On Thu, Feb 24, 2005 at 05:24:07PM +1100, Andrew Scott wrote: > Scott, > > Macromedia's website is very contradictive on this information. > > You don't need Enterprise to deploy sourcless applications.
I'm sure Macromedia have covered their bases so you'll need to buy a license one way or another. If you've got a Standard edition there is a way to get it to compile the existing apps down to bytecode and run strictly from them. I imagine this'd be used where you want to deploy a server to a hosting company but don't want the CFML to leave your premises. ie: setup Standard server. Compile CFML to bytecode. Remove CFML. Ship box to host. Run from bytecode. To the best of my understanding the *deployment* function needs a running J2EE server on the destination. It takes the WAR or EAR file that your development box (standard/dev/enterprise) creates, and installs it as just another Java app. The app that bundles up everything for deployment asks for an Enterprise serial number for the destination server. Leave it out and it acts like other installs: runs normally for 30 days then reverts to developer mode. Note: any errors in the above are to be expected, since I've pick up said info in a 5 minute conversation. Cheers Paul Haddon Technical Services Manager Formstar Print Technologies --- You are currently subscribed to cfaussie as: [email protected] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Aussie Macromedia Developers: http://lists.daemon.com.au/
