Valentina 1.8.7 Introduces Java, MacOS X REALbasic, ShockwaveVersions
Valentina 1.8.7 Introduces Java, MacOS X REALbasic, Shockwave Versions TECHNOLOGY RELEASE 1.8.7 INCLUDES NEW PRODUCT, STRATEGIC IMPROVEMENTS TO DIRECTOR, REALBASIC AND MAC OS X VERSIONS January 18, 2001. Beaverton, Oregon. Paradigma Software announced the availability of technology release 1.8.7, including powerful new functionality to most SDKs and MacOS X support. It introduces the release version of Valentina for Java (VJSDK), Shockwave safe and Authorware friendly Valentina for Director, and MacOS X ready versions of Valentina application and Valentina for REALbasic. Valentina for Java is the first of Paradigma Software's line of database tools for development of client side pure Java applications. VJSDK includes implementations for Macintosh and Windows development and includes the Valentina application (VAPP) for rapid creation and modification of object-relational databases. VJSDK is available for $299. Valentina for Director release 1.8.7 is now Shockwave safe, meaning the Valentina runtime can be downloaded with a Director Shockwave project. It also includes compatibility with Macromedia Authorware. Valentina for Director is available for Macintosh and Windows platforms. Single platform pricing is $199. Two platform pricing is $299, and includes the Valentina application. Version 1.X users can upgrade to the latest version for free. Valentina for REALbasic 1.8.7 is the MacOS X compliant version of the Valentina implementation for the popular visual BASIC environment, REALbasic, supporting REAL Software's native MacOS X and Classic compilation. Valentina for REALbasic Standard Edition is available for $199. The Professional version is $299, includes the Valentina application and supports Windows compilation. Version 1.X users can upgrade to the 1.8.7 versions for free. "REALbasic programmers want to develop for MacOS X now so they can ship OS X ready applications when the OS is ready. They don't want their apps to be forced to run under 'Classic'. With V4RB 1.8.7, they can be assured that their Classic, MacOS X, 68K and Windows applications are all supported by the fastest and most robust database engine available for REALbasic," said Ruslan Zasukhin, founder of Paradigma Software. Additional information is available on the Paradigma Software website, or through its authorized international distribution partners. About Paradigma Software Paradigma Software developed the ultra-fast Valentina database kernel, the core of its line of database products for designers and developers. Founded in 1998 by Ruslan Zasukhin, Paradigma Software has teamed with US-based Proactive International, LLC for international business development. For additional information, visit the Paradigma Software website at http://www.paradigmasoft.com. Contact Paradigma Software [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.paradigmasoft.com Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/metacard@lists.runrev.com/ Info: http://www.xworlds.com/metacard/mailinglist.htm Please send bug reports to [EMAIL PROTECTED], not this list.
Re: Valentina 1.8.7 Introduces Java, MacOS X REALbasic, ShockwaveVersions
on 19/1/01 17:03, Dave Cragg at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: H Simon, Hi Dave, Hi Scott, Hi MetaCard Developers, At 8:53 AM -0500 19/1/01, Simon Lord wrote: Hey Scott, why not add a notices page to the MetaCard list so people can post their product releases to it? This is not this first time I get spammed in the list (lets call it what it is), it's only going to get worse before it gets better. Please take my apologies for sending to MC list general PR. I understand reaction of Simon, which decide that this is just spam. Valentina is new for Metacard community, so probably many people are not aware yet that actually Paradigma offers a product for Metacard developers -- Valentina XCMD (VXCMD) as for MAC so for Windows. We do release of the WHOLE product line. This means that release 1.8.7 offers improvements and fixes to VXCMD users also. On the other hand, it's nice to get information about Metacard-related products. We're not exactly swamped with them. :) I also think so, there is nothing bad to get announcement on list of new products and updates which will help you work. However, the press-release style probably doesn't make many friends on a list like this. Something written specifically for Metacard developers would be nicer. Agree, on the other hand this is hard enough to do, because Valentina now support a lots of API: C++, Java, Director, RB, xCards, WebSiphon, AppleScript By the way, I just gave the Valentina xcmd (Windows version) a try out. I'm no database person, but it seems a solid and powerful tool. It took a couple of long sessions to work out what I was doing, but I managed to build tables, link them, load data, run queries, etc, all from a Metacard interface. btw, have you try use Debug feature of VXCMD ? Highly recommend to use. I'd be interested to hear from anyone using it for "big" projects about its performance and stability. Dan, if you want to get info about Valentina the best place -- Valentina list. (btw on our WEB you can find archive for last 1.5 years). On this list you will meet several hundreds of Valentina developers which work on MAC and Windows, which use all that different APIs, but they are joined by Valentina. Valentina community is very friendly and responsible (as Valentina itself :-) PERFORMANCE: you can find benchmarks of Valentina on our site. in short -- incredible PROJECTS: practically of any kind. From small -- like a pref files, to databases with many tables and hundreds of thousand of records. One of the important for many developers "feature" of Valentina -- its files can be easy used from any supported environments. For example you can develop part of your project in MC and other part in C++ or Java. FUTURE? Valentina Server improved SQL Linux porting more Object-Oriented features in database -- Best regards, Ruslan Zasukhin - Paradigma. e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] web : http://www.paradigmasoft.com To subscribe to the Valentina mail list send a letter to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/metacard@lists.runrev.com/ Info: http://www.xworlds.com/metacard/mailinglist.htm Please send bug reports to [EMAIL PROTECTED], not this list.
Re: Valentina 1.8.7 Introduces Java, MacOS X REALbasic, ShockwaveVersions
On 19/1/01 8:05 pm, Ruslan Zasukhin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I understand reaction of Simon, which decide that this is just spam. Valentina is new for Metacard community, so probably many people are not aware yet that actually Paradigma offers a product for Metacard developers -- Valentina XCMD (VXCMD) as for MAC so for Windows. We do release of the WHOLE product line. This means that release 1.8.7 offers improvements and fixes to VXCMD users also. On the other hand, it's nice to get information about Metacard-related products. We're not exactly swamped with them. :) I also think so, there is nothing bad to get announcement on list of new products and updates which will help you work. My opinion on this is that such an announcement is *not* spam, that this kind of information is useful and relevant to this list. Nor is it all that important that every *single* post that goes to this list be exactly on topic: the vast majority are, and in general I think its helpful to have a relaxed policy - people use this list as a general development resource. For example, asking questions about monitor resolutions and modem speeds are not *precisely* related to MetaCard, but are so useful and close to the subject that I wouldn't think for a moment to try to interfere with them. Finally, as a general point, I think the best place to protest about spam, or other unwanted posts of any description, is my mail box - rather than this list... Regards, Kevin Kevin Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.runrev.com/ Runtime Revolution Limited (formerly Cross Worlds Computing). Tel: +44 (0)131 672 2909. Fax: +44 (0)1639 830 707. Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/metacard@lists.runrev.com/ Info: http://www.xworlds.com/metacard/mailinglist.htm Please send bug reports to [EMAIL PROTECTED], not this list.
