974 Application Server

974 Application Server is an open source, cross-platform and free graphical application that has been created from the ground up to help users with the development of powerful web apps, emphasizing clustered load balancing and security.

Features at a glance

Key features of the 974 Application Server application include powerful web development environment, high availability. PL/SQL extensible, secure server, graphical user interface, and 100% Java code.

Rapidly redistribute your web apps

The software is based on the DBSConnector (DataBase Server Connector) kernel and has been engineered in such a way that it will allow you to rapidly redistribute your web apps on the same cluster to other customers.

Gathers all of your databases and networks

It will make sure that you can connect all of your databases (both SQL and noSQL databases are supported), as well as all of your networks into a single container, like you would have only one database.

Getting started with 974 Application Server

To use the 974 Application Server software on your GNU/Linux operating system, you will have to download the latest release from either Softoware or the project’s website, save the archive on a location of your choice, unpack it, open the extracted folder, edit the startup.sh file and add the path to your JRE installation, then double click on the startup.sh file.

Under the hood

While taking a quick look under the hood of the 974 Application Server project, we’ve noticed that it is written entirely in the Java programming language and that it is supported on both 32 and 64-bit computer platforms.

Supported on GNU/Linux, Solaris, Windows, and Mac OS X

Being written in the Java programming language, 974 Application Server will run on any computer operating system where the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) technology is available, including GNU/Linux, Solaris, Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows OSes.

What is new in this release:

• The home page was improved.
• The OAQL language was improved and documented.
• More documentation was added.
• TrayWeb Manager was improved and migrated to HTML5/CSS3.

What is new in version 14.1.0.8:

• The SQL/NOSQL language was improved and documented.
• There is more documentation.
• Development Manager was improved and migrated to HTML5/CSS3.

What is new in version 14.1.0.2:

• The activity manager was updated and more documentations was added.

What is new in version 14.1.0.1:

• A new strategy and focus on development tools.

What is new in version 13.2.1.3:

• Bloggers/showcases and themes have been improved

What is new in version 13.2.1.2:

• Public applications were improved.
• A new theme was added.

What is new in version 13.2.1.1:

• Events management was added [in blogs, showcases, and e-commerce solutions].
• The home page manager was updated.

What is new in version 13.2.0.9:

• The form generator and algorithms have been improved.

What is new in version 13.2.0.8:

• The number of items and categories of a blog or a showcase can now be limited.
• You can see the size of the client disk space allocated for the management of file uploads.

What is new in version 13.2.0.3:

• More source code documentation was provided.
• Java packages and classes were reorganized.
• A new default Web page was included.

Requirements:

• Oracle Java Standard Edition Runtime Environment