Ok. You're annoyed at the licensing model because you're currently
hitting the TPM limit on the developer version. You have 3 frames in
your page, which for some reason are all dynamic, since if they
weren't going through WO they wouldn't count as a transaction.
So, that translates to 8.3 pages/min in the developer version.
So your developers are pulling up a page every 7.3 seconds?
So really, they're running through the application at a high rate
of speed because they know where everything is, intimately.
But will _real_ users run through things that fast? The 4 pages per minute
you quote seems kind of fast. (Unless you're loading stock prices?)
15 seconds isn't a lot of time to download the page, render it in the
browser, read the page, and click on something. I'd expect 1 page per
minute on average.
>
> *** Once again I URGE all developers who find this pricing model unfair to
> bring these issues up with their Apple account rep.
Lets just talk Apple into having two licensing paths:
a per-user INTRAnet model, and a per transaction INTERnet model.
Everyone wins when things scale. I like the new scheme because it
scales for my customers business model (internet), you hate it
because it doesn't scale for yours (intranet).
The real gotcha I see is that Apple doesn't really have any way to
enforce a per-user license, but a TPM license was easy to implement.
The per user licenses were always kind of honorary.
Pierce
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