Filemaker Server 8 Advanced

FileMaker Server 8 Advanced is an enhanced version of FileMaker Server 8 that lets administrators securely manage and deploy shared FileMaker Pro 8 and 7 database files over networks, intranets, and the Internet. Leveraging advances in reliability and security, FileMaker Server 8 Advanced makes it easier than ever to create robust FileMaker web-based solutions that can be shared with up to 100 simultaneous users, so teams of all sizes can access business-critical information, work collaboratively, and increase productivity no matter where they are.\n\n- Serve data simultaneously to up to 100 web-based clients, 50 ODBC/JDBC clients, and 250 FileMaker Pro 8 and 7 clients \n- Use Instant Web Publishing capabilities — and take advantage of new FileMaker 8 features including Tab Controls and Drop-down Calendar — to share interactive FileMaker solutions \n- Create custom web solutions that integrate with existing websites using XML and XSLT \n- Access FileMaker data remotely from other applications using XML, ODBC, or JDBC \n- Protect valuable data with advanced security features \n\nServe your data\nHost up to 125 database files** simultaneously to store massive amounts of FileMaker data on your network, while providing both stability and faster network performance to your FileMaker Pro users. Use forms-based authentication for increased security and the ability to customize the Instant Web Publishing home page to help users navigate your web site.\n\nShare your data\nQuickly publish information with Instant Web Publishing or create custom web interfaces with XML data and server-based XSLT processing. Leverage ScriptMaker™ support for web-based applications. Use popular web development tools to interface with FileMaker data via ODBC and JDBC. Employ the Site Assistant to easily create new XSLT sites.\n\nSecure your data\nEnhance the FileMaker Pro security system by optionally encrypting data transferred between hosted databases and desktop clients using the SSL protocol. User accounts and passwords can be efficiently managed through external authentication using industry standard Active Directory and Open Directory.