WebORB 3.4 for .NET Now Cost-Free

No license key needed; you can use the product without cost for development, staging and production purposes

Apr. 6, 2008 05:00 AM

"We are very excited about this release and can't wait to see what you will build with it," said WebORB's Mark Piller as he announced recently the release of WebORB 3.4 for .NET as a free product. "You do not need any license keys and can use the product without extra license cost for development, staging and production purposes," he added.

Features of WebORB for .NET include Remoting, Data Management, Video Streaming and recording, data push, MSMQ integration and many more.

"If developers run into any problems with the product, they should post their findings to the WebORB discussion group," Piller said.

Midnight Coders, creator of WebORB, strives to come up with products that enable companies to realize their Rich Internet Application (RIA) vision by providing a seamless client-server integration infrastructure.

WebORB facilitates connectivity between rich clients created with Flex, Flash or AJAX and server-side applications developed with .NET, Java, Ruby on Rails, PHP or XML Web Services.

Published Apr. 6, 2008— Reads 4,215
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