Genuitec Unlocks Open Standards for RAD and WebSphere Developers

Company Enables Developer Innovation with Complimentary, Advanced Tooling for RAD

Mar. 17, 2008 08:00 AM

Genuitec announced the availability of MyEclipse 6.1 Blue Edition, a tailored, customizable toolsuite for WebSphere developers.

The success of the milestone release of MyEclipse 6.1 Blue Edition and subsequent customer input drove development for the general availability release, which provides users with all of the capabilities of the MyEclipse Workbench Professional Edition and full compatibility with the IBM WebSphere server.

Quick product release cycles allow Genuitec to provide developers with open standard tools and rich commercial feature sets that have not been made available by IBM's RAD. Developers using MyEclipse Blue Edition can customize their WebSphere-compatible work environments to utilize MyEclipse Blue Edition's advanced features, such as Ajax tooling, enhanced Hibernate tools, Spring capabilities, JPA, Struts, JSF, Web design tools, database support, third-party libraries and much more.

“MyEclipse 6.1 Blue Edition provides developers powerful tools to get a jump on technology innovations while using RAD for production management and to continue taking care of legacy development,” said Maher Masri, CEO for Genuitec. “Users of the MyEclipse Blue Edition can take advantage of MyEclipse's rapid technology adoption to keep up with the latest open standards and emerging technologies at a significant cost savings.”

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