ObjectView is a software suite published by Cypress Logic that provides access to and the option to create web services.[1] It is designed to run on web servers and supports Microsoft.net and Apache, supports most database software, and deals with XML requests.[1][non-primary source needed]
In the 1990s ObjectView was a Windows client-server development tool for database access from Matesys like Borland's ObjectVision, Gupta Technologies's SQLWindows, and Powersoft's PowerBuilder.[2] It was bought by KnowledgeWare in 1993.[3] In 1994 Knowledgeware released ObjectView Desktop, a scaled-down version.[4]
References
edit- ^ a b "ObjectView Professional Edition". Cypress Logic. Retrieved 2015-11-12.
- ^ Zuck, Jonathan (29 September 1992). "Matesys Corp. ObjectView". PC Magazine. 11 (16): 322.
- ^ Ray, Gary (26 April 1993). "ObjectView 2.0: Users find it competitive but say it lacks some Windows support features". Computerworld. pp. 82–84.
- ^ Fogarty, Kevin (18 April 1994). "Knowledgeware answers Powersoft client/server tool". Network World. p. 43.
Further reading
edit- Mace, Scott (8 August 1994). "Can Sterling rescue Knowledgeware, developers ask". InfoWorld. p. 10.
- Vicinanza, Steven S.; David M. Arasmith (1994). Application Development Using ObjectView. Wiley. ISBN 978-0-471-04772-8.
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