JavaScriptSearch Tuesday, February 20, 2007; 03:15 AM
Canoo today announced that it has released a mobile version of its Java
RIA library, UltraLightClient (ULC) for mobile devices and PDAs: ULC
Mobile 1.0
(http://www.canoo.com/ulc/products/ulcmobile.html).
New Product: ULC Mobile
ULC Mobile is specially geared for Rich Internet Applications (RIAs)
running on top of the Java Micro Edition (Java ME) platform. Using ULC
Mobile, you can now develop Enterprise Web 2.0 applications with a
desktop user experience that will run on both Java SE and Java ME
clients. The new product offers the same API as UltraLightClient, which
means that existing UltraLightClient applications can essentially be
reused without code changes.
UltraLightClient's built-in optimizations such as lazy loading and
caching also apply to ULC Mobile, which make it particularly suited for
handheld devices with their limited memory and slower network
connections. Large server-based applications will be accessible via
rich UIs on mobile devices and PDAs. ULC Mobile requires CrE-ME to be
installed on the handheld device.
A developer license for ULC Mobile costs 4999 US $ and can be purchased
at the Canoo website. A 30-day evaluation license can be obtained. For
details please contact Canoo.
Sample Application
A sample application showing an online shopping application customized for a PDA is available at the Canoo website.
The demo application is a limited version of the ULC OnlineShop sample
and can be downloaded to any handheld device. To install and run the
ULC Mobile sample on a PDA, follow the instructions listed on the
sample page.
Build Rich Internet Applications in Java
UltraLightClient (ULC) is a Java library for web user interface
development, bridging the gap between Java Swing and a server-side
architecture. UltraLightClient allows Java developers to develop
mission-critical Enterprise Web 2.0 applications with a rich and
responsive user interface using proven Java technology both on the
client and on the server.
ULC Deployment Options now include Windows CE
UltraLightClient-based applications can be deployed in a J2EE
container, as a portlet, or stand-alone without changing the code. On
the client, a standard JRE from 1.4 upwards is all that is required.
The new product, ULC Mobile, extends the deployment options to mobile
devices that run with the Windows CE operating system.
UltraLightClient is available for purchase at http://www.canoo.com/ulc/.
A developer license costs US$ 1499 and includes free runtime
distribution on any number of servers. A free evaluation license may be
ordered for 30 days.
Canoo offers consulting, testing and development services for customers interested in using ULC Mobile for their project.
Canoo is a solution provider for Rich Internet Applications (RIA) based
in Basel, Switzerland. It offers consulting services and end-to-end
development of Enterprise Web applications. With 10 years of experience
in Rich Internet Application (RIA) technology, Canoo is a leading
expert in Web 2.0 applications, Java rich clients, and AJAX. Canoo's
RIA technology and web testing products are used in more than 60
countries worldwide.
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