June 17, 2004

BEA Alchemy

BEA Alchemy is an IE (browser) plugin that is being developed as a way to deliver rich data to thin clients and also help them work in an 'Occasionally Connected' mode. Jon Udell in this article says:

The caching scheme is the heart and soul of Alchemy. Current approaches to taking browsers offline typically queue messages that later update in a server-based data model. An Alchemy application, though, always works with a genuine local data model that it stores as sets of XML fragments and navigates in a relational style. Bosworth’s hunch is that a Web-style thin client, driven by a rich data model intelligently synchronized with the services cloud, could do most of what we really need — both offline and online.

Looks like Alchemy in combination with Liquid Data is going to give Macromedia Central and Flex a run for their money....

Posted by Navneet at June 17, 2004 09:58 AM | TrackBack | Comments disabled due to spam
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