Re: [Wrapper-user] License

[David G. <dav...@ma...>]

You can use the 32 bit version of Java on a 64bit operating system and I do this frequently. As such the 32bit wrapper will work ok - I do this for the sake of simplicity as my application runs just fine under a 32bit JVM. So the answer to your question is "neither" - it depends on what version of Java you are using. That of course is limited to the operating system as you cannot use the 64 bit JVM on 32bit Windows - but the opposite will and does work fine.

On 29 Mar 2012, at 08:02, jeroen vranckx wrote:

> Hi,
>  
> As I'm currently working on a migration to a windows 2008R2 failover cluster, I'm looking into the licenses that will be required to run the Java service wrapper on 64-bit systems.
> Now, I have already seen that the community edition will probably not do the trick, and we will need to look for the standard en professional edition to support this.
>  
> However, I do have the following question about that: our new operating system will be 64-bits, but our applications are 32 bit. Let's say in the case, that the 32-bit appliciations would work on the 64-bit operating system(I know that this probably won't be the case),
> is it still needed to get a standard-professional license for the wrapper(64-bit)? So is the choice for the wrapper platform-depended or application-depended?
>  
> I think it would be the first option, but just checking to be sure.
>  
> thanks in advance
>  
> Vranckx Jeroen
>  
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