Bindings, Platforms, and Innovation
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Tracking change and innovation in the enterprise software development community
Posted by Charles Humble on Oct 04, 2007 11:23 AM
Nexaweb hashave announced the latest release of their Enterprise Web 2.0 Suite, an application development and deployment platform for building Rich Client, Composite and Enterprise Mashup applications in JEE environments. Nexaweb is among a growing list of companies such as BEA Systems, IBM, and JackBe emphasing the use of mashup technology in the enterpise.
The Nexaweb Enterprise Web 2.0 Suite consists of four major components:
The client-side approach to processing the XML taken by Nexaweb's Universal Client Framework is unique in the context of Rich Internet Applications. Products like OpenLaszlo and Adobe's Flex work by compiling XML to the SWF binary format on the server which is then rendered by Adobe's Flash Player on the client. JSF and jMaki also do their XML processing server-side sending HTML and JavaScript from server to browser. By processing the mark-up and rendering client-side Nexaweb argue that their product allows developers greater flexibility in the client-side technologies they use to create their XML. For example, the UI could be built using XSLT, JSP or any JEE web framework capable of outputting XML.
The main emphasis on this release has been on Nexaweb Studio with a number of new features and enhancements including:
Nexaweb Enterprise Web 2.0 Suite starts at $17,900 (USD) covering the platfrom and support for three developers. Nexaweb state that the product has been used by 5,000 companies.
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