inConcert provides a full Middleware platform which forms the core of the integration between communication channels and the backoffice of any business. Our systems process hundreds of thousands of requests a day, and a reliable and scalable IOCP socket server framework was a solid requirement.
We started off using The Free Framework and then upgraded to The Server Framework in 2009 to take advantage of the more advanced features. The Server Framework has many hours of flight and has provided us with the reliability we needed.
JunoTrade utilized The Server Framework for building the quote server that is used for our JWeb website and iPhone application.
The Server Framework has proved perfectly stable and performance is excellent.
In addition, Len’s support of the framework is good, and he will provide consulting services for integration of the API into your servers.
John McMorris CEO JunoTrade Corporation
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This client uses The Server Framework to provide a networking layer for their in-house device control and monitoring system. Hardware devices connect via TCP to their server for monitoring and control at their industrial plants.
We provided custom development so that The Server Framework could be plugged in as a direct replacement to their previous networking layer. We also used The Server Framework to replace the unreliable DCOM client connectivity solution that was being used to connect operator display clients to their monitoring server with a robust, scalable, rock solid solution.
This company, who would prefer to remain nameless, was one of the first to really push the UDP side of The Server Framework with its Voice over IP system.
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Jeppesen uses The Server Framework as part of a web service and client application back-end service that provides on-demand aviation chart graphics, navigation data and flight planning services.
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This Korean games company, which builds mobile games for iOS and Android platforms, is moving to The Server Framework for the development of its new game servers.
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MEI uses The Server Framework for the MEI Easitrax� Transaction Server.
Vending operators use telemetry to help manage their operations by being able to access real-time information from their vending machines.
METS is a high-availability gateway for a remote monitoring application that collects the telemetry data from vending machines. MEI simply modified one of Len’s socket server samples by developing codecs for the packet data.
http://www.meigroup.com/usa/vending/
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MiX Telematics use The Server Framework for vehicle tracking in their Fleet Management Communications Suite. The Server Framework is responsible for all of the UDP traffic between the Fleet Management on-board computers and the Communications Suite’s servers. Vehicles are connected via GPRS and their servers currently manage more than 50,000 connections.
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NetIQ are using The Server Framework to provide a scalable, high performance client/server framework for event collection and configuration management.
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This client uses The Server Framework and our consulting services and custom development to build a custom application server for the games industry. We’ve worked with them for over 16 years now and it has been nice to watch them grow from a small start-up to a company that uses our server code to support over 1.4 billion monthly players. Hardware and Operating System evolution means that we still get to find ways to improve performance and make things better and often these changes filter back into The Server Framework over time.
