Correct FormWizard License

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2/3/2011 8:59:32 AM
bbowser
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Correct FormWizard License

I'm wondering which FormWizard Pro License I need to purchase for our web server. Our configuration is Windows Server 2003 and we have a seperate Windows Server 2003 running SQL Server 2005. Do I need to buy the Single License, Server License or the Enterprise License. I really don't need the source code so I'm hoping either the Single License or the Server License will do. Also, once we install the form wizard, is all the data captured in a "FormWizard" table in the mojoPortal database or does it create its own database?

2/3/2011 9:20:22 AM
Joe Audette
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Re: Correct FormWizard License

Hi,

If you're only using one installation of mojoPortal on the server a single installation license is sufficient. If you're going to use multiple installations of mojoPortal on the web server then a server license is what you should get. If you need to install it on more than 3 servers then an Enterprise License would be more economical.

Form Wizard Pro creates its own set of tables (during setup) in the same database used by mojoPortal. The tables are:

sts_WebForm
sts_WebFormOption
sts_WebFormQuestion
sts_WebFormResponse
sts_WebFormResponseSet

Best,

Joe
 

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