Nexaweb announces version 4.0 of its web app developer platform

June 27, 2005 -- (MobileVillage) -- Nexaweb today released Nexaweb 4.0, the latest version of its developer platform for building XML and Java based enterprise web applications.

Version 4.0 includes new messaging functionality that utilizes commoditized Internet networks, as well as improved open standards support for future-proofing enterprise applications and skills training investment. Key new features include:

Plug-in Framework: A extensibility mechanism that allows the embedding of third party Java components, such as charting and visio-like drawing. It also enables users to build custom UI widgets and non-UI components, such as XML-based custom tags.

Internet Messaging Bus: A messaging layer that compensates for the diverse and unreliable network connections of the Internet. It supports secure real time communications in a variety of scenarios, including client-to-server, server-to-server, server-to-client and client-to-client, according to Nexaweb.

Distributed XML Engine: A standards-based XML engine with a small footprint, which supports incremental updates and automatic synchronization of data over any network.

Nexaweb Version 4.0 is available from the Nexaweb.com site. The company will be demonstrating version 4.0 at the JavaOne Developer Conference, June 27-30.

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