We have a 100 Server Pro license and are very happy with it. Back in the day, there was no "Pro" version (as I recall). But as Resin has matured, having the Pro version has become more important if you're going to be using Resin in a production environment, or even if you just want to become familiar with the capabilities/features of the Pro version for future use.
I agree, if you can afford to license Pro, it's definitely good to support further development. As you can tell, Resin is, and has been for years, frequently updated with bug fixes and new features, so you wouldn't be investing in a product that languishes for months or years with no new releases. Rob On Sep 4, 2008, at 08:29, Heimo Laukkanen wrote: > Hi all, > > I have to say that I'm extremely impressed with my tests with resin > and quercus - and have started to wonder, whether licencing the pro > version would actually be worth it - if nothing else, then just to > support the development :-D > > What is the general feeling among people using Resin: do you use pro > version or manage with open source versions? Have you been happy with > the nromal support , or have you invested in priority support? > > I've previosly been using mostly Sun Glassfish, but Resin has some > neat features and small footprint to be very interesting tool to be > used. My main interest though for Resin is Quercus - the ability to > use php-frontend with existing skillsets from contractors, and build > robust Java-backend. And eventhough Quercus can be used in other > appservers too, the fact that it would be supported and tested on > resin weights a lot. > > -huima > _______________________________________________ resin-interest mailing list resin-interest@caucho.com http://maillist.caucho.com/mailman/listinfo/resin-interest
