MDI form feature in JDeveloper 10.1.3

It's nice to see that you provide MDI form feature now for JClient in JDeveloper 10.1.3. Actually, you are having an even more powerful rich client framework that is quite more useful than MDI, witch is already available in your inventory. That is the doctable framework you are using for JDeveloper itself. Some IDE provider releases, or partially releases their source environment. Do you have any plan to release that also? That will make JClient users extremely happy :-)

Charles,
we are currently evaluating this option but have made no decision yet.
Frank

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