Clients/Servers / Web Application Servers

 Application Center 2000 (Microsoft Corp.)
Provides high availability for Microsoft based Web applications via server cluster management and load-balancing. Add availability to existing Web apps by adding PCs. Now available. Feb. 12, 2001

 Appro 2228X (Appro International.)
Dual Intel Xeon Processors 2U Server Apr. 1, 2003

 ArcIMS (ESRI.)
Provides the foundation for distributing high-end geographic information systems (GIS) and mapping services via the Internet. Jan. 25, 2002

 BackOffice Server 2000 (Microsoft Corp.)
Integrated suite of Microsoft products targeted to branch offices or medium sized businesses. Includes Windows 2000, Exchange, SQL, ISA, Systems Management, and Host Integration Servers. Now available. Feb. 28, 2001

 BCWB (cmsdevelopment.com.)
Content management system (No DB) Mar. 18, 2004

 BEA WebLogic Server 7.0 (BEA Systems, Inc.)
Develop, deploy, and manage large-scale distributed Java applications. Supports Enterprise JavaBeans, Web page and component clustering, XML, WML, SNMP, and Web services. Now available. May 1, 2002

 Borland AppServer 4.5 (Borland.)
Application server boasts a complete J2EE implementation and combines support for EJB and CORBA. Now with WAP support and enhanced EJB transaction support. Aug. 9, 2000

 ColdFusion MX (Macromedia, Inc.)
Create and deliver complete Web apps with tag based server side scripts. New release offered as stand alone or in combination with existing J2EE Servers. May 29, 2002

 dwgPlotX (KarvamSoft.)
A Multipurpose AutoCAD Batch Plotter and Scripter with File Rename and Schedule. Nov. 2, 2009

 EAServer 4.1 (Sybase, Inc.)
Web application server offers full support of the J2EE standard. Also provides seamless support for multiple clients, including CORBA, XML, HTML, and DHTML. Nov. 13, 2000

 ebfServer (Integrated Business Systems Corp.)
A Java based highly scalable, platform independant, multi-threaded Application Server that provides a robust framework for developing enterprise scalable, e-business applications on the Internet. Sep. 7, 1999

 Enhydra 3.0 (Enhydra.Org.)
Open source Java-based application server and development environment. Includes XML Compiler and stand alone Servlet Debugger. Enterprise version code now also available. Jun. 8, 2000

 EUREKA:Portal 2.0 (Sterling Software, Inc.)
Java platform provides users with a single entry point for business data and applications. Targeted especially to ASPs. Dec. 2, 1999

 Fortress 1.0 Flash Edition (XadrA LLC.)
Server solution for building real-time collaboration applications with Macromedia Flash. Mar. 12, 2001

 GraphOn Bridges for UNIX (GraphOn Corp.)
Allows ISVs and enterprises to deliver their UNIX applications unchanged over the Internet to any computing device. Dec. 11, 2000

 HOOPS Net Server (Tech Soft America.)
Client/server application development framework. Particularly for applications requiring collaborative functionality, HOOPS/Net may be used as an independent component or in conjunction with other HOOPS components. Jun. 14, 2001

 iPlanet Application Server 6.5 (iPlanet E-Commerce Solutions.)
High performance Web application deployment solution for large networks. Provides a scalable, standards based framework for high volume Internet applications. New release to include pre-built component based Application Framework. Feb. 20, 2002

 Janx (Bear River Associates, Inc.)
Open source Web application environment operates as a Java servlet on a compatible Web server. Allows HTML and Java authors to develop Web sites independently without altering each other's work. Jan. 24, 2001

 M-1 Server 2.0 (Aligo, Inc.)
Allows Java developers to create a single, J2EE based application that can then be automatically delivered to any mobile device. Includes built-in session and cache management features. Feb. 21, 2001

 Max Server Pages (PlugSys International.)
Webserver plugin adding Xbase scripting to Win32 and Linux. Connectivity is included via ODBC, FoxPro, Clipper and dBASE. May 11, 2001

 Mobile Information Server 2002 (Microsoft Corp.)
Server products provide the enterprise or mobile carrier with the ability to make their Windows and/or Web enabled applications available to wireless devices. 2002 Enterprise Edition now available. Feb. 20, 2002

 Netsymphony (Interlogika.)
Tag-based scripting with prebuilt rich eCRM functionality plus a fast and reliable Web application server = fast and cost-effective eCRM Web applications. May 22, 2002

 Oak Grove Reactor 5 (Oak Grove Systems, Inc.)
Workflow/ process engine deployed in Sun Microsystems' J2EE framework. Now supports Oracle9iAS. Aug. 30, 2001