SpiritSoft Achieves OpenVMS Certification

Jan. 1, 2000 12:00 AM

(June 14, 2002) - SpiritSoft has announced the certification of its JMS messaging integration product, SpiritWave Message Server, on the Hewlett-Packard OpenVMS platform. SpiritWave provides OpenVMS customers with a J2EE messaging architecture, allowing Java-based messaging applications to be built on OpenVMS.

SpiritWave Message Server provides an advanced multi-cluster architecture to deliver against demanding enterprise applications where there's no room for error. Additionally, SpiritWave provides a standards-based solution to which customers can migrate their existing applications from proprietary and legacy messaging systems.

Certified on J2EE Version 1.3.1, SpiritWave fully supports the latest Java platform specification and XML processing for integrating legacy applications, databases, and Web services over the Internet. SpiritWave enables easier integration and development of distributed systems to allow dynamic business interactions across diverse applications and devices. The platform also provides a set of peripheral functionality not offered by other implementations of the JMS standard.

SpiritWave certification on OpenVMS also means that HP's OpenVMS customers can leverage SpiritSoft's full suite of messaging products, including SpiritCache, the only commercially available implementation of the JCache standard. For more on SpiritWave and other SpiritSoft technology, see www.spiritsoft.com.

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