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Deployment Models PDF Print E-mail
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Virtuant recommends deploying Mobilitee in a Peer-to-Peer configuration. In this configuration there are two classes of servers; Transaction and Remote. The Mobilitee Transaction Server (MTS) is a messaging hub and can act as a data warehouse. It provides a single point of interface to legacy systems to both upload and download information from the mainframe or corporate server. This Mobilitee Transaction Server is also the interface to Remote Servers; each Remote Server can connect to either the Mobilitee Transaction Server or Remote Servers. Each Mobilitee Remote Server (MFS) is responsible for serving the needs of a defined organizational division or plant. Each Remote Server is a peer with other Remote Servers, and all share a common database structure and, for corporate standard information, very similar database contents.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 24 March 2010 14:57
 
Network Frameworks for iPhone PDF Print E-mail
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Tons of new frameworks for iPhone developers to use that will should really simplify  networking, credit card processing, shipping & tracking, banking, etc. for iPhone applications. Only one glitch its all commercial! You can find more info about them at Nsoftware.
  • IP*Works! – A comprehensive suite of Internet components for professional developers (FTP, IMAP, POP, LDAP, SNMP, SOAP, etc.).
  • IP*Works! SSL – Secure implementations of every major SSL-enabled Internet protocol
  • IP*Works! S/MIME – Components for S/MIME e-mail and file signing and encryption.
  • IP*Works! S/Shell – Add Instant Secure Shell (SSH) Security to your applications.
  • IP*Works! Secure SNMP – Components for building Secure SNMP Agents and Managers
  • IP*Works! Zip – An easy, fast, and effective suite of compression components.
  • QuickBooks Integrator – Components for QuickBooks and Merchant Services integration.
  • E-Payment Integrator – Credit card and ACH processing through Internet Gateways.
  • E-Banking Integrator – Components for Open Financial eXchange (OFX) client integration.
  • Shipping Integrator – Shipping and Tracking components via FedEx, USPS, & UPS.
  • Amazon Integrator – Components for Amazon Web Services including S3, SQS, and ECS

Last Updated on Wednesday, 24 March 2010 15:04
 
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Saturday, 07 July 2007 09:54
This is a gold mine for all those who are looking for examples and tutorials for iphone application development. The examples include making your first app, editable detail view, animating a view, table views etc. Get a kick-start in iphone development, check the site now.
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About Virtuant PDF Print E-mail
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Saturday, 07 July 2007 09:54

Virtuant Corp. is a software development company located in Atlanta. We have teams of designers and developers creating applications for iPhone & iPad, wireless and Web applications for government and industry. If you’re looking for an industry leading software development company to take care of your next project, look no further. Contact us today.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 24 March 2010 15:15
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iPhone Development Basics PDF Print E-mail
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iPhone programs are typically written in Objective-C, a language that first gained popularity in the NeXTstep user interface in 1988 and then later in MacOS X in 1996. Objective-C was an attempt to add Smalltalk like object orientation to the C language. In fact some of the initial implementations were simple preprocessors that produced C code. Aside from Apple, almost no one uses the language any more, tending to favor other OO languages like C++, Java, and C#. Android uses Java for example.

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