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- Are you referring to the iControl.jar that is on the iControl Assembly downloads page? Actually it really doesn't matter as the same license applies to all code released on this site. It's in all the source distributions as headers in the files, but here's a copy if you don't have access to any of the sources
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- kumaran_52786NimbostratusYeap, that answers my question.
- kumaran_52786NimbostratusHey Joe,
- It's in the iControl SDK. Click on iControl in the Docs menu and you should see a download for the SDK once you are logged in.
- drmacdon_24621NimbostratusJoe,
- You can treat it either way. I believe the license agreement says you can treat it as a redistributable file OR you can fall back to GPL. You have the authorization to redistribute it as long as you aren't attempting to take ownership of it and try to profit off of it by itself. If you are bundling it with an application of yours then we encourage you to include it with your app as it provides value for us as well. The only stipulation I'd like to make is that if you are selling a commercial product, if you could add somewhere in your release documentation that the assembly was provided by F5 Networks, we'd appreciate it.