Eltegra, Inc. Offers XBus, the First XML-Component-Based Integration Software
Eltegra, Inc., the company that invented XML-Component technology, today announced the first integration mapping product called XBus, which is based entirely on an XML-object model. XBus technology is designed to provide system integrators and third-party developers the tools they need to meet the growing demand for enterprise application integration.
Pioneered by Fima Katz, formerly CTO and co-founder of Concorde Solutions and formerly chief architect for BankAmerica's Internet business efforts, Eltegra's XBus is a new approach to system integration. The XBus is based on an innovation that leverages new XML technology in a manner that stretches beyond its standard function as a portable document definition language.
According to Mr. Katz "The XBus product allows our clients to extend and adapt software technology in a totally non-intrusive manner. Also, this is done very flexibly so that it is easier to make changes over time without the need for massive custom software code writing".
Additional functionality will be added to this product over time, and additional components, designed by Eltegra, will be merged into the XBus product.
About Eltegra, Inc.:
Eltegra, Inc. is a software products and services firm that specializes in large-scale, end-to-end Internet enabled applications that leverages its XML-Component technology. Fima Katz, a widely respected software architect, writer and expert in object-oriented technology, founded Eltegra, Inc. in late 1998. Eltegra's clients include CommerceOne, Bank of America, and ABN AMRO Bank. For more information about Eltegra or EXADEL please call 925-363-9510.