JConfig Licensing
There are two JConfig licenses:
- The Evaluation License: This is what you agreed to before you downloaded
the JConfig SDK. By using this software, you agree to its terms.
This license only gives you the right to evaluate JConfig, not to use
it with a product. This license is at jceval_license.txt
- The Developer License: This is what you must obtain if you want to use
JConfig for any purpose other than evaluation. This license is at
jcdev_license.txt.
The terms of the Developer License can be generally summarized as follows:
- If you just use JConfig to develop freeware or shareware,
there is no charge for the license. Also, there is no charge
for the license if
you are a fulltime employee of an educational institution or a fulltime student, and you are
using JConfig only in conjunction with your studies/employment.
If this applies to you,
you can obtain a Developer License online at
www.tolstoy.com/samizdat/jcdev_registerfree.html
- If you use JConfig in commercial software (whether for general release or in-house
use), or if you otherwise get paid for developing with JConfig, there is a one-time
fee of just $99 per developer for the license.
If this applies to you,
you must print out the Developer License and mail it to us with your payment.
Complete instructions are in the Developer License.
- There are no per-product or runtime fees.
- You can use JConfig with almost all types of products, except for those which
expose the JConfig API to the users of your product.
These are just general guidelines; see the Developer License
for the full terms and conditions.
Please see the
Developer License FAQ for a list of Frequently Asked Questions about
licensing.
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