IAB Studio is a new J2EE based Rich Internet Application builder

Here I would like to introduce a new J2EE based solution for the development of Rich Internet Allications.
We are pleased to announce a new release of IAB Studio 3.1. This innovative development solution for Rich Internet Application Development is now available for free download from our web site www.worcsnet.com > Products > Downloads.
Please check out a demo application at www.iabstudio.com to see the power of IAB Studio for yourself. This application was created in just 5 days. Yet it delivers rich functionality and user friendly user interface.
****** no HTML, no page refreshes, no Applets, no ActiveX, no Plug-ins, no server side development******
IAB Studio is a breakthrough alternative to the leading mainstream of web development tools or frameworks, such as .NET, Struts, or Flash. It allows for getting rid of server side development, which normally cannot produce a decent functional GUI. In IAB Studio, a developer builds internet applications using client side controls (also known as widgets), which are extremely powerful and can handle data and functionality associated with them. IAB Studio widget collection includes treeview controls, tab controls, data management and reporting controls, data presentation control (grid), report controls, combo box, toolbars, menus, media controls and many more.
****** Create a functional Graphical User Interfaces in no time ******
IAB Studio is the first tool ever, which allows a web developer to forget about spending tremendous amounts of time developing any GUI and concentrate on the business logic, the same way as in Visual Basic or any other desktop RAD tool. In fact, it is equally easy to use. It comes with a powerful in-browser IDE, which contains Team Organizer, Project Organizer, Data Entry Automation Wizards, Instant Messenger, Visual Page Designer, Visual Workflow Designer, Data Management and Visual Report Designer.
****** Does not require learning new programming languages ******
To use IAB Studio, a developer does not have to learn any new language. Basic knowledge of Java and JavaScript is enough to start developing complex applications right away.
****** It is FREE ******
IAB Studio is completely free for non-commercial use.
****** Most Powerful in-Brower Development Environment******
IAB Studio is compatible with the major operating systems (Windows/Unix) and a wide range of RDBMS such as Oracle, MS SQL Server, Sybase or SAP DB. No other tools except a Web browser are required to use IAB Studio.
****** Data Entry Automation ******
IAB Studio allows one to automate tedious tasks as data entry. Instead of HTML forms and all the hassles related to handling them, IAB Studio provides data entry wizards, updateable grid controls and data manipulation, and reporting controls. These controls provide you with the ability easily and quickly build functional data entry pages with error validations, automatic SQL generation, and more. It requires zero coding as well. Wizards make the most of work for you; there are no XML descriptors involved. This saves a lot of development time.
****** Benefits ******
Applications developed in IAB Studio have superior performance, minimized network traffic, and an optimized data exchange mechanism between client and server. Minimum or ZERO coding is required in most cases to create Rich Internet Applications of any complexity with IAB Studio. Using IAB Studio, developers or even business analysts can create powerful Internet applications in days, with only a Web browser installed on the computer anywhere in the world. The bottom line is - it is easy to develop rich functionality in IAB Studio, and it takes up to 80% less efforts compared to the leading web development tools and frameworks.
****** IAB Studio Client Side Widgets ******
IAB Studio offers a rich set of client side widgets that truly redefine the capabilities of a regular Web application. IAB Studio widgets are JavaScript graphical user interface objects backed by the Java MVC framework on the server side. IAB Studio does not use any Applets or ActiveX controls. WorcsNet technology offers the thinnest client possible, outstanding performance and rich functionality. Internet Applications created with IAB Studio perform better than applications created with the leading development technologies. IAB Studio supports both Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator.
****** Remote Development ******
IAB applications do not require deployment. A typical IAB application runs as part of the IAB Studio framework; this allows modification of the application on the fly. A team of developers can work on the same project remotely, simultaneously and in real time. The browser based Page Editors allow for development of IAB pages on the client machine and save the work in the server repository. It greatly simplifies the development and deployment processes.
****** Robust Security ******
IAB Studio�s robust security allows the administrator to manage and authorize access to any areas of the application depending on the role of a user.
Read more about IAB Studio at www.worcsnet.com.
Check out a demo application at www.iabstudio.com to see the power of IAB Studio for yourself.

