Innovision
Corp. Tuesday released its second-generation, distributed XML Protocol
Server with development toolkits. The tool is built upon Innovision’s core
technology, which the company believes makes it possible for users to take
advantage of the power of XML.
Innovision’s XML Protocol Server utilizes the same core Java/CORBA
architecture as that of the company’s OFX server. Its new XML development
tools enable developers to design complete Web applications. Among the
product’s features:
- The ability to create seamless connections to XML protocols using
industry-standard Document Object Model (DOM) APIs - An XML object
generator that uses Document Type Definitions (DTDs) to automatically
create PSOMs for use on both the client and server side - Value-added Web
development tools for Java that are scriptable using JavaScript and or
JScript - A simplified integration environment which can connect to
leading back-end and database systems - Identical support for cross
browsers, high/low-end browsers and other embedded client devices
- Support for industry- and custom-defined XML protocols
- An
integrated, Web-based development environment
The beta release of the Innovision XML Protocol Server is available from
the Innovision Web site. It is scheduled to become available for Sun
Solaris and Windows NT platforms early next year.
