“At the Java Business (SM) Conference in New York City, Inprise
Corporation (Nasdaq: INPR) today announced the availability of
JBuilder 3 Foundation, a cross platform development environment for
creating Java(TM) 2 platform-based applications for Linux, the
Solaris(TM) Operating Environment, and Windows. The product is
available for free download at Inprise’s Web site,
www.borland.com/jbuilder….”
“This is the first version of JBuilder for the Linux
operating system. As a leading independent application tools
developer, Inprise is committed to providing our customers with the
solutions they need to conduct business over the Internet,”
said Dale Fuller, interim president and CEO of Inprise Corporation.
“We are making JBuilder Foundation, the market’s most requested
Java development tool, available to the market at no cost. This is
not just a trial or demonstration version but a production quality
tool that Java developers can use now to benefit from the power,
performance and productivity of JBuilder across multiple platforms,
including Linux, Solaris and Windows operating systems.”
“Inprise has always been a strong supporter of the Java
platform, and Inprise’s new JBuilder 3 Foundation gives Java
developers the necessary core development features to enable
cross-platform development of enterprise applications based on the
Java platform,” said George Paolini, vice president, Java Community
Development at Sun Microsystems, Inc. “JBuilder 3 Foundation
enables developers to quickly and easily develop Java
technology-based applications to deploy on Linux workstations and
servers.”
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