EBT today released a beta version of its
DynaBase Web Management System for Web masters charged with managing large
corporate and
commercial Web sites.
DynaBase combines content management
capabilities with a Web development system for servers from both Netscape Communications and Microsoft.
The system provides remote authoring, version control, link management,
automatic
indexing, content validation, fielded searching, and integrated scripting,
according to the company. In contrast to other Web management tools that
require a specific HTML or graphics editor, the DynaBase software can be
used in conjunction with any third-party tool.
The system includes both an add-on that plugs in to the server and client
software that allows groups of authors and developers to work together on Web
projects from remote clients that access the same DynaBase server to load data
and launch authoring tools.
The company expects to ship the final version of the system priced at $2,500
for the server and ten clients at the
end of the summer. The DynaBase client will initially run on
Windows 95 and Windows NT while the server will at first run on Netscape
servers for Windows NT. The plug-in for Microsoft servers and additional Unix
platforms will be available shortly thereafter, officials said.
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