Java commercial-friendly R-tree implementation?

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Markos Fragkakis picture Markos Fragkakis · Sep 15, 2011 · Viewed 11k times · Source

I need a commercial-friendly (Apache Licence, LGPL, Mozilla Public License etc) R-tree implementation in Java, in order to substitute the geonames Web Service for timezones, as suggested in the question "Determine timezone from latitude/longitude without using web services like Geonames.org". I have found some around, but I was wondering if someone has evaluated or used them in practice.

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WindRider picture WindRider · Feb 18, 2012

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