Oracle Sues Google For Patent And Copyright Infringement
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Oracle Sues Google For Patent And Copyright Infringement
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#3This may mean that JCP is dead, harmony is doomed and it must be pretty scary for companies heavily invested in Java.
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#5I think this type of behavior was what everyone feared would happen, but I never really believed they would stoop this low. This may mean that JCP is dead, harmony is doomed and it must be pretty scary for companies heavily invested in Java.
http://www.microsoft.com/interop/cp/default.mspx
I was worried when Oracle acquired Sun, but I never thought I'd see them clamp down on Java to the extent that .NET is a significantly more open platform. But there it is.
Re: Oracle Sues Google For Patent And Copyright Infringement
#6I think this type of behavior was what everyone feared would happen, but I never really believed they would stoop this low. This may mean that JCP is dead, harmony is doomed and it must be pretty scary for companies heavily invested in Java.
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#8http://www.google.com/patents/about?id=dyQGAAAAEBAJ, http://www.google.com/patents/about?id=G1YGAAAAEBAJ&dq=6... - Does Dalvik even use the Java security model?
http://www.google.com/patents/about?id=5GMZAAAAEBAJ - related to the dex file format
Re: Oracle Sues Google For Patent And Copyright Infringement
#9I think this type of behavior was what everyone feared would happen, but I never really believed they would stoop this low. This may mean that JCP is dead, harmony is doomed and it must be pretty scary for companies heavily invested in Java.
This has nothing to do with the JCP or Harmony. Sun's long-standing policy has been to grant Java licenses to compatible implementations, which Dalvik certainly is not. Also, Sun was only willing to grant free licenses to open-source non-mobile VMs, which again Dalvik is not eligible for.
Re: Oracle Sues Google For Patent And Copyright Infringement
#10I think this type of behavior was what everyone feared would happen, but I never really believed they would stoop this low. This may mean that JCP is dead, harmony is doomed and it must be pretty scary for companies heavily invested in Java.
This would be like Microsoft suing the Mono team for its C# and CLI implementations, which it has irrevocably promised not to do: http://www.microsoft.com/interop/cp/default.mspx I was worried when Oracle acquired Sun, but I never thought I'd see them clamp down on Java to the extent that .NET is a significantly more open platform. But there it is.