UMBC Institute for Global Electronic Commerce

ecTechWeb: TECHNOLOGY: Tools

Shopping carts etc (14)
Agent tools@ (7)

Web tools (11)

MySQL 0 - MySQL is a true multi-user, multi-threaded SQL database server that is free for non-commercial applications and inexpensive for commercial ones.
Linux E-Commerce Server 0 - Red Hat Linux
E-Commerce Server includes Red Hat Linux 6.0 and the Apache Web server with all
of the security and e-commerce tools necessary to use Red Hat Linux in e-business
applications.
XMLwriter - windows XML Editor 1 - Wattle Software has released XMLwriter 1.0, a beta of an XML editor for Windows. Final cost will be approximately US$50.
Linux domino 0 - Lotus has unveiled a Linux version of Domino R5, further demonstrating its commitment to supporting multiple platforms
on Domino. The sneak preview of Domino for Linux is available for download from the web.
Oracle WebDB 0 - A Linux version of Oracle WebDB 2.0, a
browser-based tool for building, managing and
monitoring database-driven web sites, is
available for free download.
Extropia.com WebWare suite 1 - The WebWare Suite License (which costs $999) is a collection of
open source web applications that expand upon years of
development in the open source web applications market. They
draw upon the well tested, scalable, and easy to use client and
server-side routines developed for the applications on Selena
Sol's Public Domain Script Archive. All code is written in Perl 5 and
is currently being ported to Java Servlets.
Linux Ecommerce How-to 1 - basic info on how to do ecommerce using
a linux platform.
GroupKit 0 - GroupKit is a free, Tcl/Tk groupware toolkit from the University of Calgary. It is used for
building real-time applications such as drawing tools, editors and meeting tools that are
shared simultaneously among several users. GroupKit has been used for prototyping
groupware, investigating multi-user architectures and interfaces, and as a CSCW teaching
tool. GroupKit is primarily of interest to software developers, and the many included examples
are intended to help in learning to program GroupKit applications.

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