NavBuilder, a Java Tool for
Creating Web Sites with Navigations
NavBuilder, a Java tool, allows users to create a large class
of Web sites with navigations. It keeps track of all links, and it generates a navigation
for Netscape and Microsoft browsers.
http://www.ibm.com/java/news/news142.html
Toad, an Environment
for Developing Java Applications
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The Toad environment examines your existing Java centralized or distributed programs,
and analyzes Java programs written elsewhere. It performs both dynamic analysis
on a running program, and static analysis without running the program.
http://www.ibm.com/java/news/news143.html
Arithmetic, Comparison, and String Beans
for Creating Apps with Visual Programming Tools
In creating applications with visual programming tools, the
Arithmetic Bean Set performs arithmetic operations, and the Comparator Bean Suite
performs comparison operations. The String Bean Suite performs string operations
without hand-coding.
http://www.ibm.com/java/news/news145.html
Four Java International Calendars
The Calendar class in JDK 1.1 is a framework for supporint
multiple calendar systems. Four new Calendar subclasses accommodate the Buddhist,
Hebrew, Islamic, and Japanese Imperial calendars.
http://www.ibm.com/java/news/news152.phtml
IBM, Gemplus to Develop New Java Smart
Card
IBM and Gemplus will develop smart card products
based on Java technology, and promote adoption of the Java Card platform. The companies
will combine technologies to create an 8-bit, Java-based smart card for use in banking
and multi-function, smart-card-based applications.
http://www.chipcard.ibm.com/data/headline/headline.html
ASM Europe's View of Java: Runs Faster,
Uses Less
Code, Reduces Test Time, Detects Errors Better
ASM Europe, an equipment supplier to semiconductor vendors,
has seen impressive results from using Java to improve the look and feel of its
products. Graphics in Java ran "much, much faster" than in Visual C++.
A superset of the supervisor took 12 months to implement, versus 24 with C++. Total
lines of code decreased dramatically. Better error detection reduced testing time
up to 70%.
http://www.software.ibm.com/os/warp/warpfm/novdec98/#story1
Random Walk Computing Grows
with Java on Wall Street
Random Walk Computing, a consulting firm enjoying aggressive
growth, uses Java for major Wall Street computing projects. The firm says Java brings
tremendous efficiencies -- shortening project life cycles, improving system maintainability
and extendability, and reducing overall cost.
http://www.software.ibm.com/os/warp/warpfm/novdec98/#story2
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