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Warpstock: Data Representations, Inc. to exhibit at Warpstock '98
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Judy McDermott)
Sun Sep 6 13:38:08 1998
To: os2ann.DISCUSS@bloom-picayune.mit.edu
Date: 06 Sep 1998 11:13:00 -0400
From: Judy McDermott <bri@gt-online.com>
Reply-To: Judy McDermott <bri@gt-online.com>
Reply-to: Judy McDermott <bri@gt-online.com>
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Data Representations, Inc.
http://www.datarepresentations.com/
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Data Representations, Inc. to exhibit at Warpstock '98
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Data Representations, Inc. is pleased to announce that it will exhibit
its flagship product, Simplicity for Java(TM), at Warpstock '98 in
Chicago. (http://www.warpstock.org)
Written completely in Java, Simplicity for Java lets developers build
Java applications and applets interactively. Simplicity presents the
user with a working model of the actual application that they are
creating. All changes to the code are immediately integrated into this
working model without the user needing to save and compile the changes.
This dynamic execution reduces the traditional three step
Code-Compile-Test software development process to a single step:
Design.
The upcoming version 1.1 builds upon Simplicity's initial release by
adding full support for the Swing components, debugging from within the
Simplicity Composer, full JavaBeans(tm) support, and an enhanced
Java-aware editor.
Simplicity features a palette of parts which can be added dynamically
to the working application. These parts include all of the AWT
components and layouts, the swing components, as well as a set of
extended components that provide enhanced functionality. The user can
also add any JavaBean to the palette.
Simplicity also features the Code Sourcerer(TM), which interviews the
user in order to determine what should happen in response to events and
writes the appropriate Java source code. This allows Simplicity for
Java to be used by both experienced and inexperienced Java developers.
Simplicity for Java comes with an Integrated Design Environment (IDE)
which organizes all of the components of a project. A project can
include multiple applications/applets, images, sounds, Java
source/class files, HTML files, JavaBeans, and any other data files
related to a project. The Simplicity IDE also relieves the user from
worrying about pathnames on both a local file system and on a web
server.
Simplicity for Java is written completely in Java 1.1 to run on any
Java-enabled platform, including OS/2 Warp, Solaris, Win95/98/NT,
HP-UX, Linux and many others. Simplicity for Java 1.0 has received 100%
Pure Java certification from Sun Microsystems, Inc.
A free tryout version of Simplicity for Java 1.0 is available from Data
Representations' web site, http://www.datarepresentations.com/. A
public beta of version 1.1 will be available in late summer, and 1.1
will be released during the fall of 1998. Users of Simplicity for Java
1.0 will receive a free upgrade to version 1.1. Simplicity for Java is
priced at $89 US for a single user license. Multiple user and academic
licensing discounts are also available.
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Data Representations, Simplicity for Java, and Code Sourcerer are
trademarks of Data Representations, Inc. Java, 100% Pure Java and
JavaBeans are trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. All trademarks are
owned by their respective company.
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