Release Candidate definition
Examples of Release Candidate in a sentence
Upon acceptance of the Release Candidate version of the PDFPress Client Software and PDFPress Server Software under Section 5.2, Adobe shall pay to ESPS the remaining three hundred thousand dollars ($300,000) of the License Fee.
ESPS will provide localizable versions of the PDFPress Client software for French and German as part of the Alpha, Beta, and Release Candidate releases.
In the event that ESPS fails to deliver the Release Candidate version of the PDFPress Client Software and PDFPress Server Software within thirty (30) days of the delivery date set forth in the schedule attached hereto as Exhibit B, Adobe may retain as a penalty ten percent (10%) of the scheduled payment for such version.
In accordance with the specifications and timetables identified and mutually agreed upon in Exhibit B, ESPS shall deliver to Adobe: (i) one master copy each version (Alpha, Beta and Release Candidate versions) of the Object Code of the PDFPress Client Software and PDFPress Server Software, and (ii) one copy of the ESPS Documentation.
Adobe shall complete localization of the ESPS Software for French, German and Japanese within twelve (12) months of the acceptance of the Release Candidate under Section 5.
The term of the licenses for the PDFPress Client Software and the PDFPress Server Software shall commence upon delivery and acceptance of the Release Candidate of the PDFPress Client Software and the PDFPress Server Software and the full payment of Adobe of the License Fee.
ESPS will have the exclusive right to market and license the PDFPress Server Software to the Named Accounts for a period of twelve (12) months after the date of acceptance by Adobe of the Release Candidate version of the ESPS Software under Section 5.2. In the event that ESPS has not licensed the PDF Server Software to the Named Account within such twelve (12) month period, Adobe may thereafter market and sublicense the PDFPress Server Software to such Named Account.
The final Beta release, referred as the Release Candidate for Acceptance, will be used for Acceptance procedure.
Supplier will deliver, and AT&T will accept the Material or Services for testing if Supplier considers the Material or Services to be the Release Candidate.
The Release Candidate will be then name as the Final Release to be used for deployment purposes.