Product Feature Comparison

The table below outlines the key features available across this range of products.

Feature	QlikWeb WorkBench	Sharepoint Web Parts	JavaScript Libraries
'Native' QVS Objects (e.g. listboxes, charts etc.)			NA (^1)
'Extension' Objects (currently FlexiGrid, Mapping Control, Global Search, Update Feedback Control)
Complete control over layout/functionality/styling		See ^2
Custom Data Pump (^3)
RSS Provider (^4)
Server side .NET object model
Visual Studio.NET Integration		NA	NA
WSS 3.0/MOSS 2007 (Sharepoint) Integration	NA		NA
Basket Management Functionality (under development)			Partial (^5)

NA - Not Applicable/Relevant.

^1 - Native objects would need to be handcoded using HTML and knowledge of QlikView Server ZFC syntax.

^2 - In Sharepoint you will inevitably constrained to laying out content in fixed web part zones and also to the extent to which sharepoint can be branded/themed.

^3 - This is a port of the QvsViewClient.asp and associated components. This allows easier setup and configuration of QlikView Server ZFC sites, particularly when QVS and IIS are running on separate machines.

^4 - Allows QlikView data to be easily published as an RSS data feed.

^5 - Planned to include client side JavaScript files, however server side component will need to be written for the server platform being utilised to support the client side functionality. Only an ASP.NET based provider will be included in the QlikWeb WorkBench.