“Infoseek Corporation… has announced the availability of
Ultraseek Server(TM) 3.1, a new version of the award-winning
enterprise search application for Fortune 500-size corporate
intranets, enterprise portals and external Web sites. Ultraseek
Server 3.1 is leading the way among major search applications by
offering broad support for Extensible Markup Language (XML)
documents, as XML begins to gain momentum and move the Internet
past the limitations of HTML for defining, structuring, and
delivering Web-based content.”
“Since few enterprises have defined many DTDs to date, and there
are only a few standards available, Ultraseek Server 3.1 provides a
mapping capability for generic DTDs and allows Web administrators
to specify any number of customized mappings. In addition, the
mappings are pre-loaded with several published DTDs.”
“Ultraseek Server 3.1 is available immediately for
downloading for Windows NT, Sun Solaris and Linux (Red Hat
Software’s distribution) operating systems.”
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