Free version of Message Queue?

Hi folks,
I'm trying to install Sun DS and Identity Synchronisation on Linux, and after much puzzling I've discovered that I need Message Queue installed. I've visited the site and it's a $4000 dollar licence, to enable me to use a piece of free software. Is there no zero-support free version released?
Thanks

Never mind. The "Trial Download" link takes you to a version which is apparently free, but also a trial download, but I've no idea if I'll need a $4000 dollar licence eventually, because the entire site makes so little sense.
If the documentation differs from the software in the same way that the directory server's documentation does, I may be back.

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