CS 2007 license and price ?

CS 2007 license and price ?

• Duncan Woods

  This might sound like a plug, but the MSDN subscription licenses are worth their weight in gold. Even will access to CS 2007 being free I highly recommend the MSDN subscription if you don't already have it.

  Cheers,
  Colin

  
  
  

• kennm

  Caesar Samsi - MSFT wrote:

  When selling your solution to customers, they will need to purchase their own licenses as well: Commerce Server 2007, they'll have to choose between Standard or Developer Edition

  
  
  So if they choose Developer Edition, is that free for them
  
  Thanks again.
  
  
  

• s26f84

  You should only need the developers license if you are not hosting a site yourself. Your customers would then need a proper license - I can't tell you how much it was because I wasn't party to this information.
  

• Zhou Yong

  If they are a smaller operation without really high demands for their site, they would probably be fine with the Commerce Server 2007 Standard Edition at a cost of $6,999 U.S. per processor on their server.
  
  Note: they would also need a license for SQL Server 2005, which currently runs at $5,999 U.S. per processor.
  
  
  

• rickey_k

  Can anybody help me about this

  Thanks a lot.

  
  

• MadhukarChaubey

  daica_ok wrote:

  Thanks for your answer. I have read about the licenses on the Microsoft website. But I still wonder about this. For example, I will buy the CS 2007. I use the CS 2007 framework, object, architecture, v.v... to build a complete solution. And then I want to sell that solution to the customer. So, in this case, what is the license I need And can you tell me more about the CS 2007 licenses (because I find so little information on the MS site) Thanks again.

  Hi there, (Jeff/all thanks for providing the licensing links!)

  For your own development purposes, you'll need to purchase your own licenses for the following:

  • Commerce Server 2007 Developer edition happens to be free
  • SQL Server (2000 or 2005)
  • Windows Server 2003
  • Development tools (Visual Studio)

  When selling your solution to customers, they will need to purchase their own licenses as well:

  • Commerce Server 2007, they'll have to choose between Standard or Developer Edition
  • SQL Server (2000 or 2005)
  • Windows Server 2003
  • Optional: development tools (Visual Studio) if they need to perform in-house development maintenance tasks

  Thanks, Caesar.

  
  
  

• PCSQL66

  Microsoft provides Commerce Server 2007 Evaluation Edition so that users can evaluate the product before they make a decision to purchase their licenses. Microsoft also provides Commerce Server 2007 Developer Edition FREE to developers (but not for production purposes). Pricing and license details can be found at http://www.microsoft.com/commerceserver/howtobuy/production.mspx.

  Jeff Lynch
  MVP Windows Server System - Commerce Server
  http://codebetter.com/blogs/jeff.lynch

  
  
  

• gifuran

  Thanks for your answer.

  I have read about the licenses on the Microsoft website. But I still wonder about this. For example, I will buy the CS 2007. I use the CS 2007 framework, object, architecture, v.v... to build a complete solution. And then I want to sell that solution to the customer. So, in this case, what is the license I need And can you tell me more about the CS 2007 licenses (because I find so little information on the MS site)

  Thanks again.

  
  

• Joao Pinto

  I believe Caeser meant to write that the customer needs to choose between Standard and Enterprise edition.

  The developer edition, while free, limits the system to ~10 client connections. That's more than enough for a single user to debug an application, but you could see how that might have some problems when scaling out in an enterprise scenario.

  
  
  
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