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Activiti Explorer Customizing/Rebranding

udoderk

Hi,
Is it allowed, to customize the Activiti Explorer web application?
Is the developer free to change anything about the Activiti Explorer, like the images used, css, etc…customizing to his/her personal needs? Or are there constraints?
Is it allowed, to use another word than 'Activiti Explorer' /'Activiti'
Is it allowed, to use such customized web application as part of another commercial software (bundled for sale)?

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jbarrez

Is it allowed, to customize the Activiti Explorer web application?
Is the developer free to change anything about the Activiti Explorer, like the images used, css, etc…customizing to his/her personal needs? Or are there constraints?
Is it allowed, to use another word than 'Activiti Explorer' /'Activiti'
Is it allowed, to use such customized web application as part of another commercial software (bundled for sale)?

All yes: all Activiti code is Apache licensed (http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0).
That means: do whatever you want with it.