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| JGL 3.1.0 Framework Model by ObjectSpaceThe JDK 1.1.x contains very limited support for data collections and
algorithms (addressed in JDK 1.2). It was designed to provide the minimal subset
of features used by the majority of Java developers. Although JDK is sufficient
for simple applet design and other trivial use cases, when embarking on any
serious Java development, you need a professional package of collection and
algorithms. You need JGL. JGL was designed to not only provide the essential enterprise collections you
need, but also the advanced data processing algorithms needed for use with those
collections. With more than 50 algorithms, JGL provides the powerful code base
you need for data processing. These algorithms have been carefully designed for
use on JGL collections, Java native arrays of primitives and objects, and all
JDK collections. The JGL algorithms are generic and can be adapted using
function objects and predicates to solve most collection processing problems
encountered. JGL 1.0 was offered free to the Java community in June of 1996. Since then, it has been licensed by 10 major IDE vendors and downloaded by tens of thousands of users. The estimated current user base of JGL 2.0 exceeds 100,000 users. JGL was designed from the start as a 100% Java, high-performance, full-featured, and easy-to-use extension to the basic JDK features. The
JGL 3.1.0 Framework The
JGL 3.1.0 framework contains a
reverse engineered model of the JGL 3.1.0 class
files as found in <JGL 3.1.0 Path>\lib\JGL3.1.0.jar.
This framework contains all classes found in the com/objectspace package.
To
save in framework load time, all private attributes, relationships, and
operation have been stripped from these classes. These are not needed for the
intended use of this framework, to use as a starting point to build classes
based on the JGL 3.1.0. The
base JDK 1.1.6 classes are also included in this model for developer convenience.
The <java>, <sub>, and <object> packages are all controlled
units that are actually installed in the shared components directory of the
framework add-in. Thus, they can be
easily reused in other framework models. More
Information
Contact
ObjectSpace at jgl@ObjectSpace.com
or at their website www.objectspace.com/products/jgl Updates
Rose 98i model (137KB) (16-May-2000)www.rationalrose.com/models/jgl-31.zip
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