However, Jose Elias wrote this response:
First of all, the only way to get JDataStore is by getting it with JBuilder Professional or Enterprise, it is not sold stand-alone as far as I know (which is REALLY bad from Borland's part, since I think JDataStore is an amazing product in its own right). When you get it you also get a free 1-developer unlimited-use license. This is NOT a deployment license (i.e.: you can use it for testing your applications, but if you start using it for real you have to pay).
Second, If more than one developer wants to develop with you, you have to buy another license for 100 dollars. Each additional developer is US$100.
Third, when is time to DEPLOY the application, you have two choices depending on your application architecture: You can buy a license for EACH user of JDataStore for US$100 per user, OR you can buy a server license for US$2500 which you can use to connect as many users as your application allows. This means that if you have 250 or more users, you should buy the server license, not just because it saves you money, but because it is much more convenient to manage.
2001-Dec-30 10:46am gyles19@visi.com