Oracle libraries - licences

Hi list,
I saw that oracle has taken classes from sun and bundled them to new libraries.
For example orasaaj.jar or orajaxr.jar.
Why did they do this? Were changes necessary?
What is about the licences of these and further oracle libraries like soap.jar?
Are they free for use and distribute?
greetings
Florian

Hi,
I don't think you have anything to fear, actually. If your Oracle license gives you the right to create redistributable applications, then those applications can rely on the Oracle versions of SAAJ, JAXR and anything else in our distribution. The fact that some of the code in these libraries may be licensed by Oracle from Sun is irrelevent. You only need to refer to your Oracle license agreement to understand your rights for this code.
Cheers,
Bill

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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
JDev Team (guest) wrote:
: Erik,
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: Laura
: Erik Mailhiot (guest) wrote:
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