rhino licensing problem

Question

Hi I have not well understand how rhino license works.

I would like make a commercial application (desktop) and embedding rhino to make available javascript to my users for easy customizing the application.

according license there's seems there's no probs I only should print in copyright rhino notice..

http://www.mozilla.org/rhino/download.html

but reading better I'm seeing that rhino is under MPL/GPL license

so how can I do? if rhino is impossible to add there's an other script language like python, boo etc. to safe embededd into NET/Mono application?

Thanks

Answer 1

Taking a quick glance at the Mozilla site it seems that Mozilla libraries and software have dual, even tri-licenses. This means that you can pick the most appropriate license when using the software or library. This is often done as some software licenses can cause problems when they are combined, therefore developers sometime release software under alternative licensing.

With MPL you're good to go in including Rhino in a commercial program. From Wikipedia:

"Unlike strong copyleft licenses, the code under the MPL may be combined with proprietary files in one program ("Larger Work")."