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Open Source Licenses for Inspire R11 Open Source Licenses for Inspire R11 An Overview Version 11.0 GMC Software AG © 2016 GMC Software AG. All rights reserved. http://www.gmc.net/documentation CLASSIFICATION: PUBLIC Open Source Licenses for Inspire An Overview Product version 11.0 Document version 11.0.0.1 Release date: November 2016 GMC Software AG www.gmc.net See also all GMC documentation online Should you have any queries, suggestions or comments concerning these materials, please do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected]. This document contains information classified as Public. Multiple sites of the GMC Software group of companies hold certificates to ISO 9001, ISO 27001 and ISO 14001. Copyright Information contained within this document may contain technical inaccuracies or typographical errors. Changes will be added periodically and modifications will be made thereto without prior notification. 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Table of Contents 1 Introduction 5 2 Inspire Package List 6 2.1 Designer and Options . 6 2.1.1 Designer - 10000-029 . 6 2.2 Production - Output Protocols . 6 2.3 Production - Formatter Enabled Production . 7 2.4 Production - Volume Agreement Enabled Production . 7 2.5 Production - Print Stream Conversion and Repurposing . 7 2.6 Content Manager & Content Repositories CRM Connectors . 8 2.6.1 Content Manager (ICM) - 10010-001 . 8 2.7 Automation - Process Automation and Application Integration . 8 2.7.1 Full Production Automation - 10050-001 . 8 2.7.2 Advanced Production Automation - 10050-011 . 8 2.7.3 Simple Production Automation - 10050-006 . 8 2.7.4 Consolidate Server - 10080-002 . 8 2.8 Inspire Scaler . 9 2.8.1 Inspire Scaler - Formatter Based - 11060-001 . 9 2.8.2 Inspire Scaler - Volume Based - 11060-002 . 9 2.9 Inspire Interactive Applications - Named Users . 9 2.9.1 Interactive Base Application - 10040-020 . 9 2.10 Web Applications - On-line/Concurrent Users . 9 2.10.1 Interactive Classic Application Online Users - 10040-009 . 9 2.10.2 Interactive Classic for External Message Admin Online Users - 10040-010 . 9 2.10.3 Approval Online Users - 10040-011 . 9 2.11 Connect – Application Integration . 10 2.11.1 Connect Server Core - 10040-007 . 10 2.11.2 Tracker Server - 10020-043 . 10 2.12 Hybrid Mail . 10 2.12.1 Hybrid Mail Server - 11000-017 . 10 2.13 Mobile Advantage . 10 2.13.1 Mobile Advantage - MA-000 . 10 3 Inspire Component List 11 3.1 Inspire Approval . 11 3.2 Inspire Automation . 13 3.3 Inspire Cloud . 19 3.4 Inspire Connect . 22 3.5 Inspire Consolidate . 28 3.6 Inspire Content Manager Web . 28 3.7 Inspire Control . 29 3.8 Inspire Designer . 33 3.9 Inspire HybridMail . 35 3.10 Inspire Interactive . 38 3.11 Inspire Interactive Classic . 61 3.12 Inspire Mobile Advantage . 63 3.13 Inspire Scaler . 67 3.14 Inspire Tracker . 78 3 Table of Contents | 4 4 Open Source License Terms 79 Index 162 4 1 Introduction | 5 1 Introduction This document lists licenses of open source software employed by Inspire components for R11 Beta release. The document comprises of three main chapters: ● The GMC Package List chapter providing an overview of GMC license packages which are used to sell Inspire components as complex solutions. ● The Inspire Component List chapter summarizing all open source libraries used by Inspire components and their respective licenses. Conditions of these third-party licenses apply to Inspire components. The components are sorted alphabetically. ● The Open Source License Terms chapter providing the text of individual open source licenses. Source code for components licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License or similar (that requires the licensor to make the source code publicly available - “LGPL Software”) may be available for download as indicated below. If such GNU LGPL Software is not included in the software or available for download, please send a request for source code for LGPL Software to GMC. 5 2 Inspire Package List | 6 2 Inspire Package List Inspire solutions are provided as packages of chosen features which are taken from selected Inspire components. A single package can include features of more than one Inspire component and so more than one component must be installed. Therefore, the open source licenses which apply to a package are a combination of those which apply to the individual Inspire components listed in the Inspire Component List. The packages listed in this chapter are taken from the official GMC price list. For each package we reference the open source licenses which apply. Each package is identified by a unique ID which is attached to a package title. 