Revisions to Can I use JavaFX in a Commercial Application for Free?

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edit approved Apr 11, 2018 at 0:20

Chaminda Bandara

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There is so much confusion regarding this simple question it's driving me crazy.

The post here says

The post here says that we don't have to release our source code that uses JavaFX due to the GPL + Classpath exception.

The post here says:

As of February 2013, JavaFX is partially open source and should become almost fully open source over the next few months.

The post here lists many of JavaFX's projects that have been open sourced, including "javafx-common".

Am I allowed to use JavaFX freely in my commercial applications or not? Do all of my above posts relate to OpenJFX not JavaFX? I have developed using JavaFX, not OpenJFX. Is this a massive mistake? If so, how easy is it to transition from JavaFX code to OpenJFX?

I'm so confused and just want a simple answer. Thank you

There is so much confusion regarding this simple question it's driving me crazy.

The post here says

The post here says that we don't have to release our source code that uses JavaFX due to the GPL + Classpath exception.

The post here says:

As of February 2013, JavaFX is partially open source and should become almost fully open source over the next few months.

The post here lists many of JavaFX's projects that have been open sourced, including "javafx-common".

Am I allowed to use JavaFX freely in my commercial applications or not? Do all of my above posts relate to OpenJFX not JavaFX? I have developed using JavaFX, not OpenJFX. Is this a massive mistake? If so, how easy is it to transition from JavaFX code to OpenJFX?

I'm so confused and just want a simple answer. Thank you

There is so much confusion regarding this simple question it's driving me crazy. The post here says

The post here says that we don't have to release our source code that uses JavaFX due to the GPL + Classpath exception. The post here says:

The post here lists many of JavaFX's projects that have been open sourced, including "javafx-common".

Am I allowed to use JavaFX freely in my commercial applications or not? Do all of my above posts relate to OpenJFX not JavaFX? I have developed using JavaFX, not OpenJFX. Is this a massive mistake? If so, how easy is it to transition from JavaFX code to OpenJFX?

I'm so confused and just want a simple answer.

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edited May 23, 2017 at 12:39

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There is so much confusion regarding this simple question it's driving me crazy.

The post here here says

The post here says that we don't have to release our source code that uses JavaFX due to the GPL + Classpath exception.

The post here here says:

As of February 2013, JavaFX is partially open source and should become almost fully open source over the next few months.

The post here lists many of JavaFX's projects that have been open sourced, including "javafx-common".

Am I allowed to use JavaFX freely in my commercial applications or not? Do all of my above posts relate to OpenJFX not JavaFX? I have developed using JavaFX, not OpenJFX. Is this a massive mistake? If so, how easy is it to transition from JavaFX code to OpenJFX?

I'm so confused and just want a simple answer. Thank you

There is so much confusion regarding this simple question it's driving me crazy.

The post here says

The post here says that we don't have to release our source code that uses JavaFX due to the GPL + Classpath exception.

The post here says:

As of February 2013, JavaFX is partially open source and should become almost fully open source over the next few months.

The post here lists many of JavaFX's projects that have been open sourced, including "javafx-common".

Am I allowed to use JavaFX freely in my commercial applications or not? Do all of my above posts relate to OpenJFX not JavaFX? I have developed using JavaFX, not OpenJFX. Is this a massive mistake? If so, how easy is it to transition from JavaFX code to OpenJFX?

I'm so confused and just want a simple answer. Thank you

There is so much confusion regarding this simple question it's driving me crazy.

The post here says

The post here says that we don't have to release our source code that uses JavaFX due to the GPL + Classpath exception.

The post here says:

As of February 2013, JavaFX is partially open source and should become almost fully open source over the next few months.

The post here lists many of JavaFX's projects that have been open sourced, including "javafx-common".

Am I allowed to use JavaFX freely in my commercial applications or not? Do all of my above posts relate to OpenJFX not JavaFX? I have developed using JavaFX, not OpenJFX. Is this a massive mistake? If so, how easy is it to transition from JavaFX code to OpenJFX?

I'm so confused and just want a simple answer. Thank you

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edited Apr 13, 2017 at 12:45

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There is so much confusion regarding this simple question it's driving me crazy.

The post here says

The post here here says that we don't have to release our source code that uses JavaFX due to the GPL + Classpath exception.

The post here says:

As of February 2013, JavaFX is partially open source and should become almost fully open source over the next few months.

The post here lists many of JavaFX's projects that have been open sourced, including "javafx-common".

Am I allowed to use JavaFX freely in my commercial applications or not? Do all of my above posts relate to OpenJFX not JavaFX? I have developed using JavaFX, not OpenJFX. Is this a massive mistake? If so, how easy is it to transition from JavaFX code to OpenJFX?

I'm so confused and just want a simple answer. Thank you

There is so much confusion regarding this simple question it's driving me crazy.

The post here says

The post here says that we don't have to release our source code that uses JavaFX due to the GPL + Classpath exception.

The post here says:

As of February 2013, JavaFX is partially open source and should become almost fully open source over the next few months.

The post here lists many of JavaFX's projects that have been open sourced, including "javafx-common".

Am I allowed to use JavaFX freely in my commercial applications or not? Do all of my above posts relate to OpenJFX not JavaFX? I have developed using JavaFX, not OpenJFX. Is this a massive mistake? If so, how easy is it to transition from JavaFX code to OpenJFX?

I'm so confused and just want a simple answer. Thank you

There is so much confusion regarding this simple question it's driving me crazy.

The post here says

The post here says that we don't have to release our source code that uses JavaFX due to the GPL + Classpath exception.

The post here says:

As of February 2013, JavaFX is partially open source and should become almost fully open source over the next few months.

The post here lists many of JavaFX's projects that have been open sourced, including "javafx-common".

Am I allowed to use JavaFX freely in my commercial applications or not? Do all of my above posts relate to OpenJFX not JavaFX? I have developed using JavaFX, not OpenJFX. Is this a massive mistake? If so, how easy is it to transition from JavaFX code to OpenJFX?

I'm so confused and just want a simple answer. Thank you