Netscape Application Server

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Netscape Application Server was an integrated software platform. It was developed originally by Kivasoft, which was later acquired by Netscape.

When Netscape and Sun Microsystems formed the Sun-Netscape Alliance, the Netscape Application Server was chosen as the basis for its iPlanet Application Server offering in favor of the NetDynamics Application Server,^{[dubious – discuss]} which had also recently been acquired by Sun.

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E-mail clients	Netscape Mail & Newsgroups · Netscape Messenger 9

Other components	Netscape Composer

Server software	Netscape Enterprise Server · Netscape Application Server · Netscape Server Application Programming Interface

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People	Eric J. Bina · James H. Clark · Brendan Eich · Daniel Glazman · Jamie Zawinski · Lou Montulli · Marc Andreessen · Eric A. Meyer · Mitchell Baker

See also	Gecko · JSSS · Mariner · Netscape 5 · Netscape Public License · Mozilla · AOL

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