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Here is a matrix outlining the features of JDesignerPro. JDesignerPro leads our competitors in several features. We have been developing JDesignerPro since October 1995. Release 1.0 was in August 1996, making it the most mature Java tool available. JDesignerPro is not an old product simply remade for Java, as are products like Cafe and VJ++. It was designed from the ground up in Java, for network computing. The BulletProof team has been able to build a tool from scratch that incorporates the kind of features we wished traditional tools like VB and PowerBuilder had. If you're still wondering whether Java is mainstream and up to the task of creating real applications take a close look at JDesignerPro. Being 100% Java we're sure you'll agree that if JDP looks this good and runs this well then surely the applications you will create with it will be just as good. The same is not true with tools like Cafe and VJ++ that are written in C++.

    PowerJ CafePro  
  JDesignerPro Apptivity VJ++ NetDynamics
Feature   JBuilder    
Visual GUI Design X X X  
Advanced Components X X    
Email / Alpha Paging X      
Data Binding X X X X
Advanced Data Models X X   X
Application Partitioning X X X  
Scripting        
Wriitten in Java X     X
UNIX / Max Compatible X     X
Forms Wizards X X X X
Debugger X X X X
Compiler   X X X
Visual Java Coding X X    
WYSIWYG Design X      
Integrated with Middleware X X   X
Menu Structure X X    
Built-in Access Control X     X
Built-in Application Delivery X X   X
Importing JavaBeans X X X  
Format in HTML, Excel X     X
Local Printing Support X     X
Runs on NetWare X      
Support for NDS X      
  • Visual Coding refers to the Interaction Manager (I.M.) which is the first system to expose all methods and parameters for components for easy creation of Java code.------------------------------------------

  • Menu Structure is a feature that makes it easy to build and modify a hierarchy of application screens. The Menu Structure is tightly aligned with the Access Control.

  • Access Control refers to the built-in mechanism to require login to the system, usable in any application.

  • Application Delivery is the feature which tracks users and groups and serves only the application modules to a user for which that user is authorized.

  • Application Partitioning is a term used to mean the ability to choose to place logic, processes and events on the server or the client. You may also have an event kick off actions both on the server and the client simultaneously.
  • WYSIWYG Design means that as you are developing, the components look and are placed exactly as they will on the compiled, deployed screen. The data components also display the data during design. We can claim this exclusively because JDesignerPro is currently the only system to have employed the Java Layout Managers in the design phase, not just after the compile, as do products like CafePro.
 
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