GPL Licence, Apache Tomcat and J2EE5

Hello !
I'd like to know if it is possible for a company to sell a server with apache tomcat and J2EE 5 ?
Does this company have to pay fees to Sun ?

Hi,
I have same problem with B1 9.1, Version for Hana, but I cannot apply the workaround of San Xu on linux server.
I try a clean installation of 9.1 servertools on linux server, but on windows server, when I run the Upgrade.exe for the databases, the error appears: "Could not connect to licence server; enter valid password".
I've the italian localization.
Can someone help me?
Thanks & Regards
Valerio

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I had seen ur jsp page , can i tell u one thing , never write a connection in the jsp page, why becoz the code can be seen.
ok here the problem is ur getting the username and password and putting an if condition inside the while loop so this throws an error.
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