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What are the terms of using the third party software that is included within MapGuide Open Source?

April 26, 2017included mapguide open source party Software terms

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What are the terms of using the third party software that is included within MapGuide Open Source?

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MapGuide Open Source relies on a number of third party modules that are included in the source code distribution. Many of these modules are made available under either the LGPL or under permissive, non-reciprocal open source licenses such as the MIT, BSD or Apache licenses. The exception to this is the Berkeley DB XML database and XQuery query engine, which are used by MapGuide Open Source for data storage and querying and which are described in more detail below. We have no legal authority over third party modules used in MapGuide Open Source. You should carefully read the license requirements for each of these modules and contact the respective authors for any clarification on allowed uses and requirements. For a complete listing and associated license requirements of the third party software included in the MapGuide Open Source distribution, see the “license.htm” file included in the source code.