Re: WebObjects Single Directory / Tomcat deployment
Re: WebObjects Single Directory / Tomcat deployment
- Subject: Re: WebObjects Single Directory / Tomcat deployment
- From: Jonathan Rochkind <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 16:45:37 -0600
At 4:23 PM -0500 3/4/04, Andy Satori wrote:
It's clear that you have a Dev and Dep license in each box. The
deployment licensing when used with teh Apple WO Application Server
is crystal clear. I need another WO Retail box.
You can't have a Dev _and_ a Dep license on any box. They are
mutually exclusive. But you don't need both either---the Dep license
allows you to do anything you can do with the Dev license, plus more.
In the old days, if you wanted Dev tools on a box that had a Dep
license, you'd have to enter a Dev key in the install phase, to get
the tools installed, and then "upgrade" the license to Dep. You may
or may not still need to do that, depending on your OS.
But in the end, you might want a Deployment license on both machines;
you don't need and can't have more than one license per machine.
The real meat of your question though, I don't know. I suspect you
need a Dep license on every machine you want to deploy on, regardless
of the method of deployment (SSDD or WO typical). The _place_ the
license is recorded may differ depending on your type of deployment,
but I think the intent is simply that you need one (no more and no
less) deployment license per deployment host. Same as for standard WO
deployment.
--Jonathan
But...
With a single directory deployment, your license is tied to the war,
and there is no Application Server installation and license. This
would imply that the license is a run-time license tied to the
application, not the application server. I can't find anything in
the license that implicitly discusses the situation regarding the
SSDD deployment options.
What I infer currently is that either, A, the intent of the SSDD
deployment is that it can be deployed without the WO license and is
tied to the Development kit (much like the MS ASP.NET run-time
license is tied to the compiler, not the host), or B, the intent is
that you rebuild the app with a new Deployment license for each and
every licensed deployment.
I'd like to hear from the community how you understand and read
this, because candidly, I'm confused.
Andy
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