2.1 Designer and Options The packages in this section for Inspire Designer (and all optional extras) are subject to all of the same open source licenses as those listed in the Inspire Designer section. 2.1.1 Designer - 10000-029 2.1.1.1 Optional Extras Design Import Package - 10000-027 Line Data Input - 10000-018 SAP Data Interfaces Package - 10000-002 Social Media Connector and Authentication - 10000-021 2.2 Production - Output Protocols The packages in this section (for individual production engines for use with Inspire Designer, Production Server and Pro- duction Console) are subject to all of the same open source licenses as those listed in the Inspire Designer section. AFPDS - 10020-001 Image/Text/Raster/DocX - 10020-004 PCL/PS - 10020-010 PDF - 10020-011 PDF Forms Output - 10020-084 (as an optional extra to 10020-011) Versamark IJPDS 4" - Heads - 10020-015 Versamark IJPDS 9" - Heads - 10020-016 HTML Output & Flash - 10020-080 Creo VPS - 10020-002 6 2 Inspire Package List | 7 Miyakoshi - 10020-008 Nexpress VDX - 10020-009 PODi PPML - 10020-012 HP PPML - 10020-003 Screen TOP (TruepressOptimizedPostscript) - 10020-014 Xerox VIPP - 10020-017 Dynamic Communications - 10020-085 Metacode - 10020-006 2.3 Production - Formatter Enabled Production The packages in this section (which enable production functionality in Inspire Designer, Production Server and Production Console) are subject to all of the same open source licenses as those listed in the Inspire Designer section. Formatter - 10020-019 Unlimited Formatter - Enterprise Only - 10020-100 Unlimited Formatter with All Outputs - 10020-091 IPDS Direct Connect - 10020-020 AFP2IPDS - 10020-046 Email Gateway - 10020-021 2.4 Production - Volume Agreement Enabled Production The packages in this section (which enable production functionality in Inspire Designer, Production Server and Production Console) are subject to all of the same open source licenses as those listed in the Inspire Designer section. A4 / Letter Faces / Viewable Pages - Yearly Volume - 10020-083 A4 / Letter Faces / Viewable Pages - Persistent Volume - 10020-088 Dynamic Communications in Millions - Persistent Volume - 10020-087 Dynamic Communications in Hundred Thousands - Persistent Volume - 10020-086 Dynamic Communications in Millions - Yearly Volume - 10020-089 Dynamic Communications in Hundred Thousands - Yearly Volume - 10020-090 2.5 Production - Print Stream Conversion and Repurposing The packages in this section (which enable production functionality in Inspire Designer, Production Server and Production Console) are subject to all of the same open source licenses as those listed in the Inspire Designer section. 7 2 Inspire Package List | 8 AFP Streaming Input License - 10060-016 Postscript Streaming Input License - 10060-017 PDF Streaming Input License - 10060-018 PCL Streaming Input License - 10060-019 XSLFO Streaming Input License - 10060-021 2.6 Content Manager & Content Repositories CRM Connectors The package in this section for Inspire Content Manager (and all optional extras) are subject to all of the same open source licenses as those listed in the Inspire Designer section. 2.6.1 Content Manager (ICM) - 10010-001 2.6.1.1 Optional Extras This extension is additionally subject to the open source licenses listed in the Inspire Content Manager Web section. Microsoft Sharepoint Connector Extension - 10010-004 This package is additionally subject to the open source licenses listed in the Inspire Control section. Inspire Control - 11030-002 2.7 Automation - Process Automation and Application Integration The packages in this section for Inspire Automation based production solutions (and all optional extras) are subject to all of the same open source licenses as those listed in both the Inspire Designer and Inspire Automation sections. 2.7.1 Full Production Automation - 10050-001 2.7.1.1 Optional Extras Production Service Module Extension - 10050-009 Service Level Agreement (SLA) Extension - 10050-010 2.7.2 Advanced Production Automation - 10050-011 2.7.3 Simple Production Automation - 10050-006 2.7.4 Consolidate Server - 10080-002 This package is additionally subject to the open source licenses listed in the Inspire Consolidate section. 8 2 Inspire Package List | 9 2.8 Inspire Scaler The packages in this section for Inspire Scaler are subject to all of the same open source licenses as those listed in the Inspire Scaler section. 2.8.1 Inspire Scaler - Formatter Based - 11060-001 2.8.2 Inspire Scaler - Volume Based - 11060-002 2.9 Inspire Interactive Applications - Named Users The package in this section for Inspire Interactive (and all optional extras) are subject to all of the same open source licenses as those listed in both the Inspire Designer and Inspire Interactive sections.
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