Struts is a server side framework, which has poor means for creating web pages that can provide rich user interface.
The main reason is that in order to refresh page data, it needs to refresh the whole page. It means that if for example you have two tab pages and you want to switch from one to another, you will refresh the current page, and everything you entered on this page will be lost. So in order to retrieve it when you go back to the first page, you will have to send it to the server in the first place, store itsomewhere and prepare a page when you go back to it. Another problem is that while you are on the second page, you cannot really access data from the first page - because it's not there.
IAB Studio, on the other hand, is very different. It allows to create pages, which consists of client side controls and not HTML. Client side controls can handle data, assosiated with them. For example, in the abovementioned example, when you click on the second tab page, it will not go to the server. Instead, it will cache this page in memory and handle it accordingly. It also allows to get data from the first page, even if you are on the second page. And so on.
IAB Studio has over 40 such controls, including reporting control (this one has a functional report designer), grids, treeview, tab controls, various lists,
message boxes, schedulers, workflows and more.
Another important difference is that Struts is just a framework, and you have to handle a lot of XML descriptors, whereas IAB Studio is a full-blown IDE, which requires only browser to run.
Read more about IAB Studio at www.worcsnet.com, or you can download a free version and try it out for yourself.

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Your links are broken. This is not a good demonstration of your web-based development skills. Obviously this means I have not been able to look at your examples. However, I will offer three comments.
(1) Dynamic rendering of objects is liable to translate into a slow experience for the user. Anyone who's migrated client/server Oracle Forms to web-deployed Forms will know what I mean. And Oracle have put person-years of effort into optimising the rendering of their Forms applet.
(2) Doing a GUI in Java Swing is the easy bit. The hard stuff resides in the transaction management that Forms does for us. Again the amount of effort Oracle have put into JDeveloper's ADF packages is a testament (and a warning).
(3) I suppose you will say that are going to put all that stuff into database stored procedures. But that merely relocates the complexity rather than answering it. Furthermore a lot of the benefit users derive from rich client applications (as opposed to HTML forms) is not due to the superior aesthetic experience of using Windows widgets. Rather it is the embedded business logic (complex data validation, event triggers, etc.) which means the gets instantaneous responses to their input. That's a lot of complexity to render on the fly.
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Hi Eddy thanks for answer.
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Hi George234234,
I've downloaded free version and installed it.
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It is really easy and straight forward to use.
Now I'm trying to build prototype application using this tool.
I'll keep you informed about my progress.

Bachelor thesis in Rich Internet Applications

Hi,
First of all, sorry for my engIish.
I don't know if this is the right section of the forum, anyway I'm going to explain my problem:
I'm writing down a thesis about RIAs: in my intentions i want to "speak" in particoular about Java
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Here comes my draft:
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CLIENT SIDE
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Applet
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It is just what I have in my mind right now, it's confused and obfuscated, but still gives the idea of my organization. Or not?
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Your links are broken. This is not a good demonstration of your web-based development skills. Obviously this means I have not been able to look at your examples. However, I will offer three comments.
(1) Dynamic rendering of objects is liable to translate into a slow experience for the user. Anyone who's migrated client/server Oracle Forms to web-deployed Forms will know what I mean. And Oracle have put person-years of effort into optimising the rendering of their Forms applet.
(2) Doing a GUI in Java Swing is the easy bit. The hard stuff resides in the transaction management that Forms does for us. Again the amount of effort Oracle have put into JDeveloper's ADF packages is a testament (and a warning).
(3) I suppose you will say that are going to put all that stuff into database stored procedures. But that merely relocates the complexity rather than answering it. Furthermore a lot of the benefit users derive from rich client applications (as opposed to HTML forms) is not due to the superior aesthetic experience of using Windows widgets. Rather it is the embedded business logic (complex data validation, event triggers, etc.) which means the gets instantaneous responses to their input. That's a lot of complexity to render on the fly.
I am also thinking the possibility to create migration routines to
convert our Oracle Forms modules to stored procedures using this framework. Good luck!
Cheers, APC

Rich Internet Applications

I was reading an article from Cameron O'Rourke in the latest Oracle Magazine and it seems that rich clients are returning to the arena as an alternative to the old and restrict HTML interface. Maybe Oracle Forms will have a second chance after all?

