Continuing its streak of product innovation fanfare, IntraNet Solutions Inc. (INRS)
Wednesday introduced new technology from their recently-acquired information
exchange for Web developers to clamor over.
Courtesy of Inso Corp.’s Information Exchange Division, which INRS snapped up last July, Outside In®
Version 6.1 lets those in the industry convert and access unstructured
business content by all types of clients and applications, including
wireless.
New capabilities for Outside In 6.1 include support for WML Export on Red
Hat Linux, Solaris, HP/UX and AIX Unixenvironments; printing functionality
on Linux for the Outside In Viewing API; full format support for Visio 5 and
Visio 2000; and format support for Progressive JPEG and Japanese PDF.
“IntraNet Solutions’ developer technologies play a critical role in our
system by giving us access and rendering capability for over two hundred
types of file formats,” Mark Myers, director of product marketing for
Excalibur Technologies. “Without these components, our solution would be
incomplete.”
Continuing to evolve for the last 10 years, Outside In supports text
extraction, file viewing, printing and copy/paste functionality for
more than 225 different file formats including word processing, spreadsheet,
database, presentation, graphics and archive data types.
“Building on this foundation, the technology will continue to evolve to meet
the increasing demands of these markets, expanding into new areas such as
XML applications and mobile and wireless systems,” Scott Norder, president
of the Information Exchange
Division of IntraNet Solutions.
What Norder said seems to be par for the course for INRS, who just last week
joined the Organization for
Structured Information Standards, a dedicated Extensible Markup Language
(XML) interoperability consortium. The move will give INRS a greater voice
in defining XML standards, which is important for providers of secure
content.
For product and licensing information, those interested can visit the information exchange division of Inso
Corp.
Information Exchange addresses the high-speed dynamics of accessing critical
business information. IED’s expertise lies in the
knowledge of data architectures, discreet applications and platforms
producing solutions that are easy to deploy.
