NFuse Software enables organizations to quickly integrate interactive applications into any standard Web browser, combine personalized web content with the managed applications, and manage the applications from a centralized point.
Application Publishing
NFuse provides fast and simple "Webability" to instantly publish new applications to users based upon who they are or what role they play in the organization.
Browser-based Application Subscription
NFuse provides a single "portal" for information and applications, and enables browser-based access to applications from any device. IT managers can enhance the users Web browser experience with access to any application without special HTML, scripting, Java or other conventional ‘Internet’ means for delivering applications.
Based on Web Standards or Technology
NFuse provides integration with other portals and a Web server infrastructure.
Independent Computing Architecture
NFuse provides "device independence" since it operates on any device running Independent Computing Architecture (ICA) and a standard web browser. NFuse also provides flexible support and integration with popular Web-serving environment such as Internet Information Server, Apache and Netscape Web Server.
Citrix® NFuse® Elite is the simple, powerful access portal server that is making the virtual workplace real™ and NFuse Elite Central is your single source for adding content to your Citrix access portal.
Adding more functionality and content to your access portal has never been simpler. Just pick Content Delivery Agents (CDAs) by Citrix and Citrix partners to use in your Citrix NFuse Elite access portal. There are many options to choose from including powerful CDAs built on open standards such as Microsoft Web Forms and Web Parts.
So whatever business needs you have, you can find the right CDAs that add value and functionality to your NFuse Elite access portal at NFuse Elite Central.
TS-Web ...
The Terminal Services Advanced Client (TSAC) is a Win32®-based ActiveX® control (COM object) that can be used to run Terminal Services sessions within Microsoft® Internet Explorer.
The TS-Web package includes the downloadable ActiveX control and sample Web pages that can be used as a starting point for running Windows®-based programs inside Internet Explorer. Developers can also use the TSAC to develop client-side applications that interact with applications running on a terminal server.
The downloadable ActiveX control provides almost the same functionality as the full Terminal Services Client, but is designed to deliver this functionality over the Web.
The Terminal Services Advanced Client has the RDP 5.0 feature set (included in Windows 2000), and can also be used to connect to any server running Windows 2000 with Terminal Services-enabled or any server running Windows NT® Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition. More Information on TS-WebClick Here.
CTT Software
CTT Software provides web-enabling capabilities for Host Based Applications with the following features:
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Information can be accessed from a Browser or Windows.
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Automation - also referred to as ActiveX or COM Server Technology wherein CTT Software becomes a systems resource to other programs such as a Browser (ie: Internet Explorer or Netscape), Windows Scripting Host, Visual Basic Programs, Microsoft Office, and Visual C++ Programs with COM client technology.
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Web-deployable sessions (ie: 3270, 5250, VT, 6530, W60) shipped as an ActiveX control for use embedded inside a Browser.
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Most extensive communications support available with integrated 3270, 5250, VT, 6530 and W60 protocols plus dynamic multi-sessioning capability.
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Visual Basic Scripting - hosting Automation locally and enabling CTT Software to run any Automation server - often referred to as Macro capability.
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Selectable SDI/MDI multi-session capability so you can display information in separate, discreet windows or with the multiple document interface style (ie: windows within windows).
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Browser GUI presentation style, and the ability for Customers to add their corporate identity (ie: logo) at the desktop.
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