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I want to use JavaFX as a development framework into large commercial product. Can I close the source code of my future product without violation of Oracle's license and sell my product with Oracle JavaFX framework? Are there any license restrictions?

Peter Penzov
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  • when you will be creating your project, please, don't be lazy to file issues in javafx-jira. If you are going to use javafx-2.* versions, please, try javafx-8 version at least several times, and if you find any incompability - please, file issues. All of them have non-low probability to be fixed. – Alexander Kirov Jun 02 '13 at 23:42

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Actually, this question, is a dublicate of FAQs questions here :

JavaFX 2 FAQ

What type of license is JavaFX available under? JavaFX is available under the same license and business model as Java SE. This includes the ability for third party developers to distribute the runtime librairies with their application(s), subject to the terms and conditions of the license.

And full licence text can be found here :

Oracle Binary Code License Agreement for the Java SE Platform Products and JavaFX

Shortly saying, there is no difference between JavaFX and Java licence now.

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