Bindows

Bindows is a JavaScript based Software Development Kit (SDK) for writing Rich Internet Applications. Bindows applications are defined by XML documents called ADF's (Application Description File). The framework implementation is entirely client-side, but a JSF server side implementation is marketed by the same vendor.[1]

Bindows
Developer(s)MB Technologies Inc.
Stable release
4.7 / March 3, 2016 (2016-03-03)
Written inAJAX
Operating systemMicrosoft Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, Solaris
TypeRich Internet Applications
LicenseProprietary EULA
WebsiteMB Technologies

Another meaning of Bindows

In Thailand, there is an operating system called "Bindows XD" which is not to be confused with this software. It is a fake Windows XP released early 2004 still in use as of 2009.

Features

Some highlight features[2] of the Bindows SDK are:

  • Native XML, SOAP and XML-RPC support
  • Accessibility (Section 508) Support
  • Complete windowing system
  • Vector Graphics support

Relevance

It has been claimed that Bindows is probably the leading object-oriented platform for developing Ajax applications.[3] While this might be true for implementations in large enterprises (Bindows is used by 91 of the Fortune 100 companies, 85 of The Global 100 companies, and 352 of the Global 500 companies, according to its website),[4] many open-source AJAX frameworks are more widely spread.

Relevance to developers

Bindows is the underlying client technology used in System 9.[2][5]

Notes
  1. MB Technologies Website
  2. Bindows Website
  3. Ajax Design Patterns: 4
  4. Bindows website
  5. Hyperion White Paper

References
  • Mahemoff, Michael (2006). Ajax Design Patterns. O'Reilly Media, Inc. ISBN 0-596-10180-5.
  • "Bindows".
  • "MB Technologies".
  • "Defining an Enterprise-Wide Business Performance Management Architecture (Hyperion White Paper)". Hyperion Solutions. 2006. Cite journal requires |journal= (help)


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