Aug, 2001 : Hummingbird E-Gateway Expands Server Support

📅 August 29, 2001 - Hummingbird Ltd. (hummingbird.com) aworld-leading enterprise software company, yesterdayannounced the release of Hummingbird e-Gateway 1.1,its portal-integrated, dynamic HTML, Web-to-Hostsolution.

e-Gateway 1.1 introduces a number of enhancements tosolution functionality and scalability. In addition tosupporting Windows-based servers, rejuvenated legacyapplications residing on Sun Solaris 2.6 and 2.7 cannow be published on, and viewed in, a graphicallycustomized web browser or Hummingbird EIP (EnterpriseInformation Portal).
Hummingbird e-Gateway provides a low-administration,quick and cost-effective route for remote or casualworkers to access their Host Systems through the Web.It enables the display of any mainframe or AS/400applications that have been rejuvenated usingHummingbird e-Toolkit, a comprehensive set ofdevelopment tools for software and Web developers.
"With e-Gateway 1.1, we continue to extend serversupport in the Host Publishing World by now making theproduct accessible to enterprise users based on SunSolaris platforms as well as Windows 2000 and NTusers," said Xavier Chaillot, product managerHummingbird e-Gateway. "e-Gateway is the only productto enable true lightweight green screen emulation. Itcontinues to lead the market with the quickest,easiest and most efficient way to provide lightweightterminal emulation and access to applications over theWeb."
Hummingbird e-Gateway is a server-side product thatenables the user to connect to legacy enterprisesystems (Mainframe, AS/400) through a browser. It iscentrally administered and user authentication ismanaged through the Hummingbird CAP Server which canbe linked to any enterprise identity directory andacts as an authentication gateway. Once a session tothe host is initiated, the browser displays a DynamicHTML page with the host screen. With DHTML andpatent-pending Remote Page Control, e-Gateway's serverrepaints specific areas of the browser screen andallows for dynamic refresh of the data-savingbandwidth and providing a true Terminal Emulationexperience. e-Gateway version 1.1 leveragestraditional emulation features such as keyboardmapping, color mapping or macro-recording from anybrowser by providing enhancements to these features.
New features in Hummingbird e-Gateway include:
New platforms supported include Solaris 2.6 andSolaris 2.7Support for load balancing across multiple platformsand multiple Hummingbird e-Gateway serverSupport for session loggingSSL Connections between e-Gateway and the Host inTN3270, TN5250 and VTEnhanced G2G display engine supporting newrejuvenation featuresEnhanced keyboard mapper enabling the mapping of newkey sequencesReduced memory footprintEnhanced user interface
Hummingbird e-Gateway 1.1 is available immediately.Pricing is available upon request.

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