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Sun ONE Active Server Pages 4.0

Sun ONE Active Server Pages

Sun ONE Active Server Pages software is a secure, enterprise-class Active Server Pages (ASP) engine for the Sun ONE and Apache Web servers. Sun ONE Active Server Pages (ASP) is designed to help organizations deploy new or existing ASP applications within a secure and reliable Web infrastructure, such as the Sun ONE Web Server running on the Solaris Operating System. The new version 4.0, adds support for Microsoft ASP 3.0, VBScript/JScript 5.5, and XML, and includes enhancements to its COM-to-Java technology bridge and integration with popular Web authoring tools, such as Macromedia's Dreamweaver MX and Microsoft FrontPage.

 

Price: 

 

GBP

 

SunOne ASP License 

340

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System Requirements

Required:

  • Memory: 256 MB required; 512 MB or more recommended

  • Disk Space: 150 MB

 
Supported:

  • Solaris 9 and 8 Operating Systems (SPARCŪ Platform Edition)

  • Linux (x86) Kernel 2.4, GLIBC 2.2.5

  • Red Hat Linux 7.3

  • SuSE Linux 8.0

  • Microsoft Windows NT and 2000 

Security

 

Feature

Function

Benefit

Sun ONE Web Server integration

Allows the Sun ONE Web Server to support ASP applications on various platforms

Allows secure deployment of ASP applications

Secure File System Access

Controls an ASP application's access to the file system. Unlike Microsoft ASP, the Enable Parent Paths configuration is completely locked down when set to 'no'

Allows secure deployment of ASP applications

Adoptive Defined or Inherit Security Mode

Controls access to content via user permissions defined by the Web server

Protects Web applications and data

 

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Application Development
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Feature

Function

Benefit

Support for ASP 3.0

Provides application support for ASP components on various platforms

Enable cross-platform deployment

Support for VBScript 5.5 and JScript 5.5

Provides ASP scripting support on various platforms

Enable cross-platform deployment

Support for ActiveX Data Objects (ADO)

Provides access and manipulation of data from databases within an ASP application

Enable cross-platform deployment

ODBC Database Drivers

Bridges access to the database from an ASP application

 

Sun ONE Active Server Pages includes ODBC database drivers for Oracle, Sybase, DB2, Informix, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Access, dBASE, and PostgreSQL.

Provides rapid application deployment. Reduces overall cost of operations

COM-to-Java Bridge

Provides programmers with full access to Java's object-oriented environment direct from ASP scripting

 

The built-in COM-to-Java bridge, an ActiveX control that acts as a wrapper for Java objects to be used bythe scripting engines, provides support for Java objects and classes

Allows full application portability. Also provides enhanced security for application components

XML Support

Allow developers to incorporate pages using the Document Object Model (DOM) and HTTP features of MSXML 1.0 (Microsoft's XML parser) into their Sun ONE ASP applications

 

The Sun ONE ASP XML control is based on the Java API for XML Processing (JAXP) implementation. An MSXML 1.0 DOM compatibility layer allows syntax written for use with the Microsoft control to function with minimal modification

Minimizes changes to code. Maintains familiar development environment

 
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Manageability
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Feature

Function

Benefit

Database Publisher

A client/server application that enables a Microsoft Access database running on Windows to be published to a MySQL database

Simplifies application migration

MySQL Database Management System (DBMS)

DBMS is a database administration system for MySQL, enabling MySQL databases to be administered from a user-friendly administration console instead of the command line

Simplifies managements of ASP applications

Web-based Administration Console

Provides easy management and configuration of the ASP server engine

Simplifies managements of ASP applications

Server monitoring and diagnostic tools

Provides real-time tracking and monitoring of server performance and availability

Maximizes uptime

ASP error logging

Provides quick detection and diagnosis of server errors

Maximizes uptime

Auto Deadlock Recovery

Failed processes, whether from malformed ASP code or lockeddatabase connections, are automatically restarted

Maximizes uptime

Cross-Platform ASP engine

Runs on Solaris, Linux, and Windows

Provides deployment flexibility

 
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Performance
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Feature

Function

Benefit

ASP Script Buffering

When enabled, the ASP engine waits until the entire ASP page is processed before returning the results to the browser

Improves system performance

Symmetric Multiprocessing (SMP) support

Provides optimization for multi-processor server environments

Improves application performance

Configurable Session Timeout Values

Cancels inactive user sessions after a predetermine time period

Frees system resources, improves performance

Configurable Script Timeout Values

Prevents a malfunctioning ASP page from indefinitely engaging server resources

Frees system resources, improves performance

Configurable Multi-threading

Allows optimization of the threading model based on ASP application characteristics (e.g., heavy database access)

Allows optimization of system resources

ASP Page Pre-compilation

Compiles and saves the ASP page into bytecode that can be processed more quickly in response to subsequent requests

Improves system performance

Database Connection Pooling

Allows sharing of open database connections among multiple users accessing a Web application

Improves system resource efficiency and performance

Support for session-aware hardware or software load-balancing solutions

Provides option for deploying the ASP server in a server farm

Provides deployment flexibility

 


















































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