Tuxedo runtime licensing

Hi Friends, I have a question about the Tuxedo runtime licensing.
Does the Tuxedo runtime license can cover the Oracle Tuxedo software? As I know Tuxedo runtime is an add-on product for Oracle Tuxedo. Thank you:)

Hi Kenny,
I see that you have Tuxedo licenses from BEA. Are you upgrading to Oracle Tuxedo 10.3 or later version from BEA Tuxedo?
Licenses you have cover Oracle Tuxedo as long as use of Tuxedo has not changed. For example, you have BEA Tuxedo Runtime Concurrent User Perpetual license. You can use these licenses with Oracle Tuxedo once you upgrade as long as number of concurrent users do not exceed what you are licensed for.
A SDK developer license is assigned to an individual developer. This individual can use Tuxedo to develop/test Tuxedo applications.
Hope this helps,
Deepak

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