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Usama Rashwan
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hi evrey on
jive is a powrful java forum it was open soure but now it is not open source any more
so any ony can give my a link to it is open soure version i mean version 2.2 or 2.6
thanks for any help you can do

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Jeroen Wenting
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It's not been open source since 2.0 was released AFAIK.
I used to be involved in the development, but quit when the maintainers went commercial (rather, I found my CVS account suddenly gone and a message on the developers' list where we could pay for a license).
P.S. I might have some old 1.x versions still. Message me if you're interested in those.
[ September 29, 2003: Message edited by: Jeroen Wenting ]

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Have a look at MVN Forum. It is open source and developed using Servlets, JSPs etc in a similar manner to Jive. I have not used it in a large project yet but it looks pretty good.
Shame that Jive is now longer free. I believe that if you purchase the commercial licence you do actually get the source code.

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Jeroen Wenting
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Well, they have to.
A lot of the older code is under an Apache-like license or (L)GPL so they have to distribute that on request.
The licensing code is completely closed AFAIK, except to a select few people who develop it.

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