Licensing, editioning, pricing and packaging details haven't yet been announced.
>Damon
>
>Thanks for the post
>
>Some very nice, and much anticipated capabilities.
>
>One thing that is of particular interest (to me) is in the next to last
>paragraph:
>
><quote>
>
>Java Application Deployment
>
> With ColdFusion MX, you can already deploy ColdFusion as a Java
>archive (EAR or WAR file) and then manually deploy your application
>separately on top of ColdFusion. In Blackstone you will now be able to
>build a single EAR or WAR file that contains both your application and
>the entire ColdFusion runtime. This makes your ColdFusion application
>look like any other Java application to your system administrator,
>thereby streamlining the deployment process.
>On Aug 7, 2004, at 8:32 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
></quote>
>
>So, you are able to redistribute the "entire ColdFusion runtime".
>Four questions:
>
>1) It appears that Blackstone will be packaged as a J2ee edition with
>an optional JRun -- is this true?
>2) Is JRun covered by this redistribution policy -- can it optionally
>be redistributed too?
>3) Can the ColdFusion runtime be packaged with the user app and, say
>jetty, into one zipped/downloadable pkg or CD-resident/execuable
>package -- does the license permit this?
>4) Is special licensing required to redistribute with Blackstone/JRun
>
>TIA
>
>Dick
>
>> http://www.macromedia.com/software/coldfusion/
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