Friday, April 07, 2006
Snowflake.net 5.0 for asp.net 2.0 is now released!!!!
Snowflake.net 5.0 is the most advanced OLAP asp.net control that is available for Visual Studio 2005 and asp.net 2.0. With version 5.0 we took the opportunity to rewrite Snowflake.net as a set of co-operating web parts, allowing independent positioning and control of all the visual elements that are typically used in Business Intelligence dashboards. All of the components co-operate through connection to Snowflake.net Data Provider component that communicates with either XML/A or ADOMD.net providers. Snowflake.net 5.0 data provider connects directly to SQL Server Analysis Services 2005 through a simple to use wizard. Snowflake.net reorganization has provided us with the groundwork required to tackle the issue of making Snowflake.net even more interactive through the use of AJAX technologies. Please check with us soon as we expect to have Snowflake.ajax available by Q3 2006.
Snowflake.net 5.0 is the most advanced OLAP asp.net control that is available for Visual Studio 2005 and asp.net 2.0. With version 5.0 we took the opportunity to rewrite Snowflake.net as a set of co-operating web parts, allowing independent positioning and control of all the visual elements that are typically used in Business Intelligence dashboards. All of the components co-operate through connection to Snowflake.net Data Provider component that communicates with either XML/A or ADOMD.net providers. Snowflake.net 5.0 data provider connects directly to SQL Server Analysis Services 2005 through a simple to use wizard. Snowflake.net reorganization has provided us with the groundwork required to tackle the issue of making Snowflake.net even more interactive through the use of AJAX technologies. Please check with us soon as we expect to have Snowflake.ajax available by Q3 2006.
Thursday, January 26, 2006
Snowflake 5.0 for VS 2005 will be released February 2006!!!
Snowflake 5.0 is a major re-architecture of the Snowflake.net component. The component is broken out into a set of co-operating web parts that make creating BI portals easier than ever. Snowflake 5.0 supports direct connectivity to SSAS 2005 through both ADOMD.net, XML/A and ADOMD.net over TCP/IP.
Snowflake.net 4.x is the solution for asp.net 1.1 solutions that need to access SSAS 2005 and will be supported through 2007.
Snowflake 5.0 is a major re-architecture of the Snowflake.net component. The component is broken out into a set of co-operating web parts that make creating BI portals easier than ever. Snowflake 5.0 supports direct connectivity to SSAS 2005 through both ADOMD.net, XML/A and ADOMD.net over TCP/IP.
Snowflake.net 4.x is the solution for asp.net 1.1 solutions that need to access SSAS 2005 and will be supported through 2007.
Monday, April 26, 2004
Snowflake.net 3.2 will be released by May 31st.
Many great features in the new version but here are some of the bigger ones:
- Actions Support
- Export to csv, xls, pdf
- Deep Hierarchy Search
- Serialization
Snowflake Reporting Services will be released simulatenously. For screenshots of reporting services please visit the Snowflake Reporting Services section on our site: http://www.intellimerce.com/SnowflakeRepServ.html.
We are starting with the betas this week.
Many great features in the new version but here are some of the bigger ones:
- Actions Support
- Export to csv, xls, pdf
- Deep Hierarchy Search
- Serialization
Snowflake Reporting Services will be released simulatenously. For screenshots of reporting services please visit the Snowflake Reporting Services section on our site: http://www.intellimerce.com/SnowflakeRepServ.html.
We are starting with the betas this week.
Wednesday, April 07, 2004
30-day trial installation for Snowflake 3.0 is available now
You can download it from:
http://www.intellimerce.com/download.html
You can download it from:
http://www.intellimerce.com/download.html
Sunday, March 14, 2004
Snowflake.net 3.0 and Snowflake Metric Released
You can download Snowflake.net from our site at http://www.intellimerce.com/Download.html. License file is required so please make sure that you enter a valid email address.
Snowflake Metric control is free and available for download from http://www.intellimerce.com/DownloadMetric.html
You can download Snowflake.net from our site at http://www.intellimerce.com/Download.html. License file is required so please make sure that you enter a valid email address.
Snowflake Metric control is free and available for download from http://www.intellimerce.com/DownloadMetric.html
Sunday, March 07, 2004
Snowflake.net 3.0 Release Date
Final date for Snowflake.net 3.0 release is March 12th.
We are also simultaneously releasing Snowflake Metric Control as a free, open source example of an asp.net control that is retrieving metrics accessing XMLA services. Snowflake Metric Control is ideally suited for implementation of KPI Dashboards.
Final date for Snowflake.net 3.0 release is March 12th.
We are also simultaneously releasing Snowflake Metric Control as a free, open source example of an asp.net control that is retrieving metrics accessing XMLA services. Snowflake Metric Control is ideally suited for implementation of KPI Dashboards.
Tuesday, March 02, 2004
Snowflake.net 3.0 coming soon
After a brief reprieve around the Holidays we are back at it again with release of Snowflake.net 3.0 in next couple of weeks. Lots of goodies but here are the most important ones:
1. Documentation overhaul - real online documentation as well as pdf will be provided
2. Performance enhancements - support for compressed XML/A streams
3. Scalability enhancements - support for state servers
4. Multi-select in slicers - this one was tough but we got it now
If you have any questions please send an email to sales@intellimerce.com for more details including a roadmap for the rest of the year.
After a brief reprieve around the Holidays we are back at it again with release of Snowflake.net 3.0 in next couple of weeks. Lots of goodies but here are the most important ones:
1. Documentation overhaul - real online documentation as well as pdf will be provided
2. Performance enhancements - support for compressed XML/A streams
3. Scalability enhancements - support for state servers
4. Multi-select in slicers - this one was tough but we got it now
If you have any questions please send an email to sales@intellimerce.com for more details including a roadmap for the rest of the year.
