Brad Chapman wrote: > > Okay, last message! I just wanted to update everyone on the current > status of dbXML, the in-development XML database I was hoping to use to do > some XML storage. > I went back to check on things (www.dbxml.org) after the break and > found out that the project is no longer open source with a BSD license, but > is apparently going to be bought out and go commericial...[censored: a > whole lot of not so nice words]... Anyways, I won't rant on about my > feelings on this, but I was just wondering if anyone knows what happens to > the code which was being previously released under a open source license. I > have the most recently released snapshot (which is not complete) and > documentation--can I use this to finish development or pass it out to > people who would want to continue the open source development of it? Or is > this code protected by the new commerical license? > Along the same lines, has anyone heard about other open source XML > databases? (gotta keep me fingers crossed...:) > Okay, last message from me. Sorry to clog up everyone's in boxes. Try xDBM. http://www.bowerbird.com.au/XDBM/ Doesn't handle concurrency or any of the other stuff I like in a DBMS, but it's open. -- "Once you pull the pin, Mr. Grenade is no longer your friend." --effugas