“webMethods, Inc. (Nasdaq:WEBM), the leading provider of
business-to-business integration (B2Bi) solutions, today announced
webMethods B2B(TM) for RosettaNet, the first out-of-the-box,
production-proven solution that enables real-time B2B e-commerce
across the supply chain while providing full integration to a
variety of back-end, legacy and ERP systems. webMethods B2B for
RosettaNet is the only solution that fully supports all common
message standards of RosettaNet in addition to providing the
broadest support of other industry leading B2B protocols such as
XML, cXML, OBI, OAG, ACORD, Microsoft BizTalk and legacy EDI.
RosettaNet is the leading industry standards body and consortium
dedicated to delivering pre-defined B2B interface processes for the
IT and electronic components industries.”
“webMethods B2B for RosettaNet is the only RosettaNet
solution that fully supports all RosettaNet PIPs and is available
on all platforms that support Java, including Microsoft
Windows NT, Microsoft Windows 2000, Sun Microsystems Solaris,
Linux, Hewlett Packard HP-UX, Compaq Unix, and IBM AIX and
AS/400. The product integrates with DBMS products such as Oracle,
Informix, DB2 and Microsoft SQL Server, as well as ERP applications
from Baan, SAP, Oracle and PeopleSoft. In addition, webMethods B2B
for RosettaNet may be deployed in a variety of security and
firewall configurations, depending on the individual security
requirements and concerns of each organization.”
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