On Wednesday, Feb 26, 2003, at 17:35 US/Pacific, Barney Boisvert wrote:
> And this "Phase II" version could be found where?
Some of the CFMX for J2EE installers are now Phase II. I don't know for
sure which ones other than pointing out the two that I know are pure
Java and therefore Phase II by definition (and don't include Verity):
IBM WebSphere 4 (or 5?) for AIX
Mac OS X
These will download a .jar file which you can install on any system (I
have it running on JRun 4 and Tomcat). There may be other Phase II
installers but someone from the product team would probably have to
confirm that.
> I just downloaded CFMX/J2EE last week, is the
> Phase II version newer than that? It doesn't show up on the trial
> download
> page, only app server specific versions there.
None of the downloads are labeled "phase I / II" - it's more of an
internal nomenclature (although Brandon referred to it in his article
on clustering and session replication on DevNet a while back).
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