MySQL is definitely free, even for production use. --Ferg CF wrote: > Hi, > > >> No MySQL support? Don't know about that one...since >> MySQL is free and powerful (I use it) I wouldn't cut that >> one out...they might start using Access... ;o) >> > > AFAIK MySQL is not free, at least not for commercial use. But, you are > definitely right about Access, so better leave the MySQL driver in. ;-) > > >> Since you want to be able to introduce the newbies >> to all the powerful features of CF, would a full-featured >> free version work if it were limited to one domain? >> > > There are free alternatives... BlueDragon (for non-commercial use), > IgniteFusion (upcoming version looks pretty good), and Railo (IMHO > better than Ignite, targets 6.1 compatibility, very good performance, > in most parts better performance than the original). > > One could easily start with one of these, and, if necessary, switch to > CF for enterprise projects. > > Best, > > Chris > > >
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