Servertec today announced the release of iServer, its scalable, platform-independent Java-based Web server.

Features of the iServer Web server include:

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• Platform Independence - iServer is pure Java and will run on any Java-capable platform.
• Open Standards - iServer supports open standards such as Java, Java Servlet API, HTTP, CGI, SSI, HTML, TCP/IP, RMI, JDBC, ODBC and CORBA.
• High Performance Web Engine - iServer is developed around a high performance Wb engine.
• Extensible Architecture - iServer can be easily expanded using Servlets, CGI and iScript.
• Scalable Solution - Using server-side redirection and Servlets enables developers to create robust, scalable solutions.
• Fault Tolerant - Java provides a robust environment for serving Web pages and running server side internet applications.

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  Object Oriented - Developers create object oriented reusable modules (servlets) which encapsulate business logic.
• n-Tier Solution - iServer is an intergral part of a client/server computing; the Web Browser provides the presentation, the Web Server provides page delivery, the Application Server provides the business logic and the Database Server provides storage and retrieval of information.
• Data Access - Use JDBC to create data-driven Web-based applications that have access to a variety of data sources.
• Tiny Foot Print - iServer uses 65K for the base package and under 120K for the rest.
• Server Side Scripting - Using iScript dynamic and data driven web pages can be easily generated from templates.
• Common Gateway Interface (CGI) - Fully supports the Common Gateway Interface.
• Server Side Includes (SSI) - iServer generates pages that use Server Side Includes.
• Session States - Provides support for maintaining information specific to a user session.
• Web-based Administration - Using a Web brower, administrators can easily manage iServer.
• Fully Configurable - Developers can easily reconfigure iServer by editing simple text files and HTML pages.
• Log Files - iServer generates detailed logs of server access, errors and events.
• Online Documentation - All iServer documentation is available as Web pages.
• Other- Supports other functionality found in professional Web servers.

For additional information about iServer, or to download the free iServer preview release, visit the iServer Web site.


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