Suggestions Required

["Sajit Kumar (RBIN/DCA-IAG)" <Sa...@in.bosch.com>]

Hi All,

	The question I am going to put to u has nothing to do with SOAP,
kindly bear with me. I have a set of Word files on a Web Server. My client
should be able to view these word files on a browser edit them and save them
onto the server (the scope of the application is over the Internet or maybe
Intranet). Has anyone come across the same problem. Can anyone suggest me
some solution regarding how to go about this? Any suggestions would be of
great help. Thanks in advance. 

With Regards
Sajit 

Re: Suggestions Required

[Kevin <ke...@exmatrix.com>]

Dear Dr. Batien Duong
My Name is Kevin Yang. I'm System Manager of ExMatrix Co., Ltd( www.exmatrix.com) in Korea.
we have many programmers on Java Environment Technology.
We have been concerned about your company's solution.
I've got your introduction on soap-dev mail list.
On your web site(www.dbgroups.com), I found Many Solutions for Korean-Market.
I would like to get more information your company and your solutions.

With Regards.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dr. BaTien Duong" <ba...@dbgroups.com>
To: <so...@xml.apache.org>
Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2001 1:42 PM
Subject: Re: Suggestions Required


> The issue you are trying to solve can generalize to any file types such as
> Excel, PowerPoint, etc. We already have an up-and-running solution using:
> 
>     1) WebDAV server as a part of Apache Server (mod-dav)
>     2) Microsoft webfolder clients: Window Explorers from 95, 98, or 2000,
> IE 5 upward, or MS Office 2000.
>     3) JNDI naming service to display the File System. Your web server can
> be in any OS.
>     4) Our Personalized Portal and Collaboration uses OpenLdap for directory
> services and taxonomy, and Relational DBMS for more data storage and mining.
> 
> In the next version, we will use Jakarta-Slides to have full versioning and
> more collaborative facilities. More can be found from
> http://www.dbgroups.com
> 
> Hope this brief road map can help.
> BaTien
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Sajit Kumar (RBIN/DCA-IAG)" <Sa...@in.bosch.com>
> To: <so...@xml.apache.org>
> Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2001 10:15 PM
> Subject: Suggestions Required
> 

Re: Suggestions Required

["Dr. BaTien Duong" <ba...@dbgroups.com>]

The issue you are trying to solve can generalize to any file types such as
Excel, PowerPoint, etc. We already have an up-and-running solution using:

    1) WebDAV server as a part of Apache Server (mod-dav)
    2) Microsoft webfolder clients: Window Explorers from 95, 98, or 2000,
IE 5 upward, or MS Office 2000.
    3) JNDI naming service to display the File System. Your web server can
be in any OS.
    4) Our Personalized Portal and Collaboration uses OpenLdap for directory
services and taxonomy, and Relational DBMS for more data storage and mining.

In the next version, we will use Jakarta-Slides to have full versioning and
more collaborative facilities. More can be found from
http://www.dbgroups.com

Hope this brief road map can help.
BaTien

----- Original Message -----
From: "Sajit Kumar (RBIN/DCA-IAG)" <Sa...@in.bosch.com>
To: <so...@xml.apache.org>
Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2001 10:15 PM
Subject: Suggestions Required


> Hi All,
>
> The question I am going to put to u has nothing to do with SOAP,
> kindly bear with me. I have a set of Word files on a Web Server. My client
> should be able to view these word files on a browser edit them and save
them
> onto the server (the scope of the application is over the Internet or
maybe
> Intranet). Has anyone come across the same problem. Can anyone suggest me
> some solution regarding how to go about this? Any suggestions would be of
> great help. Thanks in advance.
>
> With Regards
> Sajit
>