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ANN : TMCore05 - a topic map engine for .NET

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• Subject: ANN : TMCore05 - a topic map engine for .NET
• From: Kal Ahmed <kal.ahmed@n...>
• Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2005 14:27:03 +0000
• Reply-to: contact@n...

NetworkedPlanet is pleased to announce the imminent availability of 
TMCore05, a
Topic Map Engine for the .NET platform. TMCore05 has been designed as a 
toolkit
to enable developers on the Microsoft .NET platform to create scalable 
topic map
applications with robust persistent storage and full support for a 
multi-user
environment. The engine supports the full range of the ISO standard 
Topic Maps
specification and also provides a flexible web services API and 
easily-processed
XML syntax to enable rapid application development and flexible 
deployment in a
.NET environment.

The engine makes use of Microsoft SQLServer 2000 to provide scalable, 
persistent
storage and allow multiple instances to simultaneously access the same 
data
store.

Developers can use a full in-process API which provides direct 
programmatic
access to every aspect of the topic map structure as well as high-level 
indexing
and convenience functions. In addition, the Web Services API provides 
operations
to query and update topic maps allowing rapid system integration and
cross-platform accessibility.

TMCore05 is available now. For more product details please see the 
product
features sheet 
(http://www.networkedplanet.com/products/tmcore-features.html).
To request a copy of the software for evaluation please use our 
evaluation
request form (http://www.networkedplanet.com/products/evalreq.asp). For 
more
details on becoming a partner or to talk to a member of the 
NetworkedPlanet team
contact us directly (contact@n...).


About the Company
-----------------

NetworkedPlanet is a company of high-calibre topic map experts with 
extensive
experience in developing and working with the topic maps standard.
NetworkedPlanet was formed in 2004 to develop topic map processing 
tools and
applications specifically for the Microsoft .NET platform.

The company is based in Oxford, UK.

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