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Oracle VM Server Licensing

733736Dec 17 2009 — edited Feb 1 2010
Hi,

we are trying to search for information about Oracle VM Server Licensing and evaluate the possibility of purchasing licenses.

We found information in http://oraclestore.oracle.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpSctDspRte.jsp?section=87615&beginIndex=0&sitex=14405:1435532:US&navTotals=34&navPageSize=25&navBeginIndex=26&navEndIndex=34

Actually we got 10 machines with 8 cores & 32GB RAM. We guess with this hardware we should buy the Premier Non-Limited license, is it right? Or is possible to have a Premier Limited licenses with this hardware?

Licensing, is including future updates for Oracle VM Server 3? In the same way, is the Manager support included?

In the other hand, we would like to know if the Oracle Database included with the Manager has a free license for production environments or is strictly needed to purchase a license.

Best regards,
Marc Caubet

Comments

gimbal2
Not out of the box. Tomcat 7 is not an application server but a servlet container, it only has built in support for the JSP and servlet part of the JEE specification.

For full EJB support use one of the many JEE compliant application servers, like Glassfish, JBoss, Weblogic, Apache's own Geronimo server. Alternatively you can use Tomcat 7 and the OpenEJB API.

http://openejb.codehaus.org/

But then you might as well switch to using Geronimo.
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957279
thanks for quick answer.

in case of using OpenEJB API,can i use the EJB Project in another projects like Web Services or Not ?

I am trying to achieve something like Entity Framework in Microsoft .NET.

thanks in advance.
gimbal2
Maybe, maybe not. It all depends on your own skill what you will be able to do really, you're not limited by tech.

I suggest you actually study EJB tech to answer such questions for yourself - this is a Java forum, don't expect people to know .NET stuff.
957468
If you need a framework like Microsoft .Net Entity Framework take a look at JPA or Hibernate (mapping database tables and fields to Java objects or entities). I understand you are looking for data persistance in your Java application.
r035198x
TomEE is Apache's EE6 Webprofile implementation which supports EJBs,JPA,CDI and other EE6 web profile APIs: http://tomee.apache.org/apache-tomee.html
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