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From: Omar Eljumaily <omar@omnicode.com>
Subject: FreeBSD Java licensing issues
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Hi,
        I've been watching all the posts here
with admiriation.  Kudos to everybody who's working
on the 1.1.5 port.  

        My question is about the Sun's license of
the binaries and its restrictions on distribution.
Suppose you're an integrator and you want to sell
a FreeBSD box with Java 1.1.5 loaded on it.  Is
that breaking the license?  I can never figure
out Sun's licensing guidlines.

Thanks,

Omar