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ZapNote: DreamFactory - Server-Less Rich Client for Web Services ZapNote»rank:by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :Users are coming to expect increasingly greater interactivity from their distributed applications. They are demanding a set of rich user experience capabilities from their Web and composite applications that include visual interactivity elements and instant access to information they have become accustomed to as part of their desktop computing experience. In addition, businesses want to gain the operational and cost advantages of deploying applications over the Internet, but don’t want the limitations that Web browsers impose on user interfaces. DreamFactory hopes to eliminate the trade-offs that companies must make between rich client interfaces and low-cost distributed computing by offering a 100% client-based rich client solution that leverages XML, Web Services, and Internet ... |
ZapNote: Epicentric ZapNote: Web Services Portal Platform and User Interface Specifications»rank:by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :Portals are being used to provide access to content sources or applications such as Siebel and SAP, and enable a common composite application that is accessible via a web browser-based interface. There is a strong intersection with this application-centric use of portals and what is going on with Web Services. Portals provide a compelling means for application delivery of Web Services in a familiar development and management environment. Epicentric has produced a number of advanced products and services to address this capability, and has championed the development of XML-based formats for specification of presentation-layer interfaces for Web Services. |
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ZapNote: Epigraph ZapNote: Managing Ontologies and XML Data»rank:by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :The theory of the Semantic Web is that systems can interact autonomously by sharing a language as well as a logical framework for making decisions. Powered by XML and RDF, the Semantic Web offers a mechanism for informing systems of the context or intent of the information described. A core element of any Semantic Web system is the maintenance of a storage repository for ontologies and instance documents. Many Semantic Web systems thus become, in effect, Content Management system, enabling the management of vast amounts of XML data and providing mechanisms for users to edit and maintain ontologies. Epigraph's flagship product, Xcellerant, provides a visual and architectural management tool for housing all ... |
ZapNote: eXcelon ZapNote: Robust Native XML Data Storage and Management»rank:by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :There are two major categories of XML data store: extensions to relational database systems (RDBMS) and a new category of "Native" XML data stores (NXDs). While extensions to RDBMS systems simply enable RDBMS databases to map XML documents to relational tables, NXDs allow users to insert XML documents directly into the system without need for mapping or interacting with anything besides the XML document. eXcelon's eXtensible Information Server (XIS) is an "XML data management system (XDBMS)" that is aimed squarely at the problem of storing arbitrarily structured XML documents. Among other features, XIS provides node level management of XML data, dealing with XML document information at the element level, rather than the ... |
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ZapNote: Fidesic ZapNote: XML-Powered Electronic Payment»rank:by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :Paper-based invoices and payments are inefficient, time-consuming for both the payer and payee, and are fraught with potential for error and delays due to the postal service and the required time to take payment to the bank for deposit and processing. XML, Web Services, and associated technologies promise to solve these problems and present to users a more efficient, integrated, and lower-cost solution for automating electronic payment. Fidesic provides a solution to the above problems through an electronic invoicing and payment solutions that integrates with existing financial applications. The solution supports the full payment cycle from invoicing to payment transmission and settlement. |
ZapNote: Fiorano Software ZapNote: Delivering on the Promise of Process-Driven, Service-Oriented Integration»rank:by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :While there has been much attention played to early Web Services entrants and vendors of products that enable Service-Oriented Architectures, there have been few companies to pull together all the requisite components required to meet the needs of enterprise architects looking to build SOAs that deliver on the promise of business agility. Fiorano Software may be one of the first vendors to do so. The company has leveraged their early visibility and dominance in JMS-compliant messaging to deliver a feature-rich, powerful solution for process-driven, Service-Oriented Integration. In addition to a robust messaging platform, the company has recently unveiled an integration solution that combines visual, process-driven development of composite applications with an SOA-based ... |
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ZapNote: Flamenco Networks ZapNote: Facilitating the Implementation of Enterprise-Class Web Services»rank:by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :While a lot of effort and emphasis has been placed on the development of Web Services standards and specifications, there are a number of cross-platform and cross-organization implementation issues associated with actually putting Web Services technologies to use. Flamenco Networks has unveiled a three-layered approach to Web Services connection provisioning, optimized SOAP communications, and value-added network services. The system provides a means to automate Web Service roll out, synchronize infrastructure configuration, and provide value-added services in the form of third-party non-repudiation, service level agreements, secure and reliable delivery, and ongoing management of the Web Services network. |
ZapNote: Forum Systems ZapNote: Advanced XML Network Appliance»rank:by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :Rather than requiring each application on the network to comply with the latest XML-based security specifications, compression algorithms, and business process standards, most organizations will seek to implement centralized intermediaries that will handle these tasks on behalf of the applications. Hardware XML Network Appliances can fill the role of the XML and Web Services intermediary in a credible way.Forum Systems has produced a hardware appliance that aims to fill the role as Web Services Proxy as and XML "Application Firewall" by processing XML network traffic and applying security, routing, and transformation operations to the data in a transparent manner. They see the XML Network Appliance as an increasingly important device that will ... |
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ZapNote: FRx Software ZapNote: Using XML for Budgeting and Forecasting»rank:by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :Leveraging the Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL), and XML format for business financial reporting, FRx Forecaster (formerly ebudgets.com) has launched a product that uses XML to aggregate budgetary and financial information across many enterprise and legacy systems. |
ZapNote: Fuego»rank:by: Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :Leveraging the Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL), and XML format for business financial reporting, FRx Forecaster (formerly ebudgets.com) has launched a product that uses XML to aggregate budgetary and financial information across many enterprise and legacy systems. |