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AppWare

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AppWare
An earlier client/server development system from Novell that supported Windows and Mac clients. It included Novell's Visual AppBuilder programming tool, which was used to create applications by linking pre-built Application Loadable Modules (ALMs) together. ALMs communicated with each other over a "software bus" known as the AppWare Bus.

Foundation libraries for Windows, Mac, OS/2, NT, Solaris, HP and UnixWare were originally created to provide cross-platform portability. However, in late 1994, Novell dropped the libraries, while continuing with Visual AppBuilder for Windows and Macintosh. Some of AppWare's Visual AppBuilder features and functionality were carried forward in Novell's exteNd product suite.


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Previously, he was Director of Appware Foundation -- a portable graphical user-interface and networking API -- at Novell.
Upgrade CD-ROMs for registered AppWare users are available for $29.
BUSINESS WIRE)--May 13, 1996--Network Multimedia previewed Common Gateway Interface (CGI) and Web server components for AppWare at Apple's World Wide Developer Conference this week.
 
 
 
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