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Exploring Oracle's Lawsuit Against Google

By jlutz99

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Oracle has sued Google over it's use of the Java Micro Edition in its Android phones.  Here's an excerpt from a recent article in the Mac Observer:

There are some who claim that Oracle?s lawsuit against Google, which claims that Google has violated Java licensing in the development of Android, is an abuse by Oracle and displays poor stewardship of the language. Worse, some say it casts a pallor over the use of the Java language in the enterprise. In fact, that?s all far from the truth.

The first thing to understand about this lawsuit is that it relates to Java Micro Edition (Java ME.) This version of Java has different licensing than Java Standard Edition (Java SE) and Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE). The latter are used for enterprise desktop and server application development. Java ME, however, is different.

Read the article here. 

Read the complaint here.

Posted by Jon Lutz

Full post as published by FSU College of Law Library Blog on September 01, 2010 (boomark / email).

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