Application Broker

Application Broker SE (Service Edition)

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This edition of the Application Broker features a brand new hi-performance multi-threaded socket engine, built-in SSL support, runs as a Windows Service, and has a remote administration interface. Its design provides increased performance, and greater stability and reliability.

Frequently Asked Questions

What versions of Clarion are supported?
Does the Broker work with both Web Builder and Internet Connect applications?
What benefits does it bring to my applications?
How does its performance compare to the free Broker?
Can I distribute the AppBroker SE royalty-free?
Does it support Secure connections via SSL ?

What versions of Clarion are supported?

The Application Broker SE supports Clarion 6 (all versions).

Does the Broker work with both Web Builder and Internet Connect applications?

Yes both technologies are supported.

What benefits does it bring to my applications?

The Application Broker provides a mechanism for you to develop a single-source solution, and deploy your applications internally on a LAN or for access via a browser over the internet.

How does its performance compare to the free Broker?

The SE edition offers several advantages; the internal socket engine is multi-threaded, so it can handle multiple user requests simultaneously. Instead of queuing up each request for sequential processing, each connection has a thread dedicated to handling requests and responses, so responses are much faster when the server has a heavier load.

Can I distribute the AppBroker SE royalty-free?

Yes, you can install it on as many servers as needed, there are no royalties on distribution.

Does it support secure connections via SSL?

Yes, It has built-in support for SSL, and you can use the free OpenSSL tool kit to create your own secure certificate. It runs as a service, so it automatically starts whenever the server machine is restarted, and as an OS service it is inherently more reliable than a regular executable