licensing question

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I have a question on Biztalk licensing as it applies to applications.
The licensing for the Partner edition states that it supports
integration with up to three applications and three trading partners.
It is not clear to me how an application would be defined in my
situation. Let me explain.

My organization is developing a workflow application that consists of
several infopath forms routed between WSS sites using biztalk as the
workflow engine. Would this be considered a single application? would
it be considered two applications since infopath and WSS are involved?
How is the three application limitation enforced within biztalk?

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