Regarding Licensing

Details can be found at
https://jazz.net/downloads/rational-team-concert/releases/1.0.1.1

Overview: There are 3 servers: Express-C (free), Express, and Standard.
There are Developer and Contributor client licenses.

Integration with Rational tools (the "Connectors") are included in your
RTC license.

Cheers,
Geoff

lsreedhar wrote:

Hi - iam try to find out licensing information for Team Concert tool.
Is there any licensing that is applicable in its usage? Is the
integration with the Rational tools attracts any additional licensing
fees?

Hi - iam try to find out licensing information for Team Concert tool. Is there any licensing that is applicable in its usage? Is the integration with the Rational tools attracts any additional licensing fees?

The general answer to your question is "no." You should read the license agreements. For example from the early release license used for all our early release (non-GA) builds:

IBM grants You a limited, nonexclusive, nontransferable license to download, install, and use the Program during the evaluation period solely for:

1. internal evaluation and demonstration as a tool You will use to develop Your software projects or products;
2. internal evaluation and demonstration as a platform on which You will develop Your extensions to the Program;
3. research where You are a student or faculty member at an accredited educational institution and:
1. You are studying the use of the Program;
2. You are using the Program as a platform to develop experimental or prototype tools;
4. external demonstration related to b) and c) above;
5. undertaking academic study at an accredited educational institution where the course curriculum requires the use of the Program.

You may make modifications to the source code (including sample code) provided with the Program for these purposes only. You may not copy or distribute the Program or any portions of it, including modifications. IBM does not recommend use of the Program in a production environment.

The license for GA releases (e.g. 1.0.1.1) contains similar wording.