What is Servertec Internet Server EJC Edition?
Servertec Internet Server EJC Edition is a subset of Servertec Internet Server created to run on Snijder Micro Systems' EJC computers.

Who should use Servertec Internet Server EJC Edition?
Independent Software Vendors (ISV) and Embedded Systems developers who need a small, reliable and affordably priced Royalty Free Application/Web Server to quickly integrate with their applications on EJC computers.

Individuals and businesses who are using EJC computers and who need an Internet or Intranet solution or who need support for Servlets.

What can Servertec Internet Server EJC Edition be used for?
Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM), Independent Software Vendors (ISV), Corporations and Embedded Systems developers who need a small, reliable and affordably priced Royalty Free Application/Web Server to quickly integrate with their applications on Snijder Micro Systems' EJC computers.

Individuals and businesses who are using Snijder Micro Systems' EJC computers and who need an Internet or Intranet solution or who need support for Servlets.

Where can Servertec Internet Server EJC Edition be used?
Servertec Internet Server EJC Edition runs on any Snijder Micro Systems' EJC computer.

What is the future of Servertec Internet Server EJC Edition?
Check out our Future Plans.

What is the difference between the .NET, aJile, EJC, SNAP, TINI, Professional and Enterprise Editions?
Servertec Internet Server Professional Edition includes single server ISAPI, NSAPI, Apache, AOL Server, Java and CGI gateways and does not include failover, load-balancing clustering technologies and clustering ISAPI, NSAPI, Apache, AOL Server, Java and CGI gateways.

Servertec Internet Server Enterprise Edition includes failover, load-balancing clustering technologies and clustering ISAPI, NSAPI, Apache, AOL Server, Java and CGI gateways.

Servertec Internet Server .NET Edition was designed to run with Microsoft's .NET Framework.

Servertec Internet Server aJile Edition is designed to run on Ajile Systems' embedded real-time Java single board computers.

Servertec Internet Server EJC Edition is designed to run on Snijder Micro Systems' EJC embedded computers.

Servertec Internet Server SNAP Edition is designed to run on Imsys Technologies AB' SNAP embedded computers.

Servertec Internet Server TINI Edition is designed to run on Dallas Semiconductor's TINI embedded computers.

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.