This section covers third party libraries and their use in Operaton. It provides license books (see sub pages) that list the third-party dependencies that Operaton distributes along with its code. Our license books include the library name, version, copyright notices, and licenses under which we use the library. By downloading and using Operaton, you agree to adhere to these licenses.

For selected third-party libraries that we consider especially noteworthy, this page describes their license terms and use in the Operaton artifacts.

For legal reference and any other license-related aspects please refer to Licences.

Web Applications (Cockpit, Tasklist, Admin)

XLTS for AngularJS

Starting with versions 7.18.0-alpha2, 7.17.2, 7.16.9, 7.15.15, the Operaton web applications use a set of third-party libraries referred to as XLTS for AngularJS (technical names: angular, angular-animate, angular-cookies, angular-loader, angular-mocks, angular-resource, angular-route, angular-sanitize, angular-touch). XLTS for AngularJS follows a proprietary license called EULA for the downstream recipient of XLTS for AngularJS (short XLTS for AngularJS – EULA) that you can find here.

This license imposes restrictions around distributing and reverse-engineering XLTS for AngularJS independently of Operaton artifacts. The license does otherwise not restrict how you can use and distribute the Operaton artifacts that include XLTS for AngularJS. You can find our rationale for using this library in our blog post on ensuring the long-term maintenance of Operaton.