fP, RSS, and near-realtime synchronisation potential

[Fairlight]

On Wed, Jul 21, 2004 at 12:08:32AM -0400, GCC Consulting, the prominent pundit,
witicized:
> 
> The problem to making this work is the new licensing scheme.  It will reuire a
> separate licensed version on each server unless its just data on the servers.
> If the binaries are on each machine, separate license.

That doesn't appear to be a problem for the sites I've dealt with.  They're
already doing multiple licenses, one license per server.  The issue is
getting better data synchronisation, really.  But this would extend the
licenses more than the query brokering methodology.

Everyone says runtimes are cheap anyway.  Combined with OneGate, which can
extend them even further with its pre-application lock retry mechanism, you
can -really- extend them.  The latter being in a web-enabled context.
Elsewise you don't have to contend with that, but you obviously have need
for a license anyway on a separate server in any context.

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