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  3. April 2003

Re: Accessing source members for editing in an IASP

 >> 1. The standard version is free for anyone who has the WDS licensed
product
 >> 2. The advanced edition costs extra

Is the correct answer.

I'm afraid I don't agree with the rest of your rationale though.  The
standard version uses the exact same workbench etc. as the advanced.  The
extras are just that - extras.  There's no bait and switch - all the tools
you need for WebFacing etc. are in the standard bundle.  Since not everyone
wants/needs EJB support etc they have decided not to up the base price of
WDS but rather to charge extra to those who need the extra features.  Sounds
right to me.

There's one other point that I think may be wrong in your comments - the
standard version as far as I know includes a WAS test environment.  The
advanced version includes _multiple_ test environments WAS 4, WAS 5, and WAS
Express I think.

Jon Paris
Partner400
www.Partner400.com

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