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Uniface is a multi-platform | Uniface is a multi-platform RAD client/server toolkit that was originally released for [[DOS]] in 1987 by a Dutch company of the same name but gained a client version for [[Microsoft Windows]] a few years later, server versions for VMS, sundry [[UNIX]] and Unix like systems in the early 90s and a Client/Server version for 32 bit OS/2 in 1993. The OS/2 version had support for DDCS/2 and backend support for [[DB2]] on most IBM platforms. | ||
Uniface is primarily popular in Europe for a while Uniface on OS/2 had extensive support and it may have been the most popular Client/Server of any sort on the system, France Telecom had no less than 10 thousand seats OS/2 seats using it in 1993. The company stopped supporting the OS/2 version a number of years ago. | Uniface is primarily popular in Europe for a while Uniface on OS/2 had extensive support and it may have been the most popular Client/Server of any sort on the system, France Telecom had no less than 10 thousand seats OS/2 seats using it in 1993. The company stopped supporting the OS/2 version a number of years ago. | ||
==Publisher== | ==Publisher== | ||
* | *Uniface Corp. | ||
[[Category:RAD]] | [[Category:RAD]][[Category:VMS Tools]] | ||
[[Category:VMS Tools]] | |||
Latest revision as of 06:19, 2 March 2019
Uniface is a multi-platform RAD client/server toolkit that was originally released for DOS in 1987 by a Dutch company of the same name but gained a client version for Microsoft Windows a few years later, server versions for VMS, sundry UNIX and Unix like systems in the early 90s and a Client/Server version for 32 bit OS/2 in 1993. The OS/2 version had support for DDCS/2 and backend support for DB2 on most IBM platforms.
Uniface is primarily popular in Europe for a while Uniface on OS/2 had extensive support and it may have been the most popular Client/Server of any sort on the system, France Telecom had no less than 10 thousand seats OS/2 seats using it in 1993. The company stopped supporting the OS/2 version a number of years ago.
Publisher
- Uniface Corp.