Yes, thanks for your really fast reply!!
But maybe there is a misunderstanding. We want to use it in a commercial application but I havn't find any information about licenses and usage.
Also, these packages are not in the javadoc.
If I remember exactly sun.com packages could be used but they are not guarenteed to be stable or consistent across releases of the jdk. What about com.sun package instead? Tnx
> Yes, thanks for your really fast reply!!
> But maybe there is a misunderstanding. We want to use
> it in a commercial application but I havn't find any
> information about licenses and usage.
> Also, these packages are not in the javadoc.
> If I remember exactly sun.com packages could be used
> but they are not guarenteed to be stable or
> consistent across releases of the jdk. What about
> com.sun package instead? Tnx
The same applies. Do not use either of these packages, directly.
Those are packages used by Sun in their current implementation of Java. Note the word current - there's absolutely nothing to stop Sun completely changing them for the next release, which means the code you write to use those packages won't work with that release. In short, don't bother using them