License required for Production Environment

Want to know what kind of license would be required to deploy Crystal Reports on a Production Environment with a Java based Web Application.
At present, we have been looking at Jasper Reports and we are trying to understand what kind of cost will be involved in using Crystal Reports in a Production Environment.

http://www.businessobjects.com/product/catalog/crystalreports/licensing.asp

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Anyone with a valid Cisco.com account can download Cisco Security Manager and use the software for up to 90 days in evaluation mode. Go to http://www.cisco.com/go/csmanager and access the “Download Software” link.
Use beyond 90 days requires a permanent license.
That said, there's not really a need to have separate CSM instances for dev and production per se unless there's a srict corporate policy enforced in that regard.
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Is license required for Oracle 10g client on production?

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Could you please let me know what specific skill set is required for hyperion environment patching?
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Is there a reason for asking this question? It all depends on the company to how the role is defined, it is possbile application administrator or infrastructure administrator could be applying patches, usually falls more under an infra role though.
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License required for evaluating 3.5.1?

Is a license required for evaluatiing coherence 3.5.1?
After following the Getting Started instructions (extract from zip, java -jar coherence.jar), I expect to see a running cacheserver, instead I get this and the process exits:
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mber=n/a): Loaded operational configuration from resource "jar:file:/C:/coherenc
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mber=n/a): Loaded operational overrides from resource "jar:file:/C:/coherence/li
b/coherence.jar!/tangosol-coherence-override-dev.xml"
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er=n/a): Optional configuration override "/tangosol-coherence-override.xml" is n
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er=n/a): Optional configuration override "/custom-mbeans.xml" is not specified
Oracle Coherence Version 3.5.1/461
Grid Edition: Development mode
Copyright (c) 2000, 2009, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
Registered Licenses:
Software : Oracle Coherence: Grid Edition
Licensee : n/a
License Key : 0xF0A800CC0000011290D2E0B874855B8F
License Type : production
Software : Oracle Coherence: Data Client
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License Key : 0x00A800CC0000011295888F24BC6C730B
License Type : production
Software : Oracle Coherence: Real-Time Client
Licensee : n/a
License Key : 0x10A800CC0000011290D2E11674855B90
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This appears to be different behaviour than previous versions (>= version 3.3) and not what is described in the documentation.
can anyone advise?
thanks
Edited by: bish on Aug 28, 2009 11:45 AM

There was a regression introduced in 3.5.1 where the Main-class attribute of the Coherence.jar was changed to a different main class leading to this effect.
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java -cp lib/coherence.jar com.tangosol.net.DefaultCacheServer Start the command line:
java -cp lib/coherence.jar com.tangosol.coherence.component.application.Console And the above is basically what the coherence.sh/.cmd and cache-server.sh/.cmd scripts do.
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SQL Licensing Requirement for E-Commerce

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All,
I'm glad someone has outlined the clear support statement that has existed for sometime between VMware - SAP. For those of you still running on Oracle, here is some good news:
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Any special license required for full AXI BFM IP generation?

Hello,
I need an AXI BFM (master and slave) to test my multi-master, multi-slave environment. So I generated the AXI4-Lite BFM using Coregen.
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cdn_axi3_example_memory_model_test.v
cdn_axi3_example_tb.v
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cdn_axi4_lite_example_test.v
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Our server already has the license for ISE 14.4.
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How can I ensure that the Xilinx license we have doesn't have this feature?
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• Xilinx EDK and AXI BFM Licenses
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Hi,
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You might have seen that we recently released a Java Edition of Oracle9iAS, which focuses primarily on the Java features rather than the extended features like Portal, Wireless etc. If you look at this URL, you will see the feature set comparison of this minimal Java version compared to the other versions:
http://www.oracle.com/ip/deploy/ias/index.html?pkgsum.html
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Topology for production environment

this question is related to production environment deployment and clustering.
we have 1 physical server where we have webcenter domain. this domain has 1 admin server and 1 managed server (custom web center portal managed server).
our plan is to deploy our application on this managed server.
this is no clustered environment and not recommended (no failover, no load balancing).
what shall we do?
shall we create another managed server (custom web center portal managed server) and deploy our application on these 2 managed servers? there will be a load balancer in front to take care of transferring request to both the servers...
what's your suggestions?
please note that i know specific answer will depend on NFR (user load, performance etc) but i am looking for general guidance and reference around same like -
how many managed server recommended?
what kind of topology recommended for web center application?
etc
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jiri.machotka wrote:
I'd recommend you to start with this document: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11035_01/wls100/cluster/overview.html as a lot of this question is related to Weblogic clustering than WebCenter.
Note that whilst clustering has many pros, it has also few cons; among those:
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- though small, scaling does consume some resources (I've heard that WebCenter Content takes 1-2% of Solaris, but up-to 25% on Windows Servers!)
- it's always at least a bit more expensive
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You write that you have just one physical server, so you already have one potential single point of failure.
I think I've heard that Weblogic Server itself is capable of self-recovery; this means, that a server may go down (you will lose all the current sessions), but is capable of auto-recovery. If your users survive that from time to time they will lose uncommitted work, then maybe a need for clustering (HA) won't be that strong (you might also go just for tuning your Weblogic Server).
On the other hand, where clustering might be necessary, if you need to scale, especially, if you need cloud-like increase/decrease of resources. I doubt it is possible to say up-front how many servers is recommended, but you may tune this later - whilst going from 1 node to 2 is relatively a big leap, going from 2 to 3, or 3 to 4 is then quite easy.
Either way, I'd recommend you to be in sync with your app server admin.thanks jiri. this was helpful.
while i agree that any architectural decision should be justifiable to requirements but as far as my experience goes clustering is basic thing in any production environment... in case 1 managed server goes down, other can still serve requests...
i'll read link provided by you and ask specific questions if any...
thanks.

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