Apache Foundation Gets Subpoena in Oracle v. Google case

by David Rubinstein 05/04/2011 12:36 PM EST

The Apache Software Foundation today received a subpoena to produce documents as they relate to Apache Harmony code appearing in the Android platform, as well as its failed attempt to secure a TCK for Java SE, in the Oracle v. Google lawsuit.

Apache's statement can be read here.

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