| » Product Type |
Content Management Software |
| » Current Version |
1.7 |
| » Architecture |
Distributed, Multi-tier Client architecture with Web-based clients |
| » Server Operating Systems: |
Windows NT/2000/XP server |
| » Client Hardware Platforms: |
Intel-Based Pentium PC's, Macintosh G3 /G4, Sun, HP-UX |
| » Client Operating Systems: |
Windows 95/98, 2000,XP,Vista, Milen, NT4, MacOS 9 |
| » Databases Supported: |
Microsoft SQL Server 2005/2008 |
| » Communication Protocols: |
TCP/IP, HTTP |
| » System Security: |
SpiderCMS provides security at the following levels: operating system, database, application, user and object. Features several basic permission levels, ranging from no access to delete permission. |
| » System Administration Tools: |
Includes Administrator Tool, a browser-based tool that provides a central point of access for all administrative functions. |
| » Native Language Support: |
Multilingual Support |
| » User Interface : |
Browser Interface for both Clients and Users |
| » Application Integration: |
SpiderCMS is built on MS-SQL 2005/2008. It can be Integrated with most RDBMS systems. SpiderCMS supports Extensible Markup Language (XML) as a means of content exchange. |
| »Web Services Support: |
SpiderCMS supports the integration of Web Services, where a Web Site can draw information found in another Web Site’s database thus reducing the need of maintaining and updating two databases. Moreover this service can be used to feed subscriber Web Sites with certain information, i.e. weather forecasts, while they pay a subscription fee. Web Services can be set to Cache in given time lapses to avoid clogging the system from many simultaneous requests that would result to slower speeds. The Web Services Publisher is another service from SpiderNet that acts as an Accounting Tool to Web Services and regulates which user accesses what data, how many times, etc. A SpiderCMS Web Site can accept and feed data through Web Services. |