playing with the above-mentioned software for a while, I can (personally) affirm that Alfresco is the best among all (free) available software. I'm running the community version 4.0.d. It seems pretty stable and the installation + connexion to Adobe Drive 3.0.1 via the CMIS connector is seamless; (FYI in Drive: cmis://127.0.0.1:8080/alfresco/service/cmis).
UPDATE [25/06/2014]
#NicolasRaoul is right. CMIS not running on Java, as specified in the title => Nuxeo. Hence #JulienCarsique's answer accepted/upvoted.
About Nuxeo, it is free for use. There's no "community" or "enterprise" versions but a unique Open-Source, free and enterprise-ready version.
To answer your question, there is a CMIS implementation that is not based on Java. It is Microsoft Sharepoint, which also has a CMIS connector. I don't know anything about it's completeness or performance.
Something tells me though that is not the platform you are looking for and it will definitely not run on your Mac Mini.
After playing with the above-mentioned software for a while, I can (personally) affirm that Alfresco is the best among all (free) available software. I'm running the community version 4.0.d. It seems pretty stable and the installation + connexion to Adobe Drive 3.0.1 via the CMIS connector is seamless; (FYI in Drive: cmis://127.0.0.1:8080/alfresco/service/cmis).
does anyone knows a free paid webmail client for asp.net that enables me to edit the sourcecode and re-sell it?
I found After Logic, which is great by the way, but they told me "Currently, we don't offer developer licenses for WebMail Pro".
webmail+calender solution would be great!
tks for any help,
Vitor
plenty of open sources out there.
example:
http://anmar.eu.org/projects/sharpwebmail/
plenty of paid solutions out there.
example:
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/webmail/
Just Google it, this is a Developer Site, not 'what components I can get' site
AfterLogic does offer royalty-free developer licenses for WebMail Pro. Just not directly from the web site (as you must first confirm you won't develop a competing software). You can contact AfterLogic for further details.
If you just need to edit the source code but have no plans to re-distribute the modified software to third parties (i.e. all you need is to run the software on your server), that's allowed by any license.
In other words, all licenses are developer licenses (but not all are royalty-free).
I have downloaded OpenMHeg simulator..how to develop an application in mheg?what eclipse version i need to use?where do i get the sdk for mheg?
I haven't tried yet. but I think it's worth trying. Someone said that the BBC's implementation of MHEG5 is open sourced
It can be downloaded from mhegplus on sourceforge
There is no MHEG-5 SDK. There is some limited documentation available online, and a few discussions of the type hierarchy.
Since MHEG-5 has no support for user defined types and the API is completely provided by the implementation (in various states of brokenness), you only need an editor and an understanding of the application model to write applications.
I wrote an introduction to MHEGPlus a while ago but didn't go into any advanced application building techniques. There are a few more examples out there if you look for them.