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GLIN

FOR WINDOWS

browser

http

Glink on the application server

Glink API for server side applications

Glink provides you with an API (Application Programming Interface) that is ideally suited for application

development using three-tier architectures. This architecture uses ‘thin’ clients (usually browsers) that only

do presentation. The business logic of the application runs on an Application server. The interface between

the client and the application is an Active Server Page or ASP.NET Web Form page. Glink’s API provides

this new middle-tier business logic with access to vital legacy systems running on mainframes. Using the

functionality of ASP.NET Web Services support, you can even use Glink.GlinkAPI to transform legacy

applications into Web services.

You use the Glink.GlinkAPI .NET component to develop server side applications, launched from Active

Server Pages (ASP) or ASP.NET Web Form (ASPX) pages.

Your server side application needs a Glink Enterprise Edition license to start as many simultaneous sessions

as are licensed. An optimized Glink.GlinkAPI .NET component using much less memory increases the

number of simultaneous sessions that can be supported on production systems. The Glink component can

be a session object belonging to the specific client that launched it, or it can be an application object, shared

by all clients using the same ASP/ASPX.

Note that G&R provide a compatible API with Glink for Java Enterprise Edition. Glink for Java Enterprise

Edition, with the Java version of the API is designed to give the same three-tier architecture development

capability in the cross-platform Java environment. It can be used with any web server that supports Servlets,

and also with full-blown J2EE compatible application servers such as BEA's WebLogic.

IIS

Active

Server

Page

Session

Manager

Glink.

GlinkAPI

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