Visual Net Server includes ready-to-go solutions for on-the-fly conversion of a large number of different data sources into XML - this includes SQL, Word, HTML Web pages, and delimited files. This means your end-users can continue to produce their content using familiar tools like MS Word. A new built-in text parser also makes it possible to translate virtually any text file format into XML.

The built-in cross-media engine makes it possible to publish and deliver content to different output formats such as Web pages, XML documents, Flash, Word, Quark XPress and text files. Visual Net Server fully supports XSL-T for rendering XML but also offers its own easy-to-use template language. This allows designers to continue working with familiar HTML-editors and animation tools and still be able to present XML data without having to go through the painful process of learning and mastering XSL-T.

Visual Net Server supports HTTP, FTP, file and mail as protocols for fetching and integrating content into the application as well as delivering content to end consumers.

The media component architecture of Visual Net makes it easy to re-use content and program logic. An easy-to-use graphical user interface gives an overview of your application. The graphical tool automatically produces templates both for fetching content and presenting it, reducing your learning time to a minimum. Many examples and a built-in on-line tutorial makes you an XML wizard within hours.

The innovative three-layered caching architecture now makes XML a viable alternative for sites with many visitors and a high load. The front-end cache handles massive amounts of simultaneous user requests, the back end cache avoids unneccessary round-trips to the data sources, while the middle-tier cache avoids unnecessary server processing and XML transformations. The need for investments in additional hardware is greatly reduced when the visits to a site increases.

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