What is Servertec Persistent Object Store?
How does Servertec Persistent Object Store differ from other database engines?
Who should use Servertec Persistent Object Store?
What can Servertec Persistent Object Store be used for?
Where can Servertec Persistent Object Store be used?
What is the future of Servertec Persistent Object Store?
What is the difference between Servertec Persistent Object Store's POS and XPOS packages?
What is the difference between Servertec's Open Source, End-User, Corporate, ISV and OEM products?
How can Servertec sell it's products so inexpensively?
What is Servertec Persistent Object Store?
Servertec Persistent Object Store (POS) is an easy to use high-performance
cross-platform standalone object oriented database engine written entirely in
JavaTM.
How does Servertec Persistent Object Store differ from other database engines?
Servertec Persistent Object Store is an object oriented database engine that does
not require SQL, JDBC or OR (object to relational) mapping and unlike most
database engines/servers that require consideral resources,
Servertec Persistent Object Store 32-bit engine is only 26KB.
Who should use Servertec Persistent Object Store?
Software developers who are developing applications that require a
high-performance cross-platform standalone object oriented database engine.
What can Servertec Persistent Object Store be used for?
Servertec Persistent Object Store is ideal for creating standalone database applications,
including on mobile and wireless devices and on embedded systems.
Where can Servertec Persistent Object Store be used?
Servertec Persistent Object Store can be used on any platform that supports
Java version 1.1.x or later.
What is the future of Servertec Persistent Object Store?
Servertec plans to continue to develop and improve Servertec Persistent Object Store.
Check out our Future Plans.
What is the difference between Servertec Persistent Object Store's POS and XPOS packages?
POS is a compact 32-bit engine and XPOS is a highly scalable 64-bit engine
that supports distribution of object stores across multiple volume files.
What is the difference between Servertec's Open Source, End-User, Corporate, ISV and OEM products?
Open Source ...
End-User products are for individuals or entities who wish to license
Servertec products on a per server or per user basis. Personal products
include 30-day limited support.
Corporate Subscriptions are site licenses for individuals, institutions
or entities who need a license to Servertec products that allows them to
internally use Servertec products on an unlimited number of servers or an
unlimited number of users without having to pay on a per seat or per server
basis. All Corporate Subscriptions include 12 months of updates and support.
ISV Subscriptions are licenses for individuals, institutions or entities
who need a license to Servertec products that allows them embed and distribute
Servertec Software Royalty Free as an integral part of their end-user focused
applets, servlets or standalone applications. All ISV Subscriptions include 12
months of updates and support.
OEM Subscriptions are licenses for individuals, institutions or entities
who need a license to Servertec products that allows them embed and distribute
Servertec Software Royalty Free as an integral part of their developer focused
applets, servlets or standalone applications. All OEM Subscriptions include 12
months of updates and support.
How can Servertec sell it's products so inexpensively?
Servertec is a company built-around the Internet who does not have many of
the costs associated with traditional brick and mortar businesses. Most of
Servertec's customers are large corporations who purchase Corporate / ISV
Subscriptions. Finally, Servertec has been able to cut prices by half by
focusing on direct sales and by not wasting money on advertising.
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