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  1. Super 5.40 released: a free suite of J2EE tools (10 messages)

    • Posted by: Wei Jiang
    • Posted on: August 24 2004 10:08 EDT
    Acelet has announced the release of their suite: Super 5.40. This new version comes with: SuperEnvironment, SuperLogging, SuperPeekPoke, SuperReport, SuperScheduler, SuperStress, SuperWatchdog, and SuperPatrol, as a schedule job.

    Most of enhancements of this release are for SuperScheduler at http://www.acelet.com/super/SuperScheduler/index.html, and SuperWatchdog at http://www.acelet.com/super/SuperWatchdog/index.html.

    Read all of the changes at What's New.

    It can be anonymously downloaded from: http://www.ACElet.com.
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  2. Super 5.40 released: a free suite of J2EE tools[ Go to top ]

    Super!

    What I also like is their MortgageKing and -Queen where "all numbers are aligned well according to the column width"! ;-)
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  3. Super 5.40 released: a free suite of J2EE tools[ Go to top ]

    Please no jokes here beacuse we are talking about Acelet.
    A quote from their (bugly) website:
    "Acelet Corporation is the leading provider of J2EE tools"
    So learn from the best and download and use it.
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  4. Super 5.40 released: a free suite of J2EE tools[ Go to top ]

    Can't decide which of their products I like best. SuperPeekPoke perhaps.
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    Really, you must check their site. It's hillarious.
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  5. Super 5.40 released: a free suite of J2EE tools[ Go to top ]

    be sure to check out the apidocs as well :)

    http://www.acelet.com/super/doc/api/com/acelet/s/report/Checker.html
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  6. Super 5.40 released: a free suite of J2EE tools[ Go to top ]

    be sure to check out the apidocs as well :)http://www.acelet.com/super/doc/api/com/acelet/s/report/Checker.html
    Was something not clear? Provide your business logic!
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  7. JavaDocs[ Go to top ]

    If you want to start comparing java docs... try this from a comercial product from a large corporate:

    handleException(java.lang.RuntimeException exception)
              To re-throwing the exception,throwing a different exception or re-trying the query or database operation.
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  8. SuperWow?[ Go to top ]

    Made me fall of my chair...after I took a look on the "Logging" class JavaDoc
    http://www.acelet.com/super/doc/api/com/acelet/logging/Logging.html

    The only comparison I can find is IBMs Calendar class - it follows the same inconsistent design and bad naming...

    Really good material for Hani's bLog http://jroller.com/page/fate
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  9. SuperWow?[ Go to top ]

    Made me fall of my chair...after I took a look on the "Logging" class JavaDochttp://www.acelet.com/super/doc/api/com/acelet/logging/Logging.htmlThe only comparison I can find is IBMs Calendar class - it follows the same inconsistent design and bad naming...Really good material for Hani's bLog http://jroller.com/page/fate
    Don't be so hard on them, their API docs are extremely helpful to tell you what a class does:
    The Logging class is a user log utility.
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  10. Functionality[ Go to top ]

    The functionality is good. This is the most important for me. I did not find any other software which provides such rich functionality.

    They speak English with accent. But they speak Java with little accent.
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  11. Is this a joke?[ Go to top ]

    Who picks the news to TSS?

    Well, it was really funny, anyway.
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