Re: What Java tools/application should I use for this... pls help..

Hi Nuno,

>> We use Java because the customer want multi platform app and they want Java.
> Sounds like another trend to me. Ah well, it's IT after all...
Why another trend ? The customer has many remote location and they don't want to limit what platform that should be used, isn't this a valid reason ?

Do you know how JDeveloper compared to JBuilder ?

If I use JDeveloper to develope Java application or Web application, can I integrate it with Oracle report ?

Thank you for your kind help,
Krist

Noons <wizofoz2k_at_yahoo.com.au.nospam> wrote in message news:<41135a09$0$18191$afc38c87_at_news.optusnet.com.au>...
> Krist apparently said,on my timestamp of 6/08/2004 8:05 PM:
>
> > We use Java because the customer want multi platform app and they want Java.
>
> Sounds like another trend to me. Ah well, it's IT after all...
>
> > Yes, I hear about JDeveloper, but never tried it.
>
> You should.
>
> > Can it develope Java Application ? (not web app)
>
> But of course. Applets, standalone, web, you name it.
>
> >
> > What about the reporting solution ? (tobe integreted into the Java app)
>
> What about it? If you can do it in any other Java solution, you can
> also do it in JDeveloper. It's got nothing to do with the IDE tool.
>
> Unless you want to admit that any Java is hopeless when it comes to
> reporting. Then, I suggest: look at Oracle reports. Or (shudder!)
> Crystal Reports.
Received on Fri Aug 06 2004 - 10:02:57 CDT