Mapviewer pure Java tool?

Hello all,
As a general question:
I've read that,
"Since MapViewer is a pure Java tool, it can run on any platform where Java is available."
Does this mean I could run mapviewer on Tomcat instead of OC4J?

Great question. Although it's technically possible to run MapViewer on a non-Oracle J2EE container (others have certainly done this), MapViewer is licensed with Oracle Application Server. Hence, even in a Tomcat environment, you would be legally obligated to purchase licenses of Oracle Application Server to run MapViewer in production. That said, as far as support streams go, Oracle can really only support MapViewer installations and configurations on supported platforms. So, if you have installation/configuration issues while running on a non-Oracle platform, you would most likely have to find your own answers from chat boards and forums. Hope this helps.
-Justin

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