You may be right.
I was under the impression 2-CPU license meant "1 machine w/ 2 CPUs". I thought the inference was that Flex won't run well on a single CPU machine.
I never thought of taking that sort of license and putting it on two separate single CPU machines. ( I guess you'd have to read the license to figure out more details).
At 08:44 PM 6/11/2004, you wrote:
no, I think you can only by a 2-cpu license... whether those CPUs are on one machine or two is up to you.
-dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/11/04 8:01 PM >>> At 04:14 PM 6/11/2004, you wrote: >At 03:48 PM 6/11/2004, you wrote: > >Alex, > > > >We're getting OT here, but I wanted to say this... > > > >My experience so far in developing Flex is that, despite the cost, the > >savings in development time are very, very significant. I've built Flash > >RIAs from scratch, and spent hundreds of hours having to develop > >solutions for various aspects that are now included in Flex and are done > >in a very thorough way. They may not have thought of everything, but > >they have thought of an awful lot. I can't think of any other approach > >which would deliver application-focused RIAs faster. > >This is true, but for many shops that are pure HTML like us, it's tough
>bringing the $6K tag to management, despite the purported ROI. There are a >significant number of shops out there that have yet to build RIAs because >they employ server-side developers with little or no Flash experience. >Remoting is (IMHO) a waste, and Flex represents the only real platform >(yet) for justifying the RIA route. The $6K per processor is a HUGE >barrier for getting a new product in the door.
I'm working with a company now that is thinking about the RIA route. They have 2 clustered servers serving their site. Based on what I understand you cannot buy a single processor license of flex, it must be on a dual processor machine. The cost of the two Flex licenses (?Plus an additional development license?) would come close to paying for a full time Flash developer. Which would be better use of this companies money? I suspect the additional developer.
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