At least they could avoid the acronym WAI

It's unfortunate that Netscape decided to use the acronym
WAI for this product --

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  • From: Worldmachine TECHWIRE <TECHWIRE-REQUEST@worldmachine.com>
  • Date: Mon, 31 Aug 1998 16:40:14 -0400 (EDT)
  • Subject: [TECHWIRE] Netscape's new CORBA interface for Web Programming
  • To: techwire@worldmachine.com
  • Message-id: <199808312040.QAA30964@worldmachine.com>
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WAI (Web Application Interface), is a new technology packaged in the most
recent versions of the Netscape Enterprise and Fast Track Web Servers.
It allows web developers to creat CORBA based server-side applications in
Java, C, or C++.  Designed as a fast, robust, and scalable replacement
for CGI (Common Gateway Interface) programs, WAI could quite possibly
become the new standard for creating server side web applications.

For additional info, check out the URL below:
http://www.developer.com/journal/techfocus/082498_waifocus.html

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