Let's have a chat about Java licensing, says unsolicited Oracle email
Oracle is firing off unsolicited emails to businesses offering to discuss Java subscription deals, seemingly in an effort to extract information which could be to its benefit in future license negotiations., arrives from a Java enterprise account executive and promises"some news to share regarding Java Licensing & Security.
In the latest email, Oracle appeals to recipients to start conversations about a"New Universal Subscription Site License." that three small businesses had contacted the company for advice about the email in the last four weeks. He said one business contacted him having engaged with Oracle after receiving the email. It was running Java on five servers, but Oracle had said it was now due for a £100,000 subscription to run its Java software.
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