Web and Database Integration

February 1998 / What's New / Web and Database Integration

Kiva's Enterprise Server 2.0 ($35,000 on Unix, $25,000 for Windows NT) middleware resides between Web-server software and an enterprise database, helping developers create applications that work with existing enterprise systems. Developers can use Kiva's Java and C++ libraries to write applets or applications that talk back to the server via IIOP (using a third-party ORB from Iona or Visigenics) or Kiva's own communications protocol. The classes are transport-independent. Thus, developers can use a third-party bridge to DCOM.
Contact:  Kiva Software, Mountain View, CA
Phone:    650-526-3900
Internet: http://www.kivasoft.com
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