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Novell exteNd
Developer(s)Novell
TypeWeb development

Novell exteNd, formerly known as SilverStream, was a web application development suite from Novell that was discontinued in 2005[citation needed].

History

Novell had purchased SilverStream in the summer of 2002.[1]

As of November 2003, exteNd was still a "work in progress" according to InfoWorld.[1]

Overview

The latest version was 5.2. With the release of Novell Identity Manager 3, the components of the portal services in exteNd were rebranded into the IDM User Application, a component of NetIQ Identity Manager.[citation needed]

The ExteNd platform provides a visual environment that simplifies the development and deployment of business solutions that exploit existing systems.[citation needed] Based on Java technology, it contains tools for integration of legacy systems to Web Services with XML and Java EE. Web Portal contains standard-based portlets.[citation needed]

Components

Novell exteNd has four components:

  • The exteNd Application Server, which extends the SilverStream application server[1]
  • The exteNd Composer, a run-time engine and development suite[1]
  • The exteNd Director, which constructs and executes portals and web applications[1]
  • The exteNd Workbench, an IDE which Novell was in the process of merging with the exteNd Director.[1] The tool provides an intuitive GUI for deploying on J2EE.[2]

Integration structure

Integration connectors includes:[citation needed]

Uses and recognition

Users of Novell exteNd included Hartford Hospital[3] and Imperial Sugar Company.[2]

References

  1. ^ a b c d e f Grehan, Rick (2003-11-21). "Novell's exteNd still a work in progress". InfoWorld. Retrieved 2024-06-12.
  2. ^ a b Williams, Jason; Clegg, Peter; Dulaney, Emmett (2005-03-07). Expanding Choice: Moving to Linux and Open Source with Novell Open Enterprise Server. Pearson Education. ISBN 978-0-672-33266-1.
  3. ^ Inc, CXO Media (August 2004). CSO. CXO Media Inc. {{cite book}}: |last= has generic name (help)
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