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| Exchange Relay Info |
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Over time we have been inundated with unsolicited email messages, some of which were transmitted to us from Exchange servers that were (unknowingly to their owners) relaying messages. Even our original Exchange server had been relaying messages without our consent, so we found that this problem was prevalent and needed to be addressed. |
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We wrote up a short explanation about what is happening, and a gave some hints on how to halt the relaying. You can access the page on Exchange relaying help here. Unfortunately in our case, we had to install a second non-Exchange email server exposed to the public internet, as we were unable to configure Exchange to halt the relaying, as Microsoft's solutions were insufficient. |
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| Web Domain Forwarding Info |
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During the course of a Windows*-to-Linux conversion project we will be asked if the new Apache web server can co-exist with Windows* IIS, and how will users be able to access both servers running in an intranet from a single external public IP address. The answer of course is that the two server types can run on the same intranet. Plus the Apache server provides a method for both web servers to be access from the Internet through a single IP address. We wrote up a web page to explain how this can be accomplished. Please click here to access the web page explaining a heterogeneous web server installation. |
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| Product Archive |
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Over the years the Artige Company offered various products, which have since been retired, or only offered on a customized basis going forward. The most popular ones are archived below: |
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ArLead: Details on our XML-based messaging switchboard can be seen here. |
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RTIDD: Details on our web services platform from 1997 can be seen here. |
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Industrial Clipart: Details on our configurable, web-based, ActiveX controls can be seen here. The outcome of the associated applications Gymnuria and Hibernia are also mentioned. |
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Press Room Automaton (PRA): Details on our shop floor controls system for the typical commercial offset press room can be seen here. |
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| Miscellaneous |
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Here is a link to our News webpage. |
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The Artige Company uses XML technologies in many of its products. To read the web page we have posted that explains our position with regard to XML, please click here. |
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XSLT (style sheets for XML) are difficult to program and use, as students in our XML courses have pointed out to us. We have written an article explaining some of the intricacies concerning recursion and how the result tree is created, please click here to view the usage hints. |
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We strongly believe in using open internet technologies for our real time process control systems. To read about the Artige Company Real Time Manifesto, please click here. |
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We tackle the sticky question of when it is appropriate to configure or program an application, for details click here. |
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Like any good company, we have adopted a mascot, who appears in our logo. The mascot web page explains the story behind the igel. |
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* - Windows is a trademark of the Microsoft Corporation. |
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