Hi,
the term "rich client" no longer only means Java based clients alone, but all clients that offer interactive user interfaces. This includes e.g. Macromedia Flash and Oracle UIX. The thin client world gracefully hijacked the term "rich client" for their own purpose to signal inprovements made during the last years.
The new Java Server Faces technology in J2EE - developed under the leadership of SUN - allows JSP based applications to be interactive like Oracle Forms or other Swing based applications in the Web.
What so far was missing in HTML based applications was the ability to response to events on a component level, similar to what Forms provides within its triggers.
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Almost all of them are used on the server side. What about building applications on the client side ?
Is Sun thinking too much hardware these days ? Why is that most of the products come out of 3rd party vendors like apache for instance ?

There's your fundamental problem... We KNOW from bitter experience that rich client app are NOT scalable. The world simply doesn't work that way.
Architecture starts from the foundations and works up. Computer systems achitectures start from the server and work out... We're just not out there yet dude.
My crystal ball says that within 20 years computers will be sooooo freeken fast that "scalable" really won't be an issue any longer, except for worldwide realtime massive transaction rate systems (like VR role playing games)... so enterprise solutions will naturally migrate back towards the desktop.
In the meantime the kids are having fun on the desktop and us "boring backend people" collect $40 million dollars in twenty minutes with rock-solid server-side solutions. Horses for courses. Watch for pitch reports.

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Hi, I am starting Bournemouth University in September and will be learning java, I have wanted to build rich internet applications for years and am really excited!!
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I have knowledge of html, css, some sql, some flash and can use photoshop and fireworks.
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In that respect actually, is Java SE ok for my goals or should I have installed Java EE; I think I tried to install EE version first but had options in the installer I didnt understand or errors; did it a couple of weeks ago and cant remember exactly what the issue was? Can you upgrade from one java sdk to another without effecting netbeans??
Thanks all in advance, I hope some people will help me get started and in return I will dedicate part of my web site im about to build for uni to putting all the information gathered in one place for others.
My system is windows 7, 64bit
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Netbeans IDE 7.0
MySql Server 5.5
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I also have mssql installed as I started learning this from an interactive dvd, but am assuming Oracle is the db of choice now oracle bought java. Or mySql which i installed but have never used before.
Edited by: user13715216 on 16-Jun-2011 07:02

First of all, stop treating this like its an Adobe product. There are no plugins okay? You have entered a very different world of development right now, one you may find you don't even like. But lets not be hasty.
Secondly, remove everything you have installed right now.
Okay, now you're ready to start. Now Install the Java 6 JDK AND NOTHING ELSE. It has no executable to start any fancy program, just a bunch of command line tools with which you are going to enter the wonderful and difficult world of Java programming. Pick a favorite text editor (preferably one that has syntax highlighting for Java sources) and get going. I suggest you start here:
http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/
This will not tell you how to build web applications; this will tell you how to create Java programs using the tools that are part of the JDK. You should not be even thinking about doing any web development at all until you are intimately familiar with the language, the tools, the standard API and programming in general. That may take as little as three months, probably more given your limited experience in the realm of application programming.
Only once you have found your way should you make an attempt to install Netbeans again and start to learn how to use that to make your life a little easier. Before Netbeans can help you help yourself, you really have to know what you are doing.
I wish you good luck. Its good that you are excited, but I hope that excitement has not been built on top of bad assumptions and woefully inappropriate expectations. Programming is hard, application development is even harder.

