In an interview last week, Jonathan Schwartz, executive vice president of Sun's software group, said the research license would "enable open-source development for research activities," but the similarities to the free-wheeling open-source movement are limited. Unlike open-source licenses, Sun's Java Research License doesn't permit commercial use of those new ideas, Gosling said.
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Sun urges Java research with new license
