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<h1><big>IP Database Access</big></h1> | |
<h2><b><big>Goals of this Program</big></b></h2> | |
<p>This program allows up to three non-committers from Strategic and Enterprise members to access the Eclipse Contribution Questionnaire | |
database, known as "IPZilla". Committers do not need access to this program as they have access to IPZilla for their work | |
by default. Non-committers, such as IP Analysts and business decision makers, may wish to use IPZilla as a resource | |
since it contains conversations regarding over 1500 open source libraries and indications whether they are approved, | |
or not, for use on Eclipse projects.</p> | |
<h2><b><big>How do I participate?</big></b></h2> | |
<p>There are three steps to receive IPZilla access. | |
<ol> | |
<li>You must print, sign and FAX the <a href="./ipzilla.pdf">IPZilla Database Access Agreement</a> to 212 918 1619. If you believe | |
your organization may have already signed this document, contact us at <a href="mailto:membership@eclipse.org">membership@eclipse.org</a> to confirm.</li> | |
<li>You must create a | |
<a href="https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/createaccount.cgi">bugzilla account</a> with the email address of | |
the person you wish to have access.</li> | |
<li>Finally, email <a href="mailto:membership@eclipse.org">membership@eclipse.org</a> with the following information: | |
<ul> | |
<li>Name of person requiring access</li> | |
<li>Email address that you used to create the <a href="https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/createaccount.cgi">bugzilla account</a></li> | |
<li>Contact Phone Number</li> | |
<li>Contact business address</li> | |
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<h2><big><b>FAQ</b></big></h2> | |
<b>How much does it cost?</b> | |
<p>This is a free service free for Strategic and Enterprise Members only. | |
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<b>My Company has Committers, why do I need this?</b> | |
<p>Committers are entitled to use IPZilla as it relates to their project and specifically for their work as a committer | |
on an Eclipse Project. Strategic and Enterprise members may wish to have IP Analysts and business decision makers | |
also have access to this data. In other words, non-committers can have access to the data, and committers can | |
make internal business use of the data. | |
</p> | |
<b>How do I login?</b> | |
<p>Once your account has been created and confirmed following the steps above, you visit | |
the <a href="https://dev.eclipse.org/ipzilla/">IPZilla Main Page</a>. | |
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<b>Do you have an example of the kind of data available?</b> | |
<p>The database contains the approval or rejection of over 1500 open source libraries requested | |
for use in Eclipse open source projects -- and the corresponding conversations related to those | |
decisions. This information could be high value to IP Analysts and business decision makers | |
trying to determine the risk profile of using some open source libraries. | |
Email <a href="mailto:membership@eclipse.org">membership@eclipse.org</a> for more information. | |
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