New 1.2.1 release of Java CFML engine from n-ary

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Wireless Developer Network - Daily News

New 1.2.1 release of Java CFML engine from n-ary

URL(s): www.n-ary.com

DUMFRIES, Scotland, May 24, 2001--n-ary Limited have released the new version of their Java CFML engine known as "tagServlet".

tagServlet is a 100% pure J2EE application that renders web pages that were originally designed for ColdFusion, developed by Allaire Corporation (Nasdaq: ALLR) which recently merged with MacroMedia (Nasdaq: MACR). The new 1.2.1 release of the product is a further 1200% faster than the previous version after extensive code revision and includes among many things Custom tag Support.

tagServlet supports the majority of the most commonly used CFML tags in addition to supporting CFML's complete expression language. tagServlet has been undergoing thorough testing since July 2000 with a number of sites, including ShopSmart.com, the UK's largest shopping portal which was recently acquired by Barclaycard's Indigosquare. Ceri Moran, CEO of n-ary, commented, "We are very pleased that we have managed so many improvements and additions in such a short space of time. This is largely due to the feedback from the huge CFML user base out there. Their critique of the product has been incredibly useful. This solution is much cleaner, and the size of the download is greatly reduced as a result."

Alan Williamson, Chief Technology Officer for n-ary, added: "We have spent a great deal of time on the efficiency of page rendering, I know our users will see a noticeable difference. I'm particularly looking forward to the response on Custom tags" n-ary provide a free tagServlet Developers Edition, downloadable from the website with full functionality. Users are encouraged to give their feedback at the report center on the website. The Standard Edition is priced at just (pound)295.95 (Approx. US $435).

Marion Davidson, Solutions Manager added, "Being a Java solution, tagServlet can be run on any platform, database or webserver. In short, if your goal is to deliver interactive, dynamic and accurate web sites extremely fast then we recommend that you try this exciting new tool. We use it to deploy all our solutions"

n-ary Limited is a privately held company, headquartered in Dumfries, Scotland, United Kingdom. n-ary was founded in 1995 as the UK's first pure Java development company. n-ary CTO Alan Williamson has been involved with enterprise Java since the first release of the Servlet API in 1996.

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