This statement: "If you are acquiring Software on behalf of a company, you and the company may
only use the Software for the company’s internal business purposes unless
otherwise specifically provided. You shall not sell, resell, lend, lease or
otherwise distribute the Licensed Software, or make the Licensed Software
available in any manner, to any third party unless specifically provided. You may not use the Software to provide application services to any third party." has sent kind of a chill down my back.
Since my company is in the business of providing retirement services to other companies, and plans to use black pearl to help with that, does that automatically mean we can't use any of the blackmarket code in our applications? Or does it just mean we can't package up that blackmarket code and resell it as a service to our clients?
For example, I was about to try out the dynamic assembly service. So if we expose a client event to one of our clients (asp.net form) or just initiate a process from that external web site, and that process uses a service object via the dynamic assembly service, are we in violation of the license?
