[Wsf-general] About WSDL license

[Shivantha Huruggamuwa]

I’m writing web simple storage service. Amazon S3 WSDL used to generate
skeleton.

I don’t know about WSDL license. Are there any license issue?


Thanks

Shivantha.

[Shivantha Huruggamuwa]

Post by Shivantha Huruggamuwa
I’m writing web simple storage service. Amazon S3 WSDL used to generate
skeleton.
I don’t know about WSDL license. Are there any license issue?
Thanks
Shivantha.

I would like to host this service as S3 service and I used Amazon
Namespace and same API because clients can change there service to
Amazon s3 without any changing their client. so, will this license
issue ?

Thanks
shivantha

Post by Shivantha Huruggamuwa
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[Paul Fremantle]

Shivantha

Amazon doesn't publish a license for the WSDL, but there shouldn't be
any problem posting code generated from it.

Paul

Post by Shivantha Huruggamuwa

Post by Shivantha Huruggamuwa
I’m writing web simple storage service. Amazon S3 WSDL used to generate
skeleton.
I don’t know about WSDL license. Are there any license issue?
Thanks
Shivantha.

I would like to host this service as S3 service and I used Amazon
Namespace and same API because clients can change there service to
Amazon s3 without any changing their client. so, will this license
issue ?
Thanks
shivantha

Post by Shivantha Huruggamuwa
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[Thilina Gunarathne]

Hi Paul,
AFAIK Shivantha plans on publishing a service based on that WSDL.. So we
might end up with a WSDL more or less similar to the Amazon one,
together with their namespaces...

Our idea is to come up with a light weight less robust alternative to
S3. Also to provide the users with the ability to move to S3 without
much hassel if they need the scalability and the robustness...

Thanks,
Thilina

Post by Shivantha Huruggamuwa
Shivantha
Amazon doesn't publish a license for the WSDL, but there shouldn't be
any problem posting code generated from it.
Paul

[Sanjiva Weerawarana]

Post by Shivantha Huruggamuwa
Shivantha
Amazon doesn't publish a license for the WSDL, but there shouldn't be
any problem posting code generated from it.

I'm not sure we can assume anything if they don't publish a license for
it- they own copyright for the WSDL so an implementation of that WSDL does
"use" their intellectual property! At least as much as the XSD element
definitions and WSDL operation definitions are their IP.