OptimalJ
OptimalJ is an advanced development environment enabling the rapid design, development and modification of J2EE applications. Using patterns and models to help simplify the J2EE development process, OptimalJ lets architects and designers concentrate on what to build, not how to build it.
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OptimalJ Demo Edition
The OptimalJ Demo Edition accompanies the book MDA Explained, the Model Driven Architecture: Practice and Promise, written by Anneke Kleppe, Jos Warmer from "Klasse Objecten" and Wim Bast Chief Architect OptimalJ from Compuware.
The OptimalJ Demo Edition is a freely downloadable version of OptimalJ. By means of a guided interactive scenario the Demo Edition takes the user by the hand through the steps of creating a small three-tier application.
Meta Object Model Editor
The Editor allows graphical editing of MOF 1.4 Models in NetBeans 3.4. It builds UML-type class diagram of a package. Supports navigation, creation, deletion and editing of classes on a graphical canvas and is fully integrated with the NetBeans 3.4 IDE.
OptimalAdvisor
OptimalAdvisor expertise consists of rules and transformations:
OptimalAdvisor can analyze source files, class files or a combination of the two. OptimalAdvisor's automated expertise can be requested about code fragments (methods, classes) or complete projects. Core features include:
DevPartner Java™ Edition
Improve Java code performance and reliability. DevPartner is a suite of development productivity tools that speeds development of reliable, high-performance Java applications and components. Driven by the first-to-market Java and web architecture, DevPartner delivers new and improved detailed analysis capabilities.
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Strobe for Java™
Strobe for Java™ and the Strobe for WebSphere Application Server (WAS) solution help IT organizations deliver efficient and responsive z/OS applications that perform optimally throughout the life cycle. Strobe for Java™ and Strobe for WebSphere help you understand and improve the performance of Java and J2EE applications that may use WebSphere, CICS, and DB2. Strobe for Java™ and WebSphere captures critical Java and J2EE application performance data, pinpointing the Java packages, classes and methods that are most resource-consumptive or that contribute to delays. Strobe for Java™ and WebSphere identifies EJBs, JSPs, and servlets with poor response time. Identifies activity in Java applications by transaction, package, class and method as well as the full file path that identifies the package. Strobe identifies SQL statements consuming significant resources or contributing to delays that were invoked on behalf of Java code and provides additional information to help you improve the performance of the SQL statements. Strobe for Java™and WebSphere also reports on time spent in resource-consumptive system services and shared objects and reports on the use of the IBM zSeries Application Assist Processor (zAAP), if applicable.
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