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7.0.3 Premium version build 3980 ( * )
GigaSpaces eXtreme Application Platform (XAP) is a high-end application server, designed to meet the most demanding business requirements in a cost-effective manner. It is the only product that provides a complete middleware solution on a single, scalable platform. XAP is trusted by Fortune 100 companies, which leverage it as a strategic solution that enhances efficiency and agility across the IT organization.
This free evaluation version of the GigaSpaces XAP Premium license includes the entire set of XAP's capabilities. It is best suited for environments requiring high scalability, medium-to-large clusters, or in-depth application support.
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GigaSpaces Licensing and Pricing Options
Product Documentation, 7.0 Release Notes, and Technical High-Level View of XAP
Find out more about the GigaSpaces’ product lifecycle, End-of-Life (EOL) policy relating to GigaSpaces products and related third-party products, extended support, upgrade path and assistance available.
7.0.3 Premium version for Java 5+
7.0.3 Premium .Net version - Win64
7.0.3 Premium .Net version - Win 32
7.0.3 C++ package - Win32 - VS8.0
7.0.3 C++ package - Win32 - VS7.1
7.0.3 Community version build 3980
Download the GigaSpaces Community Edition, which includes a full and mature implementation of the GigaSpaces eXtreme Application Platform, but is functionally constrained to a single node.
It is useful for testing, development and small-scale deployments. This edition is targeted for developers who are building applications that do not currently have special scalability or performance requirements - but anticipate such requirements in the future and would like to prepare for their future needs by architecting their system around scalable concepts.
It is useful for testing, development and small-scale deployments. This edition is targeted for developers who are building applications that do not currently have special scalability or performance requirements - but anticipate such requirements in the future and would like to prepare for their future needs by architecting their system around scalable concepts.