Snaml 2.0 Release

Toronto, Ontario - July 4, 2002 - Neatware, a software company for enterprise applications today announced the availability of Snaml 2.0, a package for XML processing.

Snaml will support J2EE, .NET, and TCL platforms. Snaml for Java is a Java Servlet package for XML processing. XHTML, an XML application for HTML, is designed to be the future presentation standard for both web and mobile document. WML is another XML application for wireless application based on WAP architecture. Snaml for Java package consists of both XHTML and WML support. It can plug-in any Java development environments such as IBM's WebSphere, BEA's WebLogic, and Sun ONE. You can generate XHTML/WML pages dynamically and build a consistent website by using Snaml for Java. Morever, Snaml for Java is much easier to connect to a database and complete session management. Snaml for Java is high-performance because of the implementation of servlets and is scalable on multiple processors with threads.

Snaml for Tcl is a Tcl extension for XML (XHTML, WML) processing. It can finish the same functions like Snaml for Java.

Visit http://www.neatware.com/snaml/ for more information.

Contact

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About Neatware

Neatware, an Independent Software Vendor (ISV), provides NEAT software products and services for enterprise, wireless, and multimedia applications. Neatware is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Visit Neatware's website http://www.neatware.com for more information.