Java legal/practical questions.

Hello all.
I have two questions concerning not specifically programming, but I don't know where to post, so I shall do it here, sorry if I am wrong.
First of all: sometimes I (we) use some libraries made by ourselves (my colleagues at job). Should these classes be available to everyone, not only by my company?. How (even if it is not obliged)?.
The second: when using (ups, this is C#. I meant importing) this classes and any other of the same kind (I specially think about some com.*.*), as we comment the code, I think it must be reported that they are not from the jdk (and probably how to get them and where). What do you think?. Is this necessary or too much comments?.

First of all: sometimes I (we) use some libraries made
by ourselves (my colleagues at job). Should these
classes be available to everyone, not only by my
company?. How (even if it is not obliged)?.
That all depends on company policy.
Ask your boss about that.
If your library is to be used by customers to interface with your product you will of course need at least some kind of an interface and libratry to be made available but it will likely be only a subset of the full thing, just enough that they can communicate.
The second: when using (ups, this is C#. I meant
importing) this classes and any other of the same kind
(I specially think about some com.*.*), as we comment
the code, I think it must be reported that they are
not from the jdk (and probably how to get them and
where). What do you think?. Is this necessary or too
much comments?.Just use descriptive package names and good documentation.
You can customise your Javadoc to contain your company name and a copyright notice automatically at the top and/or bottom of each page using a few switches to the Javadoc generator, and can add anything else inside the class documentation.

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