CRN: Start-up Tool Vendor Wants Integrators | Linux Today

CRN: Start-up Tool Vendor Wants Integrators

Written By
Web Webster
Web Webster
Dec 7, 1999

The Scriptics Connect 1.0 business-to-business integration
server offers what Mountain View, Calif., start-up Scriptics said
is the first XML infrastructure for developing business-to-business
applications….

“It supports the open source Apache Web server on the Solaris
operating system and Microsoft’s IIS on Windows NT. Connect 1.1,
which will ship by the end of the month, will add Netscape’s Web
server to Solaris and NT and Apache on the Linux OS….”

“Scriptics was founded last year by open source Tcl author John
Ousterhout to develop a Tcl tool suite, TclPro 1.3. Koenig said the
company will continue to work on open source Tcl products, and a
new Tcl tool kit featuring improvements from the open source
community is planned for early next year.”

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Web Webster

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