Interoperability - Demos

An overview of Microsoft's interoperability strategy and an introduction to the NDAM framework (8:05)
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Accessing heterogeneous file systems (Windows NT, UNIX, NetWare) using Microsoft Distributed File System, Services for UNIX and Gateway Services for NetWare.
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Building a data warehouse using DB2 and SQL Server Replication. (9:56)
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Building data driven applications using Visual Studio 6.0 with ORACLE and SAP. Includes demonstration of native Oracle support. (13:30)
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Building transaction-based applications using Microsoft Transaction Server® and IBM CICS. (11:38)
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Building component applications using Microsoft COM on multiple platforms (Solaris, Digital UNIX). (6:08)
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Distributed transactions across heterogeneous systems using the Transaction Internet Protocol. (11:36)
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Integrating Microsoft Transaction Server and Unisys ClearPath using COMTI and Unisys extensions for COMTI. (14:06)
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Reducing Administration overhead in the IBM environment using Single Sign On and password synchronization functionality of SNA Server. (6:16)
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Reducing Administration overhead using Single Sign On functionality with standards based (Kerberos) technology. Includes demonstration of smart-card login. (6:55)
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Microsoft Application Interoperability

Develop applications that function cross-platform with Windows 2000, Terminal Server Edition; COM on UNIX; Transaction Integrator; and Microsoft Transaction Server.

Integrating Applications with Existing Systems: SAP R/3, IBM CICS, Great Plains, and Baan

Learn technologies that will allow your Internet commerce transactions to integrate with SAP R/3 using SAP DCOM Connector, with Baan, and with an IBM CICS mainframe application.

Internet Explorer 4.0 for UNIX Overview

An overview of product features in Internet Explorer 4.0 for UNIX.

Microsoft Data Interoperability

Access dissimilar file formats and databases with Microsoft ODBC; Visual Studio®, Enterprise Edition; and Application Connectors to CC:mail and Notes.

Microsoft Interoperability Mission

Ensure Windows products work with other key platforms in the enterprise market.

Microsoft Management Interoperability

Learn how to set up cross-platform password synchronization, authentication, authorization, and encryption; manage UNIX and NetWare directory services; and supervise servers and hosts with system management tools.

Microsoft Network Interoperability

Integrate disparate network platforms with Windows 2000, Gateway Service for NetWare, Services for UNIX, Services for Macintosh, and Microsoft SNA Server.