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SAPI
(redirected from Server Application Programming Interface)

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SAPIServer Application Programming Interface
SAPISpeech Application Programming Interface (Microsoft & Unisys)
SAPISmall Arms Protective Inserts (body armor plates)
SAPIService Access Point Identifier
SAPISales Association of the Paper Industry
SAPIspecial access program for intelligence (US DoD)
SAPISystems Approach to Process Improvement (MPSI)
SAPIStandard Application Program Interface
SAPISurfing Association of the Philippine Islands


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Sapphire/Web employs Oracle Web Request Broker-API as a substitute for the Common Gateway Interface (CGI) and other Web server application programming interfaces.
Bluestone announces Sapphire/Web 3.0 availability -- Delivers Oracle ... by Business Wire
Sapphire/Web employs Oracle Web Request Broker*API as a substitute for the Common Gateway Interface (CGI) and other Web server application programming interfaces.
Bluestone Announces Enhanced Relationship with Oracle by Business Wire
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