Sarvega Announces Breakthrough Platform for Configuring and Managing Distributed XML Switch Deployments

Jan. 1, 2000 12:00 AM

(April 8, 2003) - Sarvega™, Inc., recently announced the availability of XESOS Studio™, a stand-alone platform that centralizes configuration, deployment, and management of large-scale, distributed deployments of Sarvega XPE 2000™ switches. An industry first, XESOS Studio provides enterprise architects with a visual environment for managing the XML acceleration, security, and routing functionality provided by Sarvega XPE 2000 switches.

Sarvega developed XESOS Studio using the Eclipse platform, which is rapidly becoming a de facto standard widely used by vendors of products that need to incorporate integrated development environments. XESOS Studio provides enterprise architects a familiar environment that requires little or no prior knowledge of XPE Switches. Since Eclipse has been widely adopted by many application and platform vendors, XESOS Studio also interoperates with a wide range of tools for J2EE applications, Web services, and version control systems. Key features of XESOS Studio include:

Wizards-based Environment. XESOS Studio offers a visual environment that uses wizards-based utilities to enable enterprise architects to configure XML acceleration, security, and routing settings and rules in distributed deployments of Sarvega XPE 2000 switches.

Point-and-Click Application Deployment. XESOS Studio supports point-and-click deployments of XML acceleration, security, or routing settings and rules to multiple XPE 2000 switches in a single operation.

Single Console Management. XESOS Studio provides a centralized console that simplifies the management of large-scale distributed deployments of XPE 2000 switches..

The Sarvega XPE product line has been proven in such Global 1000 organizations as 3Com’s CommWorks Corporation and Fujitsu, as well as health care organizations such as Chicago’s Mt. Sinai Hospital Systems. XESOS Studio is currently available and is delivered with the Sarvega XPE 2000 intelligent XML switch.

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