Using SyncFusion in ''open source'' applications

[Administrator]

What are the licensing issues (if any) in creating software (let''s call it Project X) with Syncfusion, and giving away the source code for that software? The Syncfusion source code & binaries would *not* be given away; only the code that we write to *talk to* Syncfusion components (i.e., everything you need to build Project X assuming you have Syncfusion installed on your machine.)

[Administrator]

Any comment?

[Daniel Jebaraj]

Hi,

This would not be a problem at all. Please contact sales if you need written confirmation in this regard.

Best regards,
Daniel

>What are the licensing issues (if any) in creating software (let''s call it Project X) with Syncfusion, and giving away the source code for that software? The Syncfusion source code & binaries would *not* be given away; only the code that we write to *talk to* Syncfusion components (i.e., everything you need to build Project X assuming you have Syncfusion installed on your machine.)