Request to Convert Unexposed System API into Exposed System API Sample Clauses
This clause establishes a process by which a party can formally request that a previously unexposed system API be made accessible as an exposed system API. Typically, it outlines the steps for submitting such a request, any criteria or technical requirements that must be met, and the timeframe within which the request will be reviewed or implemented. The core function of this clause is to provide a clear mechanism for expanding system interoperability or functionality, ensuring that parties can adapt to evolving integration needs without ambiguity.
Request to Convert Unexposed System API into Exposed System API. If Licensee desires to have an Unexposed System API converted into an Exposed System API, Licensee will make a request to PalmSource in writing in advance prior to the time at which technological feasibility of the Object Code Module using this System API is first determined. The notification will include a specific reference to the Unexposed System API and a precise technical description of Licensee’s desired uses of such Unexposed System API. PalmSource shall respond in a timely fashion, and approval for such conversion will not be unreasonably withheld. Notwithstanding the foregoing, PalmSource may withhold approval in its sole discretion if PalmSource in good faith finds a technological-feasibility problem or compatibility problem with such proposed conversion, or suggests an alternate solution that does not require use of the Unexposed System and that accomplishes Licensee’s reasonable product roadmap objectives. If approval is granted by PalmSource, PalmSource will provide documentation and/or sample code showing the approved manner of using the System API in order to qualify as an Exposed System API. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement, an Unexposed System API shall not be converted into an Exposed System API unless approved in writing by PalmSource in advance.