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Tuesday, June 20, 2006

Encyclopedia Britannica Standardize on WebRenderer: Financial News - Yahoo!Finance

Encylopedia Britanica has picked an open source software component based on Mozilla web browser for its multimedia rendering needs.

The component they chose, WebRenderer sounds very capable. It lets them harness all of the following technogies in their world famous multimeida online encyclopeida: AJAX, CSS, DOM, HTML, Java, JavaScript, XML, XSLT

JadeLiquid Software PR:
The WebRenderer Java browser component tightly integrates into any
Java Desktop or Server application and provides standards compliant
rendering of web content across multiple platforms. WebRenderer being
the most standards compliant Java browser SDK supporting HTML 4.01,
SSL, JavaScript, CSS 1 & 2, XSL, XSLT, XML, DOM, AJAX etc.
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