Welcome to GNUe Enterprise Putting the 'free' back into 'free enterprise'...

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GNUe Common

GNU Enterprise Common is a common library of routines that GNUe Forms, GNUe Designer, GNUe Reports and GNUe Application Server use to provide various shared functions:

  • Database Abstraction - to support multiple different database back-ends.
  • A Client-Server application framework - to allow different parts of the GNUe framwork to operate on different physical machines.
  • RPC abstraction - to support multiple different Remote Procedure Call methods.
  • Object-to-XML and XML-to-Object library - a common XML parser.

It is also, under the name GNU-RPC, a proposed standard RPC module for use by any GNU project, or any other project, that needs database and RPC abstraction.

Supported Databases

Database back-end servers which are currently supported include:

  • Free database servers:
  • Non-free database servers:
    • Oracle
    • DB2
    • Interbase
  • Generic database servers:
    • ODBC (Open DataBase Connectivity)

Supported RPCs

Remote Protocol Communication standards that are intended to be supported include:

  • CORBA
  • XML-RPC
  • SOAP

Status

Release 0.5.3 (March 2004) available for download. Development work continues in CVS.

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