Rich Worklist Application

Hello,
We are trying to customize the WorkList application. Our client wants a richer application than the Sample provided out of the box.
Anything out there we could use? Any plans from Oracle to provide a richer Worklist application?
Thanks,
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Hi Jay,
We are an Oracle Partner focused on providing BPM Solutions. We have built a RIA (Rich Internet Application) for BPM using Flex for customers. Basically, a Rich BPEL Application.
Targeted for ALL Oracle BPEL customers who want more than the Sample BPEL Worklist Application, this RIA offers:
1. All the rich interactivity you would expect of a Web 2.0 application
2. Real-time, interactive graphical view of inflight processes for business users.
This gives users complete visibility and status of activities of the process and also allows them to perform all actions.
3. Real-time updates of the work list and the graphical view. Push technology used so users never have to click refresh.
4. Custom Views that includes Display of Process Attributes, Multi-column sorting, Group-by
5. Client-side filtering that includes simple and advanced filtering on Task and Process Attributes
6. Process Monitoring and Analytics with drill down to activity details including payload, history, faults etc.
The application works for BPA processes transformed to BPEL, as well as processes developed directly in the BPEL Designer.
Screenshot: [Oracle BPEL | BPM Application | www.inspyrus.com/bpm/bpm.png ]
If this is of interest, you can reach us at [[email protected]]
Thank you!
Website: [Inspyrus | www.inspyrus.com]
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IAB Studio is a J2EE based development and run time environment that includes a Calendar among other features as Instant Messenger and Project/Team Organizer.
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A demo application is also available at www.iabstudio.com
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Struts is a server side framework, which has poor means for creating web pages that can provide rich user interface.
The main reason is that in order to refresh page data, it needs to refresh the whole page. It means that if for example you have two tab pages and you want to switch from one to another, you will refresh the current page, and everything you entered on this page will be lost. So in order to retrieve it when you go back to the first page, you will have to send it to the server in the first place, store itsomewhere and prepare a page when you go back to it. Another problem is that while you are on the second page, you cannot really access data from the first page - because it's not there.
IAB Studio, on the other hand, is very different. It allows to create pages, which consists of client side controls and not HTML. Client side controls can handle data, assosiated with them. For example, in the abovementioned example, when you click on the second tab page, it will not go to the server. Instead, it will cache this page in memory and handle it accordingly. It also allows to get data from the first page, even if you are on the second page. And so on.
IAB Studio has over 40 such controls, including reporting control (this one has a functional report designer), grids, treeview, tab controls, various lists,
message boxes, schedulers, workflows and more.
Another important difference is that Struts is just a framework, and you have to handle a lot of XML descriptors, whereas IAB Studio is a full-blown IDE, which requires only browser to run.
Read more about IAB Studio at www.worcsnet.com, or you can download a free version and try it out for yourself.

