
jMYRIAD is a multi-configurable document viewing application
that is primarily designed to run in client/server
environments, but can also be configured to run in
traditional standalone environments.
jMYRIAD is cross-platform, without recompilation or any
other changes to any platform that supports a 1.1 version of
the Java Virtual Machine. When configured to run in a
client/server environment, an additional product called
jMYRIAD Server is used. JMS is a transaction-oriented
server written in Java and C that fields requests from the
jMYRIAD client. JMS converts documents from a native format
to a format optimized for display on the jMYRIAD client.
The jMYRIAD client can run as either an applet inside a
browser Netscape 4.5 or later or Microsoft Internet Explorer
4.0 or later or as an application in either the
client/server or standalone modes. Fueled by the power of
the market-tested MYRIAD document viewing application
family, and driven by robust Java-based programming, jMYRIAD
enables users to view and markup documents in dozens of
different file formats under one application in a Web-based
environment.
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