My guess is physical CPU sockets on the motherboard. It doesn't matter
how many cores are on a CPU. For example: a quad core Xeon processor =
1 socket unit.
The other thought I had was HTTP listener sockets, but I can't see them
charging per HTTP listener. That doesn't always work in an SOA
environment made up of remote EJBs, JMS, etc. but no web services or web
applications.
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
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> It might be a stupid question, but what does "Socket Units" in the support plans mean?
>
> Thanks,
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