What kind of license is for commercial applications?

[ComptonAlvaro]

I would like to develop a commercial application.

I have seen that the license is the MIT license, so if I am not wrong, I can use this library or the source code for commercial applications. Is that right?

But later, in the documentation, it is said that it is needed to install Core components (the link is broken), but I don't know if this component is under another kind of license, because I was reading that to can use the SDK of the OPC Fundation it is needed to be a member of the fundation.

In sumary, could I use this library to develop a commercial application?

Thanks.

[duduyoyo]

SDK isn't free, only corporate membership can access and download it from OPC site. If you think this SDK is heavyweight, DCOM dependent, you can try another one. No SDK, no DCOM, you can use pure .NET only with better performance. Good luck!

[thirstyape]

I would like to develop a commercial application.

I have seen that the license is the MIT license, so if I am not wrong, I can use this library or the source code for commercial applications. Is that right?

But later, in the documentation, it is said that it is needed to install Core components (the link is broken), but I don't know if this component is under another kind of license, because I was reading that to can use the SDK of the OPC Fundation it is needed to be a member of the fundation.

In sumary, could I use this library to develop a commercial application?

Thanks.

Yes, perfectly fine for commercial applications.

And you do not need OPC Foundation SDK, just Core Components Redistributable, which is also free for commercial use.