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Platforms Independance | iScript is built using Java and will run on any platform which supports the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 1.1.x.
Web Server Integration | iScript's uses Common Gateway Interface (CGI) to reliably run with all popular Web Server. Servertec is presently working on integrating iScript directly into major Web Servers. Check out our Future Plans.
Dynamic Content | Server Side iScript can be used in conjunction with any CGI (Common Gateway Interface) compliant Web Server to produce dynamic content.
Static Content | iScript Preprocessor can be used to generate static content or source files from templates.
Make Facility | iScript includes a make utility which can be used to generate only those pages which have changed.
pcode Generator | iScript dynamically generates and caches pcode for better performance.
Object Oriented | Using iScript developers create reusable modules (templates and scriptlets) which encapsulate business logic used to produce web pages and automate tasks.
n-Tier Solution | iScript separates web page generation from Web Server, Application Server and Database Server.
Scalable Solution | Generation of iScript templates and scriptlets can be distributed over any number of servers.
Data Access | Using iScript developers can use JDBC to create data-driven Web applications which access a variety of data sources.
Java Wrappers | Java Wrappers provide an extendible mechanism for developers to effortlessly access Java API object constructors, methods and properties.
Open API | iScript can be easily accessed from Java or any other programming or scripting language which supports Java method calls or system calls.
iScript Developer Kit | The iScript Developer Kit includes numerous examples to demonstrate the capabilities of iScript.
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