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<snip> If you are saying that you used their source code as a starting point for your tools, then you are correct, you should not contribute those to the iSeries Toolkit as that would likely be a violation of your license terms. <end-snip> I agree and that still makes me nervous to submit free tools that are already out there for a price. Even though we do not have TAATOOLS (except the many year old version) and never purchased it, I would still be scared to submit a tool that they already have now. People could be distributing these free tools all over the place. Maybe we could purchase TAATOOLS in the future and then have to prove that we didn't use their source code as a starting point. There would be a date on the source but it still makes me nervous. I thought iSeries toolkit was the only one for free tools. Any other places for free tools you know of? I think it makes sense though to try to keep most tools in one place and add to them. I guess I need to get over my fears and start submitting tools and enhancement requests to the iSeries toolkit. Thanks again, Craig Strong
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