Nexaweb Studio 3.0 Eases Web 2.0 Application Development Through Enhanced AJAX Support

New Plug-Ins for Dojo Toolkit, Eclipse AJAX Toolkit Framework Simplifies User Interface Design and Integration With Web Services

By: RIA News Desk

Dec. 18, 2006 06:00 AM

"Studio 3.0 marks a significant IDE release by offering the industry's first universal client framework supporting both Java and AJAX," said Coach Wei, CTO of Nexaweb. "Studio 3.0, combined with our new Nexaweb Platform 4.5, also released today, provides developers with a tightly integrated suite that supports end-to-end development of secure, highly robust EW2.0 applications. By eliminating the need to re-architect and rip-and-replace system components, enterprise customers have lowered development costs by up to 75% by using our solutions."

The Nexaweb Platform provides a flexible XML framework and a visual, Eclipse-based development environment that combines a rich UI, declarative data binding, extensible data services, and a robust communications layer to enable enterprises and their AJAX and Java developers to rapidly deploy enterprise-class applications over the Web.

-- Nexaweb Platform -- a comprehensive platform that separates business logic from application presentation to simplify the development and deployment of EW2.0 applications.

-- Nexaweb Studio -- a visual, drag-and-drop EW2.0 application development environment.

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