Computer Associates (CA) today announced the general availability of Jasmine Developer 2E Web Option, an advanced solution designed to deliver legacy iSeries applications to the Web without reprogramming - enabling customers to extend the usefulness of their mission-critical systems while minimising implementation time and cost.
Jasmine Developer 2E Web Option is an extension to Jasmine Developer 2E (formerly named COOL:2E), the first application development solution for IBM iSeries environments. The Jasmine Developer 2E Web Option broadens the model-driven development capability of Jasmine Developer 2E, enabling organisations to deliver Web applications from a single development platform using their existing skills and techniques.
By facilitating the generation of markup languages directly from business models built in Jasmine Developer 2E, the Jasmine Developer 2E Web Option equips applications for use on the Web with no architectural changes - thereby ensuring that application investments are protected and extended while critical business processes remain available at all times.
Jasmine Developer 2E and the Jasmine Developer 2E Web Option are key components of CA`s Jasmine brand of information management solutions, which enable organisations to cohesively manage business information across its lifecycle. The Jasmine portfolio includes innovative solutions for end-to-end e-business integration, application lifecycle management and e-business intelligence.
"One of the primary strategies that companies are using to rapidly deliver high-value e-business solutions is to leverage their existing legacy applications," said Wasim Ahmad, vice president of marketing, application development solutions, CA. "With its model-driven approach, the Jasmine Developer 2E Web Option enables them to accomplish this with tremendous savings in terms of development costs, resources and system downtime."
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Computer Associates International, Inc (NYSE: CA) delivers The Software That Manages E-business.
CA`s world-class solutions address all aspects of eBusiness process management, information management, and infrastructure management in six focus areas: enterprise management, security, storage, e-business transformation and integration, portal and knowledge management, and predictive analysis and visualisation.
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