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I am pleased to announce availability of new J2EE 1.4 SDK. You can download this today from http://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/download.html
J2EE SDK now includes App Server Platform Edition 8.2 (SJSAS PE 8.2) delivering a rich application deployment environment that is highly available and scalable. It dramatically lowers total cost of ownership proven by the latest SPECjAppServer2004 benchmarks on Sun T2000 CoolThread Server ($86/JOPS for application tier running on SJSAS PE 8.2, Solaris 10, and MySQL5.) The new release greatly improves Web Services performance by a factor of 2 to 4 through the inclusion of FastInfoset and support for latest technologies such as AJAX clients and Java database, based on the Apache Derby to decrease the development cycle time of Web 2.0 interactive applications and maximize developer productivity.
The Sun Java System Application Server PE 8.2 is fully integrated with NetBeans 5 by providing an out of the box environment for development, deployment and debugging of Web and enterprise applications and extends its advocacy for open source by supporting RedHat Linux 4, MySQL 5 and Apache Derby.
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* Superior throughput performance and better scalability supporting multi core/ multi threaded architecture.
* Fast Infoset support improves webservices performance multiple folds.
* App Server 8.2 bundles deployment ready Derby database making it possible to develop and deploy end to end J2EE application.
* App Server 8.2 adds support for Red Hat 4 and My SQL 5.
* In built JMS resource adapter makes connectivity with backend systems even more easier. Application Server 8.2 adds out of box connectivity for IBM MQ Series and Sun's MQ Server.
* Enhanced J2EE 1.4 blueprints including demonstration of using Web 2.0 technologies like AJAX with App Server 8.2
* JavaServer Faces Support: Developers can quickly build web applications by: assembling reusable UI components in a page; connecting these components to a data source; and wiring client-generated events to server-side event handlers.
* Improved Administration Console:
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* Web Services Security: Container message security mechanisms implementing message-level authentication (e.g. XML digital signature and encryption) of SOAP web services invocations using the X509 and username/password profiles of the OASIS WS-Security standard.
* JavaServer Pages Standard Tag Library 1.1 Support: the library encapsulates core functionality common to many JSP applications.
* Bundled J2SE 5.0_06
Sun Java System Application Server Platform Edition is free for development and deployment. Sun support is offered at an additional cost.
Useful Links and pointers:
- Download bits from http://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/download.html
- SPECjAppServer2004 benchmark results demonstrating Sun's price/performance strengths. http://www.spec.org/jAppServer2004/results/res2005q4/jAppServer2004-20051109-00023.html
- Stay connected with open source development of Application Server 9 on Project Glassfish via The Acquarium
http://java.sun.com/javaee/glassfish/
http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/theaquarium
- Migrate to Sun Java System Application Server 8.2 today !
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/tools/migration/index.html
Fast Infoset whitepaper
http://www.sun.com/software/whitepapers/javaenterprisesystem/web_services_performance.pdf
More Information at http://java.sun.com/javaee
Thanks,
- Pratik
Product Line Manager
Application Platform Products
Sun Microsystems Inc.

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Hi,
I already tried this at two different computers.
Install VS 2013
Get VS Update 2
Get VS Web Essentials
Get Azure SDK 2.3
Launch VS, Log-in with MSDN acc.
File-New Project - ASP.NET Web Application (pick MVC + Web API)
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OK
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Hi,
Based on your description, it seems that your azure subscription was over the spending limit, about this account issue, I suggest you contact with azure support, it's the best choice for you. Please contact support team by creating a support ticket at
http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/support/contact/
Or if that doesn't work because you don't have an active subscription you will need to contact general customer support to have them create a support ticket for you
http://support.microsoft.com/gp/customer-service-phone-numbers?wa=wsignin1.0
About this incorrect error message, I suggest you submit this feedback at:
http://feedback.azure.com/forums/34192--general-feedback
Best Regards
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HERE to participate the survey.

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Mail does not create new emails based on the highlighted mailbox, but rather the receiving mailbox of whatever individual email happens to be highlighted. This was not the case prior to Lion. Is this a bug or an error on my part?

Mail does not create new emails based on the highlighted mailbox, but rather according the receiving mailbox of whatever individual email happens to be highlighted. This was not the case prior to Lion. Is this a bug or an error on my part? (I do have the setting for creating new emails from the highlighted mailbox checked.)

The questions about time was not only because of thinking about the Time Machine, but also possible impact on recognizing which messages remaining on a POP server (doesn't apply to IMAP) have been already downloaded. In the Mail folder, at its root level, in Mail 3.x there is a file named MessageUidsAlreadyDownloaded3 that should prevent duplicate downloading -- some servers may not communicate the best with respect to that, and the universal index must certainly be involved in updating that index file. If it corrupts, it can inhibit proper downloading. However, setting the account up in a New User Account and having the same problem does not point that way, unless your POP3 server is very different from most.
That universal index is also typically involved when messages are meant to be moved from the Inbox to another mailbox -- in Mail 3.x the message does not move, but rather is copied, and then erased from the origin mailbox. That requires updating the Envelope Index to keep track of where the message is, and should keep track of where it is supposed to have been removed after the "Move".
Ernie

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