Business-to-business solution provider ObjectSpace Inc. Monday rolled out its
Voyager Enterprise Application Server 3.2. designed to increase the reliability,
scalability and security of intranets.
Built on the strength of Voyager ORB Professional, Voyager application
server enables the construction of distributed applications using standard
Enterprise Java Beans. Through its “universal container,” Voyager
supports RMI, CORBA COM clients, CORBA 2 ORB and object transaction
services.
Support for new Web services has been added to Voyager application server
3.2, including an HTTP Server, Java Server Pages and Java servlets.
JSPs allow the flexibility of embedding Java servlets within an HTML page
for later interpretation and execution. Servlets provide increased
portability, efficiency, performance and power over traditional CGI-based
Web servers.
The new container-managed persistence feature in Voyager 3.2 allows the
transparent storage and retrieval of Java objects, separating the details of
object persistence from the business logic. Voyager Application Server 3.2
has been adapted to use The Object People’s TOPLink object/relational
mapping tool to provide container-managed persistence.
To address security demands of industrial-strength applications, Voyager 3.2
now includes support for the industry standard Secure Socket Layer (SSL) 3.0
protocol.
“Today’s e-business applications demand the scalability, confidentiality,
and data integrity provided by Voyager application server,”
said David Norris, ObjectSpace president and chief executive officer. “Built
on the strength and universality of Voyager ORB, the Voyager application
server from ObjectSpace delivers the industry’s most flexible application
server.”
Voyager application server 3.2 is available and can be purchased directly
from ObjectSpace. A 30-day evaluation copy may be downloaded from the
ObjectSpace Web site.
