BANGALORE: Dharma Systems, a provider of e-business solutions that create
online value from offline assets, has announced that it would deliver a choice
in backend legacy integration to e-business customers of Pramati Technologies
Ltd., a provider of application servers based on J2EE (Java 2 platform,
Enterprise Edition) standards.
The joint marketing agreement between the two companies will provide Pramati
Server customers with the option of using Dharma eUnify, an e-business solution
that enables business rules and information contained in existing applications
to be integrated into new e-business solutions, without recoding. By integrating
legacy, client/server and other packaged applications, Dharma eUnify simplifies
the creation of new applications that support e-business initiatives.
"Businesses want to leverage existing applications with web-based
solutions, not exclude or abandon them," says Dharma Systems president J.
Sasidhar.
For Pramati customers building Enterprise JavaBeans applications, Dharma
eUnify provides bi-directional access to applications via industry standard
JDBC, XML and ODBC techniques, states the company. Most developers will be able
to implement immediately because the need for custom data access coding,
knowledge of proprietary tools, or learning complex application interfaces is
eliminated. This significantly simplifies development and speeds deployment of
new applications, says a press release issued by the company.
The Dharma eUnify approach also makes it easy to enhance these new
applications with the incremental addition of new information sources. The
resulting solution easily integrates with other EAI (Enterprise Application
Integration) technologies, enabling the sharing and updating of information
throughout the organization. Pramati believes open standards are catalyzing the
software components marketplace. Standards boosts business confidence as
enterprises continuously recast applications to stay ahead of competitors on the
new web infrastructure. Pramati is committed to delivering products in that
space, to control the complexity that plagues the applications of the new
economy.