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Sun Java System Application Server Standard and Enterprise Edition 7 2004Q2 Administration Guide

> ## Appendix D
> Running Message Queue Broker with Trial Enterprise License

> Sun Java™ System Application Server 7 Standard and Enterprise Edition uses Sun Java System Message Queue Platform Edition 3.5 SP1as the JMS provider.

> This appendix describes how to run the Enterprise Edition of Sun Java System Message Queue 3.5 SP1 using a trial license. The trial license has a 90-day evaluation period.

> ##

> About Enterprise Edition

> The enterprise edition of Message Queue provides the following additional features over the Platform Edition.

> - Clustering and failover of JMS connections.
> - Multiple Consumer Durable Subscriptions
> - Support for multi-broker message services
> - HTTP/HTTPS connections
> - Secure connection services
> - Scalable connection capability
> - Multiple queue delivery policies
> - Develop, debug, and load test messaging applications and components.

> For more information on these and other features, see the product documentation available at: docs.sun.com.

> ### Running Message Queue Broker with Trial License of Enterprise Edition

> To run the Message Queue broker with a trial license of the Enterprise Edition, start the broker that is used by the Application Server instance with the following additional option:

> -license try

> Note | By default, when an Application Server instance is started, a Message Queue broker instance is also started.

> ##### Example: Using the -license try Option

> The following example shows the use of asadmin command to run the Message Queue broker with the trial license of Sun Java System Message Queue Enterprise Edition 3.5.

> The Application Server instance in this example is named server1.

> asadmin set “server1.jms-service.startArgs= -license try” --user admin --password mypassword --port 4848 --host localhost

> For the change to take effect, you must restart the Application Server instance.

> Note | Enclose the string server1.jms-service.startArgs= -license try in double-quotes, as shown in the example. Make this change when the Application Server instance is not running.

> For more information on JMS service attributes, see Appendix A, "Using the Command Line Interface."

> ### Purchasing the Enterprise Edition License

> To purchase the Sun Java System Message Queue Enterprise Edition license after the evaluation period, go to:

> http://store.sun.com/

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