Press Release

RadView Software, Downright Software Successfully Meet Demands of Official Olympic Games Electronic Newsletter, Powered By LifeMinders, Inc.

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BURLINGTON, MA -  Sept. 20, 2000 - eNewsletter Delivers Real-time Free Personalized Results from Sydney Olympic Games

RadView(TM) Software Ltd. (Nasdaq: RDVW) and Downright Software LLC today announced the successful completion of the verification of the first-ever Official Olympic Games Electronic Newsletter, powered by LifeMinders, Inc. LifeMinders selected Downright's testing expertise and RadView's award-winning Web application testing and analysis software, WebLoad(TM), to verify the performance and scalability of their service.

Downright met LifeMinders' Olympic-sized demands of "swifter, higher, stronger" by constructing a large scale testing lab with over 20 high-end servers generating in excess of 300 transactions per second. The lab relied on WebLoad's scalability to generate loads that effectively tested the Olympics eNewsletter application, database design and network infrastructure. The simulated operational conditions enabled LifeMinders to refine the deployed configurations and operating procedures well in advance of their service launch. The eNewsletter delivers instant daily e-mails in real time with official Olympics information such as event times, race results, game scores and medal standings that registered users have pre-selected at the official Olympics home page (http://www.olympics.com) or at the LifeMinders' site (http://www.olympics.lifeminders.com).

"Millions of fans worldwide will use the Internet to stay connected to Sydney despite time zone and distance differences. The Olympic Games are one of the most anticipated international events, and we had to be confident that our highly-personalized service would also be highly-reliable," said Steve Chapin, CEO of LifeMinders. "We chose to work with Downright and RadView again after the good deal of success we had in working together in the past."

"This illustrates the benefits of testing high-traffic and high-availability Web applications early in the development lifecycle, with enough time to deal with issues before your customers feel the impact," said David Cohen, vice president and chief technology officer, Downright Software. "We looked to RadView's technology to help us provide the high-level of assurance necessary for an e-business such as Lifeminders - where Web traffic is directly related to success."

"WebLoad Resource Manager(TM) plays a pivotal role in launching enterprise applications," said deMarie Malnar, alliance marketing manager, RadView Software. "We are proud to be part of this Olympic effort and look forward to continued work with leaders such as Lifeminders and Downright to confirm that Web applications perform and scale well when subjected to the Internet."

About Downright Software, LLC

Downright Software, RadView's Premiere Service Partner, provides expertise in developing and stress-testing distributed applications. Downright's unique WebSledge(TM) service provides e-solution teams with customized application performance and stress information. The WebSledge collaborative methodology focuses on building customized scenarios based on client-defined usage patterns. The testing process typically exposes capacity thresholds, volume-related defects, and user concurrency issues. For more information about Downright Software or its WebSledge services, visit http://www.websledge.com.

About RadView Software Ltd.

RadView provides Internet industry standards-based solutions for verifying the performance, scalability and integrity of e-business systems. RadView's products facilitate and coordinate testing and analysis at all points within the e-business development lifecycle. RadView is a worldwide organization with corporate offices in Burlington, MA, San Ramon, CA, London, England, and Tel Aviv, Israel.

This press release may contain forward-looking statements. Such statements are subject to certain factors, risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results, events and performance to differ materially from those referred to in such statements. These risks are identified in RadView Software's registration statement on Form F-1 with the Securities and Exchange Commission.