We are working on a SaaS tool for web-applications and considering SC for that.
I understand we can build commercial applications and sell commercial products that include SmartClient LGPL.
The FAQ also says that the LGPL license does require that if you make enhancements to Smart GWT / SmartClient LGPL, you must share them with the community.
1) So the question is: If I keep the LGPL package separately in a directory and then have my other JS customizations on top of it (not within), is it permissible with LGPL?
2) How should the website provide any links to SC source-code that is used on the site? Or is it not required to be done separately as far as we keep the package intact?
3) What else is required if we are to delete some components from "isomorphic" directory? For example you suggest to remove "development" directory if we donot want to use developer console. Are we required to publish the changes? If so how?
4) The web-app will also have a tool that is kindof similar to Visual Builder (not exactly that).... Does this raise any concerns?
Thanks,
I understand we can build commercial applications and sell commercial products that include SmartClient LGPL.
The FAQ also says that the LGPL license does require that if you make enhancements to Smart GWT / SmartClient LGPL, you must share them with the community.
1) So the question is: If I keep the LGPL package separately in a directory and then have my other JS customizations on top of it (not within), is it permissible with LGPL?
2) How should the website provide any links to SC source-code that is used on the site? Or is it not required to be done separately as far as we keep the package intact?
3) What else is required if we are to delete some components from "isomorphic" directory? For example you suggest to remove "development" directory if we donot want to use developer console. Are we required to publish the changes? If so how?
4) The web-app will also have a tool that is kindof similar to Visual Builder (not exactly that).... Does this raise any concerns?
Thanks,
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