Jwavw 3.1 from Visual Numerics
Boulder 18 April 2001 Visual
Numerics says JWAVE 3.5 is now available. JWAVE is a client/server
solution that uses Sun Microsystems' Java components to rapidly develop and deploy
applications across an enterprise via the Internet or an intranet. Whether
developing applications using the Java programming language or HTML and Java Server
Pages, JWAVE lets users perform numerical analysis and visual interpretation of
large, complex datasets. Among JWAVE 3.5's most
significant new upgrades are advanced graphics features that expand the client-side
interaction of the product, and support for Java Server Pages (JSP).
Version 3.5 incorporates advanced graphics
features that greatly expand the client-side interaction. Among the new graphics
features is the ability to zoom in or zoom out of a chart, profile a row or column
across an image, select a point on a chart, and interactively rotate a 3D chart.
These advanced graphics features improve the productivity of the JWAVE developer
and increase the flexibility of JWAVE applications.
The other significant new
enhancement is JSP support. JSP technology provides a way to create web pages
that display dynamically generated content. This technology facilitates the
creation of web-based applications that do not require a Java Virtual Machine to
be running on the client. JSPs and servlets, running on a web server, perform
all of the application processing and deliver results in HTML format back to the
client.
Because of its JSP support,
JWAVE 3.5 now offers the following benefits: little or no Java programming is
required by the developer; the JWAVE client does not require a Java Virtual Machine,
as results are delivered in HTML format; multiple plots can be generated and
displayed in a single web page through one call to JWAVE; and because all JWAVE
connections are handled on the server, it is possible to create connections to
multiple JWAVE managers running on multiple servers.
JWAVE 3.5 supports
servers and desktop computers running any popular version of Unix [Solaris,
HP-UX, IRIX, Tru64 (formerly Digital UNIX), and AIX], Windows NT or Linux.
The price of a JWAVE 3.5 starter kit, which includes a single-user server
license and two client developer licenses, is $8,795.
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