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Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt speaks on a panel discussing ''The Next Big Thing'' on the opening day of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas January 10, 2012. Credit: Reuters/Rick Wilking By Alexei Oreskovic and Dan Levine SAN FRANCISCO | Tue Apr 24, 2012 1:21pm EDT SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Google's former chief executive, Eric Schmidt, testified in court on Tuesday that he could not recall whether he was told in 2005 by people within his company that it had to pay for a license from Sun Microsystems to use the Java programming language. Oracle sued Google in August 2010, saying Google's Android mobile operating system infringes its copyrights and patents for the Java programming language. Google countered that it does not violate Oracle's patents and that Oracle cannot copyright certain parts of Java, an "open-source," or publicly available, software language. Schmidt, who was Google's CEO for 10 years before assuming the role of executive chairman last year, was Oracle's final witness before Oracle rested its copyright case on Tuesday morning - and Google then called him as its first defense witness. Schmidt did not leave the stand during the changeover, and his testimony was continuing. Before joining Google, Schmidt worked as chief technology officer at Sun Microsystems, which developed Java. Oracle acquired Sun for $7.4 billion in 2010. Under questioning from Oracle attorney David Boies, Schmidt was shown a 2005 presentation to Google's top managers that said Google "must" take a license from Sun. However, Schmidt said he could not recall being told that was the case. Schmidt also acknowledged saying at one point that Google derived enough advertising revenue from Android to fund the operating system and a "whole bunch" more. 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