DES MOINES, IOWA, May 3, 1997 - HyperAct, Inc., a leading provider of Web tools and Applications, announced WebApp, a new and exciting framework that provides web programmers with the building blocks they need to build great web applications today!
"I have already fallen in love with WebApp. This is just too cool. Delphi 3 makes ISAPI development much easier but why would I bang my head against the wall when I can have session management and all the other goodies that WebApp gives me?"
Stephen Genusa - Consultant, maintainer of IIS, ASP and ISAPI FAQs, author of Ques Special Edition Using ISAPI.
WebApp applications run on top of any web server, using the server's native interface. WebApp ships with native support for Microsoft Internet Information Server (ISAPI), Microsoft Personal Web Server (ISAPI), Netscape FastTrack (NSAPI), O'reilly WebSite and WebSite Pro (WSAPI), as well as CGI and Win-CGI interfaces which will work with any web server!
Put this great technology to work using WebApp's simple object model (similar to and compatible with the model used in Microsoft Active Server Pages). To get you started as quickly as possible, we've included a variety of common components and sample applications, including:
A beta version of WebApp is available for download NOW !
Headquartered in Des Moines, IA, with developers spread around the world (a true Internet based corporation), HyperAct, Inc. provides innovative technologies that allow on-line content providers to extend their reach through Internet/World Wide Web technology and best-of-breed development tools.
HyperAct publishes several Delphi developers tools, such as HyperTerp - the Drag & Drop Delphi Script Language, and offers authoring and run-time engines for web-based e-commerce and distance education applications, all are written in Delphi and use the WebApp technology.
HyperAct was first to offer many of the HTML related innovations and technologies for WinHelp developers: it was the first company to offer cross-platform authoring tools that support WinHelp, HTML, DOS and OS/2 IPF (1995), The first to offer WinHelp to HTML conversion tools (1995), and the first to embed HTML topics in WinHelp (June 1996).
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