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Mainsoft supports WebSphere Everyplace
Mainsoft, the cross-platform company and an advanced IBM business partner, announced services and support for IBM WebSphere Everyplace Deployment, enabling customers to run .NET Web applications natively on WebSphere software running on a Linux desktop. Mobile end users gain easy access to all enterprise applications and data, even when they are offline, regardless of whether the underlying applications were written in C#, Visual Basic .NET or Java. Users can also store and process field information, and synchronize information with enterprise systems that based either on Java or the Microsoft .NET framework using WebSphere Everyplace.


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