Australian Firm Goes for Securing Rights to JavaScript-Generating Techniques

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Wednesday, May 31, 2006; 03:32 AM

In a press release Australian company Morfik stated that it "will pursue all avenues to protect its IP rights" to a new JavaScrit-generating technology.  The technique in question is called JavaScript Synthesis Technology (JST), and patent for it is pending.

Recent recognition of the value of mapping a high-level language to JavaScript by key stalwarts of the AJAX world has confirmed the viability of Morfik Technology Pty Ltd's many years of pioneering work in this area. Morfik's vision of "browser as computing platform" embodied by JST  is now gaining mainstream acceptance.

"Morfik believes in this paradigm and has invested millions of dollars over the course of many man-years in developing this technology," said Aram Mirkazemi, co-founder and CEO of Morfik.

In October 2005 Morfik's JST was featured at the Web 2.0 Conference in San Francisco, California and immediately attracted the attention of leading search engine providers and software development organizations, including founders and top officers from large companies. In a number of instances, persons recognizing the potential in the JST innovation and its implications for their own organization's applications requested special more detailed presentations to their engineers or gained access to additional confidential information about JST.

Morfik as the owner of this ground-breaking innovation and technology is committed to protecting all of its rights, working closely with interested organizations to share its learning and innovations related to JST and to enter into appropriate licensing arrangements with such organizations to govern their use of JST.

Morfik stated that, as the owner of this technology, it is committed to protecting all of its rights, and is working to enter into appropriate licensing arrangements with interested organizations to govern their use of JST.