I got the following email today from a reader:
Hi Frank, We've initiated a large eCommerce project here at my organisation and we have decided to use Visual Studio .Net 2005 to develop the required web applications. We are planning for a July/August 2005 live release. Legally, are we allowed to do this?
Hi Frank,
We've initiated a large eCommerce project here at my organisation and we have decided to use Visual Studio .Net 2005 to develop the required web applications.
We are planning for a July/August 2005 live release. Legally, are we allowed to do this?
Finally a question I know the answer to:
The Visual Studio 2005 and .NET Framework 2.0 Beta 2 EULA will permit customers to deploy applications based on Beta 2 into production. This addendum is called the 'Go Live' license. The Go Live license permits the deployment of ASP.NET, Windows Forms, and .NET Compact Framework applications.
There are several restrictions that you should be aware of:
The Go Live license will be available as a click-through license on MSDN. The URL will be published in conjunction with the Beta 2 launch.
For more information please contact vsgolive@microsoft.com.
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