- From: Omar Tazi <otazi@orbeon.com>
- Date: Fri, 03 Sep 2004 17:02:00 -0700
- To: www-forms@w3.org
Hi, I wanted to make the W3C community aware of the recently announced Open Integration Suite project, an open source (LGPL) effort chartered to build and maintain enterprise-grade Web development and integration software using XML technologies. Orbeon Inc is a W3C member. The project is being sponsored by Orbeon Inc. through a contribution of the OXF XML Server product line -- you can get more information from the announcement: http://www.orbeon.com/company/pr-oss-announcement or on http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/orbeon Given this group's strong interest in XForms, I thought I would share this exciting news. The Orbeon Presentation Server (part of OIS and formerly known as OXF) is a strong server-side XForms implementation. All free and open source now! Best regards, -Omar P.S.> Here's the highlight: The Open Integration Suite (OIS) is an open source project (LGPL) with a charter to develop and maintain enterprise-grade integration software. The OIS is a modular suite where each component can be used independently or in conjunction with other suite components. The OIS consists of the following five components: * Presentation Server (formerly OXF) is a J2EE-based MVC framework for building web applications that present and capture XML using XForms, XSLT, and Web Services. * XML Server to provide performant, pipeline-based XML processing using XPL, XSLT, XQuery, and XPath. * BPEL Server to orchestrate long-running processes using Web Services and BPEL (in partnership with other open source projects). * ESB to provide a connection back-bone for routing information between loosely coupled services (in partnership with other open source projects). * Studio is an Eclipse plugin for Presentation Server developers building composite web applications. The project is hosted on Sourceforge at http://orbeon.sourceforge.net -- Omar Tazi, CEO otazi@orbeon.com 408.656.5354 (mobile) 650.938.3120 (office) www.orbeon.com
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