Web-based DMS for Motorola

Motorola's SURFboard wireless cable modem incorporates gateway, firewall, VPN, and WEP security features. Art & Logic developed an API which allowed cable service providers to customize the interface at runtime, selectively hiding and showing content and changing fields to read/write or read-only. The interface was integrated with a customized version of the GoAhead Webserver and Art & Logic's own Device Management Framework.

TAGS:  Web  HTML  XML  Embedded  Linux  HTTP  SSL  GoAhead WebServer  GoAhead  Networking  Computer Hardware  Telecom

Web-based Network Management System

Ensemble is a pioneer in Broadband Wireless Access. Art & Logic created the web-based interface for Ensemble's Network Management System. The interface features many dynamic elements including a view of the base station, showing the real-time positions of cards and LED's. Sophisticated JavaScript and HTML coding techniques were used to develop this dynamic user experience.

TAGS:  Web  JavaScript  Embedded  Networking

Mobile Application to View IT Infrastructure Information

The Information Systems Manager hired Art & Logic to develop a web application for both the BlackBerry/iPhone platforms to allow clients to access their Perfman system. This system alerts users to potential problems within their IT infrastructure such as server response time, memory leaks and virtual machine image growth. The application reports specific events that occur, overall trends and reports any actions that have been taken to resolve the issue.

TAGS:  Mobile  iOS  iPhone  Smartphone  Mac OS X  JavaScript  Web services  BlackBerry  CSS  IIS  ASP.NET  Networking  Service

Ethernet Drivers for Kingston Technology

Art & Logic created all of the Mac OS ethernet drivers and diagnostic applications in the Kingston Technology EtheRx product line. These products cover PCI and PCMCIA bus architectures and operate at 10M and 100M network speeds. Art & Logic has kept the family of drivers updated to the latest ethernet driver frameworks released by Apple Computer and has worked closely with Kingston and Apple to ensure driver compatibility with new CPUs and Mac OS versions.

TAGS:  Mac OS 9  Driver  Hardware  Networking  Computer Hardware

Multi-product Management Software for SMS Product Line

Redback Networks had developed one of the most sophisticated networking products ever, the SMS 1000 multi-protocol virtual router/switch/bridge. Now it needed a configuration and management interface that network providers could actually use. Having heard through about the work that Art & Logic was doing for other networking product companies, Redback hired Art & Logic to create the SMS 1000 product's management interface. Since then Redback has grown from a startup into a highly respected public company, while continuing to work with Art & Logic on several new products. more...

Redback Networks had developed one of the most sophisticated networking products ever, the SMS 1000 multi-protocol virtual router/switch/bridge. Now it needed a configuration and management interface that network providers could actually use. Having heard through about the work that Art & Logic was doing for other networking product companies, Redback hired Art & Logic to create the SMS 1000 product's management interface. Since then Redback has grown from a startup into a highly respected public company, while continuing to work with Art & Logic on several new products. The original codebase, including the Art & Logic Advanced JavaScript Control Suite and some tricky searching, sorting, and filtering software, has sped development of the rest of Redback's product line. Because of the complexity of the SMS products they became a showcase of embedded internet capabilities. For example, the device interface can show which plugin cards are in which device slots and can defer committing a large set of cached configuration changes to eliminate conflicts.

TAGS:  Web  JavaScript  Embedded  Networking

Ground-breaking Network Device Management System Under pSOS for Flagship Product

In 1996, managing a networking device with a web browser was almost unheard of. Sonoma Systems, later acquired by Nortel, chose Art & Logic for our strong object-oriented capabilities. The embedded solution created by Art & Logic "solved the problem behind the problem," in the words of the client. The project involved close interaction with the OS vendor (ISI) because Art & Logic engineers were pushing their pSOS C++ compiler farther than anyone had before. Art & Logic created an HTML tagging language, wrote the embedded code to implement it, and coded the HTML files to use the new language. more...

In 1996, managing a networking device with a web browser was almost unheard of. Sonoma Systems, later acquired by Nortel, chose Art & Logic for our strong object-oriented capabilities. The embedded solution created by Art & Logic "solved the problem behind the problem," in the words of the client. The project involved close interaction with the OS vendor (ISI) because Art & Logic engineers were pushing their pSOS C++ compiler farther than anyone had before. Art & Logic created an HTML tagging language, wrote the embedded code to implement it, and coded the HTML files to use the new language. The custom tagging created a foundation for easy feature changes and faster new product development - a departure from previous brute-force implementations. The technique also substantially reduced code line count, which reduced defects. The resulting system was not only solid, but had substantial features, such as session management, security, and user account management.

TAGS:  Web  JavaScript  HTML  Embedded  C++  DHTML  pSOS  Networking

Domain Registration & Tools for iPhone

EasyDNS Technologies hired Art & Logic to create a native iPhone version of their domain registration web site. Fetch DNS settings for a domain, query for IP addresses, and perform reverse lookups. It even has an handy "What is my IP?" function for your current network access point. It also works on your iPod touch.

TAGS:  Mobile  iOS  iPhone  Objective-C  Smartphone  iPod touch  Networking