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ActiveWorksAn application integration system originally from Active Software, Inc. that runs on Solaris, HP/UX, Windows NT/2000 and IRIX. ActiveWorks was introduced in 1995 and provided robust message brokering and business process middleware for large enterprises. The broker supported publish and subscribe messaging as well as multiple instances of the broker in a distributed environment. Visual programming of each integration process was featured, and more than 50 database and application environments were supported, including mainframes, the major ERP products, leading Web servers and other messaging brokers.
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Delivered through an Application Service Provider (ASP) model and
in combination with the ActiveWorks solution, Evant eliminates the need
for organizations to custom integrate diverse back-end systems,
combining merchandising operations and moving them to the Internet for
maximum competitive advantage. Edwards will
license and embed Active Software's ActiveWorks Integration System
in OneWorld Xe software to enable inter-enterprise collaboration. In addition, webMethods has also recently developed an
out-of-the-box solution that bridges enterprise applications integrated
via ActiveWorks with webMethods-powered B2B trading networks and
marketplaces. |
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