In a recent update from Sun Microsystems on the beta release of Forte for Java 2.0, three of these companies offered accolades based on what Forte has done for them. Our work consists of browser and server-side development, which can include HTML, JavaScript, JSP servlets, XML and Java. Also, we were interested in something that was Java-based to serve multiple platforms. According to Ganyo, one of the things they take pride in, in their product, is the added functionality, with which Java definitely helps. They pretty much go through a monthly functional update, besides additional smaller fixes and updates.
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The company partners with all who offer service that can benefit the users. Customers can depend on new features or applications just about every month, he noted. InLine Software InLine Software is a company that builds products for development, assembly and deployment of Java-based applications. Simmons sees the primary customer benefit as having flexibility and investment protection for customers who already have existing infrastructure or may wish to accommodate other infrastructures or multiple infrastructures simultaneously. He noted that besides deployment support for multiple servers, the Standard complements Forte for Java with support for UML modeling.