License consumption for RTC
If I use the RTC SDK plain Java client libraries from a 3rd party application for
- user authentication with Jazz credentials
- querying and updating work items
then, will the RTC license(s) be consumed in the process?
Will this change if the RTC I am using is a free version (for upto 10 users)? Will it be different if I use a licensed version with more than 10 users?
- user authentication with Jazz credentials
- querying and updating work items
then, will the RTC license(s) be consumed in the process?
Will this change if the RTC I am using is a free version (for upto 10 users)? Will it be different if I use a licensed version with more than 10 users?
One answer
Note that there isn't really a "fee version of RTC", but rather there
are "free licenses". Whether or not a given user can perform a given
operation depends on what license has been assigned to that user (via
the RTC license manager). If the license they have been assigned allows
them to perform the requested operation, then they will consume an
instance of that license.
Cheers,
Geoff
On 8/29/2011 4:08 AM, kamalsur wrote:
are "free licenses". Whether or not a given user can perform a given
operation depends on what license has been assigned to that user (via
the RTC license manager). If the license they have been assigned allows
them to perform the requested operation, then they will consume an
instance of that license.
Cheers,
Geoff
On 8/29/2011 4:08 AM, kamalsur wrote:
If I use the RTC SDK plain Java client libraries from a 3rd party
application for
- user authentication with Jazz credentials
- querying and updating work items
then, will the RTC license(s) be consumed in the process?
Will this change if the RTC I am using is a free version (for upto 10
users)? Will it be different if I use a licensed version with more
than 10 users?