Information Architects' SmartCode 4.0 is a
metadata server that provides interactive support for application
modeling and data modeling capabilities based on the open Resource
Description Framework (RDF) standard from the World Wide Web Consortium
(W3C).
The primary benefit of SmartCode 4.0 is its ability to aggregate
specific fragments of content from any structured or unstructured
source, objectize it, and associate it with other SmartCode objectized
components. As a result, libraries of reusable components are
developed.
SmartCode 4.0 includes a commitment to core distributed infrastructure
standards, including the JavaTM Servlet API and JavaTM 2 Platform,
Enterprise Edition (J2EETM). Support for J2EE components includes
Enterprise JavaBeansTM (EJBTM), JavaTM DataBase Connectivity
(JDBCTM), Java Server Pages (JSPTM), and Java Naming and Directory
InterfaceTM (JNDI). SmartCode's support for the Java Servlet API and EJB
components enables seamless interoperability with all leading web
servers and JavaTM technology application server platforms.
The concept of metadata has already been used to create some
flexible and powerful standards. XML and ebXML are inherently
metadata languages that define universal standards for structuring
data. UML and EJB also deploy limited metadata functionality.
SmartCode is an aggregation and syndication solution founded on a
metadata framework. Metadata (apart from its other functions) is used
to reference the location of the actual data or logic. As a result,
access to data stored in a local repository can be streamlined, and its
volume reduced.
By combining these features,
SmartCode 4.0 reduces the time and cost traditionally
associated with building business applications and maintaining dynamic
content. In addition, by masking and automating the technical
complexities of SmartCode, the SmartCode IDE allows development teams
to quickly build complex applications that take advantage of these
features. The SmartCode IDE functions as a plug-in to ForteTM for
JavaTM Software.
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