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i think Oracle has a very weak case, because i think it and especially its predecessor have always presented java as an open software, even going so far as to s
by timwaagh 7y ago
i think Oracle has a very weak case, because i think it and especially its predecessor have always presented java as an open software, even going so far as to standardize it so that others could easily implement, resulting in the many implementations of the java platform we have today. claiming copyright after all that should never hold up in front of a judge.
- tsimionescu 7y agoJava has always been copyrighted, and Sun has already used that copyright against to shut down an implementation that was not conforming before - see Microsoft Java (later kept alive for a while as J#).
- pseudalopex 7y agoSun used the Java trademark against Microsoft. The case was settled out of court.