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SOClass Platform is developed with Java programming language and uses a great variety of Java technologies in order to provide the flexibility and security that the customers need. The main Java technologies used for building the SOClass Platform are: JDBC – Java Database Connectivity provides access to various types of databases. RMI – Remote Method […]

SOClass is designed to offer solutions based on an n-tier model. An n-tier application program is distributed among three or more separate computers or logical layers in a distributed network environment. The most common form of n-tier (meaning ‘some number of tiers’) is the 3-tier application, in which user interface application resides on the end-users’ […]

SOClass™ Ultra Light Architecture (ULA™) targets primarily emerging portable Internet client appliances such as Personal Digital Assistant and cell phones. However, its flexible design also allows for classical light Web clients such as HTML browsers. Although the underlying ULA Java technology is “Servlets”, the technological integration of the SOClass platform hides its complexity. In order […]

The SOClass™ system includes a technology that enhances the Java Remote Method Invocation (RMI™) system. This technology, named Fault Tolerant Network Protocol (FTNetP™) brings major benefits: It copes with network communication failures between server and clients, which are frequent in many regions of the world. FTNetP also addresses RMI shortcomings in live industrial environments. It […]

This technology has been developed to support Extensive, Large and Fast e-documents (ELF™). The ELF technology is composed of a set of specialized JAVA™ classes compliant with the JFC™, SOClass™ architecture. The technology classes allow application developers to program huge e-documents with hundreds of entry/display fields, as it is frequent in e-government applications, with excellent […]

The GCF™, or "Government Class Framework", offers document history tracking, versioning, ownership, e-signature, security and DPP (Document Processing Path). The GCF is the backbone of the management of SOClass e-documents. It allows users to access all versions of a particular document and to retrace the evolution of an e-document. For GCF e-documents, two databases are […]

Reference Data A Reference Table e-document is typically used to organize and store a large quantity of data that other e-documents often refer to. Reference data can be edited through a GUI table in SOClass Client. The Reference Table e-document is associated to database tables that do not require GCF properties. Reference lookup is the […]

Since XML has proved itself as a worldwide standard, XML format is fully supported by SOClass. SOClass offers ways to export an existing instance of an e-document to XML format or to import an XML file into a new e-document. XML import allows users to reuse data stored in XML files in the SOClass application […]

The Embedded Multimedia Support (EMS) technology makes the SOClass platform able to deal with various file types like paper document scans (in PDF format, for example), flash presentations, short videos, etc. The files can be uploaded to the server which stores them in a dedicated database and can be downloaded via the SOClass Client interface […]

JMX Technology is a standard Java technology that allows monitoring and management of Java resources and applications. This technology supports also RMI which means that it allows remote control and monitoring. The monitored resources are encapsulated in special type of objects called MBeans, which are deployed over a JMX Server. Any remote JMX Client can […]

Paper documents usually need to be processed and signed by several persons, before being issued officially, in order to be able to declare their legal power and authenticity. All these processes apply to the digital documents as well, with the help of digital signatures. The digital signature support in the SOClass Platform is provided by […]

The security is becoming increasingly important. Due to well-publicized pirate threats and attacks, almost everyone, from programmers to decision or policy makers understand why good security is particularly important in Internet deployed applications. Unfortunately, though interest in security has grown, a weak understanding persists on how to achieve strong security among programmers and system administrators. […]