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| Software AG Brings New Web 2.0 Capabilities to Natural Developers Software AG has unveiled Natural for Ajax, an enhanced version of the Natural programming language for creating Ajax-based, Rich Internet Applications (RIA). Natural for Ajax enables faster application development while improving the end-user experience through codeless, drag & drop development of rich, Ajax-based applications and user interfaces. Key benefits of these Rich Internet Applications include the streamlined ability to create composite views of applications and data, as well as the availability of more dynamic, high-performance and interactive reporting. Natural 2006 is Software AG's widely adopted business application development and deployment environment. Natural 2006 is recognized for the speed and efficiency it offers for creating highly-scalable enterprise transactional systems running on either mainframe or open systems platforms. The introduction of Natural for Ajax follows the recent release of Natural for Eclipse. Natural for Ajax can be used to create browser-based, rich user interfaces for enterprise applications and mainframe systems that rival the look, feel and performance of the latest Web 2.0 applications. Natural developers can implement rich-client functionality using a library of more than 50 pre-defined Web graphical user interface (GUI) controls. Other interactive features - such as "drag and drop", context menus and advanced grid processing – can be used within a standard Web browser to streamline development and boost productivity. Natural 2006 is a development platform for creating enterprise transactional systems that support Web services, open source environments and Ajax-based Rich Internet Applications. With support for an Eclipse-based development environment, users can collaboratively develop Natural, Java and .NET projects simultaneously for improved productivity. Other key features of Natural 2006 include powerful modeling and code generation, seamless integration of applications, and proven, standards-based support for service-oriented architecture. write your comments about the article :: © 2007 Networking News :: home page |