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TIBCO Releases AJAX-Based Development Solution "General Interface 3.0"

Aimed at Rich Internet Application Design and Deployment
By SOA News Desk
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September 12, 2005 05:45 PM EDT
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A separate edition of this product is currently in development, Tibco says,  for individuals looking to evaluate and build smaller, less critical applications that do not require access to enterprise-level support or professional services. Applications builts with this version will run in  Microsoft Internet Explorer with future releases to run in Mozilla Firefox. Developers interested in early access to this edition should contact the company.

The background story to this latest announcement dates to October 2004, when Tibco  Software acquired General Interface in  "to build on the company's established leadership in service-oriented and real-time infrastructure products," according to Tibco. First brought to market in 2001, General Interface has been used to provide Web applications that have the rich features of desktop installed software, but the lower cost profile of web deployments. TIBCO General Interface has powered applications at Fortune 1000 companies and within the U.S. government for four years.

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SYS-CON Australia News Desk 03/01/06 06:47:34 PM EST

The new Tibco General Interface 3.0 consists of two components, Tibco General Interface Framework and Tibco General Interface Builder, which together enable developers to deliver applications that run completely in a standard Web browser, the company says. This installation-free framework eliminates the need for client-side software, end-user plug-ins, ActiveX controls or Java applets.
Ajax News Desk 12/23/05 06:02:46 PM EST

Tibco Releases AJAX-Based Development Solution
The new Tibco General Interface 3.0 consists of two components, Tibco General Interface Framework and Tibco General Interface Builder, which together enable developers to deliver applications that run completely in a standard Web browser, the company says. This installation-free framework eliminates the need for client-side software, end-user plug-ins, ActiveX controls or Java applets.
Ajax News Desk 12/23/05 05:38:05 PM EST

The new Tibco General Interface 3.0 consists of two components, Tibco General Interface Framework and Tibco General Interface Builder, which together enable developers to deliver applications that run completely in a standard Web browser, the company says. This installation-free framework eliminates the need for client-side software, end-user plug-ins, ActiveX controls or Java applets.
SOA Web Services Journal 09/12/05 02:36:24 PM EDT

Tibco Releases AJAX-Based Development Solution. The new Tibco General Interface 3.0 consists of two components, Tibco General Interface Framework and Tibco General Interface Builder, which together enable developers to deliver applications that run completely in a standard Web browser, the company says. This installation-free framework eliminates the need for client-side software, end-user plug-ins, ActiveX controls or Java applets.