WEB BASED COMPUTER SOFTWARE PLATFORM

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
EC-NET Distech Controls Inc. 4205, Place de Java Brossard, Québec J4Y0C4 Canada Web-based computer software platform for the development, management and graphical user interface of a building management network and system, namely, HVAC, lighting and access control and energy management;
IGEOPHYSICS IRESERVOIR.COM INC. 6041 S. Syracuse Way Suite 220 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111 WEB-BASED COMPUTER SOFTWARE PLATFORM FOR ELECTRONIC MANAGEMENT OF GEOPHYSICAL DATA, NAMELY, VALIDATION, EXPLORATION AND VISUALIZATION OF GEOPHYSICAL DATA USED IN THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY;WEB-BASED CONSULTING SERVICES FOR THE UPSTREAM OIL AND GAS BUSINESS IN THE TECHNICAL FIELD OF GEOPHYSICS;
IPETROPHYSICS iReservoir.com, Inc. 1490 West Canal Court, Suite 2000 Littleton CO 80120 WEB-BASED COMPUTER SOFTWARE PLATFORM FOR ELECTRONIC MANAGEMENT OF PETROPHYSICAL DATA, NAMELY, VALIDATION, EXPLORATION AND VISUALIZATION OF PETROPHYSICAL DATA USED IN OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY;WEB-BASED CONSULTING SERVICES FOR THE UPSTREAM OIL AND GAS BUSINESS IN THE TECHNICAL FIELD OF PETROPHYSICS;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. An enterprise component-based software development system includes a component platform with a number of development tools and services that enable rapid and straightforward development of component-based systems. The component platform describes a middle tier architecture for a multi-tier, multi-user application. It defines the services and facilities as well as the structure in which components can execute. It helps to provide an extensible platform for the construction, management and execution of component-based software. A messaging platform facilitates communication between different computers. When a component requests a service from another component, the request is serialized and encoded into a platform-independent language such as XML. The XML-encoded message is transmitted over the Internet using an HTTP protocol to a receiving computer, which validates the message and delivers it to the component providing the requested service. Since XML is a platform and architecture independent language, requests processed in this way can be used by a wide variety of disparate systems.