M7 Introduces NitroX Studio for Eclipse

To Provide a Complete Browser-to-Database Development Environment

Sep. 21, 2005 02:00 PM

M7 Corporation announced NitroX Studio, an eclipse based browser-to-database development environment that provides professional level support for Hibernate, JavaServer Faces, Struts, JavaServer Pages and access to all popular databases including DB2, MySQL, Oracle, SQL Server and Sybase.

NitroX Studio introduces NitroX ORM Workbench – which the company calls a powerful set of database and object-relational mapping tools that offer a high degree of flexibility and power for developing database enabled application. The NitroX ORM Workbench includes ORM wizards and editors, Entity Editor, SQL Editor, DbXaminer, DbXplorer and many more features that are uniquely powered by M7’s AppXRay technology. NitroX Studio includes the highly acclaimed NitroX JSP IDE, NitroX Struts IDE and NitroX JSF IDE.

"NitroX Studio is a huge leap forward,” said Mansour Safai, CEO of M7 Corporation. “The market is demanding professional level solutions for eclipse and NitroX Studio delivers a complete end-to-end, browser to database development solution based on popular open source and standard technologies.”

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Eclipse News Desk wrote: M7 Corporation announced NitroX Studio, an Eclipse-based browser-to-database development environment that provides professional level support for Hibernate, JavaServer Faces, Struts, JavaServer Pages and access to all popular databases including DB2, MySQL, Oracle, SQL Server and Sybase.

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