4.0 Enterprise Edition

Support is only available for Sun Java System Message Queue and you must pay the license fee as well as the support fee.

You can obtain a supportable copy from Solaris Enterprise System download.

Currently SJS MQ 4 is only supported as the JMS provider in Sun Java System Application Server 9.0 (PE). No supported stand-alone version is yet available. In general, we are not allowed to provide future release dates for any products.

If you have product issues, comments or problems you may post them here, or file issue tracker reports at mq.dev.java.net, though only "community" is available and there is no service guarantee available for this type of feedback.

That said, we are interested in your feedback or experience, so please don't hesitate to respond.

Thank you for your interest.

ebratt at 2007-7-6 20:16:57 >

> Are users required to enable the 90-day trial license

> to enable the "enterprise features" ? such as

> cluster broker ?

no. The 4.0 is enterprise ready and has no need of trial licenses. Being open source, that would be a strange thing to do... and fairly easy to disable, you have the source!

ugol at 2007-7-6 20:16:57 >

Ahh ... the enterprise license is actually part of the binary:

[root@jsalvo-desktop mq]# bin/imqbrokerd -license

The following licenses are available:

Package - Description

unl- Sun Java(tm) System Message Queue 4.0 Enterprise Edition

std- Sun Java(tm) System Message Queue 4.0 Standard Edition

try- Sun Java(tm) System Message Queue 4.0 Trial Edition

pe- Sun Java(tm) System Message Queue 4.0 Platform Edition

To start the broker with a specific license,

use the parameter -license <package>, e.g.,

imqbrokerd -license unl

imqbrokerd -license try

imqbrokerd -license pe

So I guess one just needs to use "-license unl" command-line argument.

jsalvo at 2007-7-6 20:16:57 >