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ExpressConnect runs inside the TRIRIGA / MREF application server. Modules are built for Java 8 with Java 7 builds for legacy servers. Ask us about your version during the demo.

You do not need to write the API implementation yourself. API Builder creates the REST endpoints and their OpenAPI documentation from your TRIRIGA / MREF metadata. Your team writes the code in your application that sends requests to these APIs and handles the responses, using a programming language that supports HTTP.

Open the API Builder from TRIRIGA / MREF and follow its seven steps: API definition, packs, groups, resources, API details, summary and progress. It generates the reports, data sources, mapping files and API resource records, activates them in the runtime and regenerates the OpenAPI document. Existing APIs can be imported and revised the same way.

By API pack and by environment, with annual or multi-year terms and usage-based options where agreed. A trial license covers evaluation.

ExpressEvent delivers filtered, transformed events over WebSocket or webhooks.

Yes. A trial license runs for 30 to 90 days in a non-production environment.

Nowhere new. ExpressConnect runs inside your TRIRIGA / MREF server and exposes the data you choose through authenticated endpoints.

Yes. ExpressConnect runs within your TRIRIGA / MREF environment, whether it is hosted on-premises, in the cloud, or across a hybrid or multi-region deployment.