Macromedia to Court J2EE Developers: A Heads up About Royale

 
Sep 04, 2003
This article on CNET discusses Royale, a new set of Flash tools that is currently in development at Macromedia. Until now, Royale has not gotten much space in the media (aside from Mike Chambers' discussion of it in his blog, reviewed in Fusion Authority Issue 122.)

The CNET article describes Royale as a set of tools that will use "a standards-based text format similar to that used by Java developers." The point here is to extend Flash's appeal, and make it more accessible and usable to J2EE developers. The focus of Royale will be "on using Flash to create attractive, easy-to-navigate interfaces for using J2EE applications."

Dates for beta testing and final release of Royale have not yet been announced by Macromedia.

Macromedia to Court J2EE Developers (CNET)


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