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zeroCode new version released

zeroCode for J2EE announced
August 1, 2005 - Ampersand announces the release of J2EE-compliant zeroCode in the market today. zeroCode V4R2 is a major upgrade of the product, built to be J2EE- and Struts-compliant. zeroCode now generates servlet-only or J2EE-compliant code, based on options that the designer can choose when building or extending an application. Being Struts-compliant, a zeroCode-built J2EE application also includes the appropriate control files and entries, ensuring a very high degree of maintainability and extensibility. In combination with market-leading tools like Eclipse, a zeroCode-built application now delivers both very high developer productivity and standards-compliant maintainability. And the Model-View-Controller Model 2 (MVC2) architecture of the application ensures robustness and extensibility.
J2EE and Struts have become increasingly popular in the marketplace as robust, extensible design patterns and frameworks that can be used to build large, heavily-used applications. They are inherently complicated, though, in their structures and conventions, forcing developers and software designers to have to learn and use a whole new lexicon of development. With zCJ2, designers can now ignore all that and focus on what’s important to their users – usability, navigability, multi-device access and such issues. zeroCode will ensure that the internals and control structures that are needed to build such applications are automatically generated and delivered.
“With zeroCode, we changed the manner in which large applications are constructed. We put tremendous power in the hands of people who did not know – or need to know – Java. zCJ2 V4R2 takes that power to the next level. Software designers can now say ‘Yes, we build J2EE-Struts-MVC2 applications. And we still don’t need to know Java!’” says Narasimhan Mandyam, CEO, Ampersand.