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Gava SE 1.0, a Java IDE for international java code, released

 
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Please go to check http://www.gavasoft.com for more information
Gava is a Java Integrated Development Environment (IDE), built in pure Java, to develop Java applications and applets. Most part of Gava is developed in Gava itself. As a pure Java application, Gava can run on both Windows and Unix/Linux platforms. It requires JRE 1.4 to execute, but it can debug JDK1.2, 1.3, and 1.4.
Intuitive, fast, and powerful. Gava is a fast IDE built with many unique and well-thought-out optimizations. Gava users will enjoy a smooth coding feeling throughout the development phases - fast start-up, fast code completion, fast compiling, etc. With a relatively simple but intuitive GUI, Gava provides users powerful functionalities. It suits the needs of all developers, from entry-level to advanced.
Internationalization. Gava is an IDE designed for developing international Java applications. First, Gava itself is a multilingual Java application. Developers can set Gava to any language, no matter what OS (localized or English version) it is running on. Second, Gava provides many functionalities and tools to easily develop multilingual applications, with either localization or internationalization technologies.
Write once, develop anywhere. With Gava, you can not only run your projects on multi-platforms, you can also develop your projects on multi-platforms. Gava implements an OS-independent project management architecture. Based on this architecture and other special features in Gava, developers can easily port Gava's projects to different platforms, file systems, or file directories.
Multiple debugging sessions. Gava can debug multiple debuggees within the same running instance of Gava. This feature makes Client Server debugging much easier, Gava users don't have to switch between running applications.
Customizable. Gava is configurable. Gava users can customize the GUI look and feel with their favorable fonts and colors to create a work environment suitable for different occasions, either for demonstration or development.
Now Gava SE 1.0 is available for download. We would appreciate any and all feedback regarding the product. You may download a fully funtional 30 days trial version from our download page, and try it to see how you like it. Thank you.
 
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First, we have a perfectly good forum for advertisements. It's called Blatent Advertising.
Next, and I mean no disrespect when I ask this, but why would I pay money for your IDE when Netbeans and Eclipse are free? From what I have seen on your site, it offers nothing in comparison to those 2 IDE's.
Most other commercial IDE's at least come packed with Vendor Specific plugins that allow you to better develop for their products. What is so special about GAVA?
 
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And also, the name "Gava Developer" does not comply with the JavaRanch Naming Policy. Please change your display name to comply with this policy.
Additionally, do not spam the same message to multiple forums please. I have deleted the one you placed in "Java in General - Beginners", and I expect this one will shortly be moved to Blatent Advertising.
Thank you.
[ September 30, 2003: Message edited by: Jason Menard ]
 
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Ditto, what they said...

Plus, I'm moving this to the 'Blatant Advertising' forum.
 
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