Introduction of new characteristics of Jbuider4 (II.)

Second, Enterprise JavaBeans
In Jbuilder4, it is easier to create a configuration (deploy) Enterprise JavaBean. A series of wizards are provided to create, process, and configure the process of Enterprise JavaBean. Integrate the configuration Description editor of IAS into the JBUILDER4 development environment (However, the IAS4.1 is not built into Jbuilder4 and requires additional download). Jbuilder4 also supports Bea's WebLogic Server 5.1.
A new feature of Jbuider4 is the EJB Group feature. Each EJB group represents a configurable jar file. EJB group allows you to migrate existing EJBS between EJB group. There can be multiple EJB Group in a project project.
Entity Bean Modeler can create an entity Entity bean that maps to an existing table. You can generate all the necessary Java code to update the configuration description in the EJB group. In Jbuilder4, you can:

1. Create session bean and entity bean with EJB Wizard
2, use entity Bean Modeler to map the entity bean to an existing table.
3. Create an EJB group through the EJB Group Wizard. In this way, you can put multiple enterprise JavaBean in an application.
4, you can transfer a enterprise JavaBean from one EJB group to another EJB group
5, an application can have more than one EJB Group.
6, with make and rebuild can automatically create a configurable jar file.
7, you can view the contents of the jar in the node viewer.
8, the Test Client Wizard can be in the local container or EJB1.1 compatible with the application Server testing Enterprise JavaBean.
9, when running or mode EJB will automatically configure the EJB.

Third, support application server
JBUILDER4 allows you to select a supported application server. Maintain the configuration for each application server. In project| The EJB tag in the Run tab in the Project Properties menu. The default choice is IAS, but you can also use Bea's WebLogic5.1 directly in the JBUILDER4 integrated development environment. In tool| Enterprise the Setup menu, select the Application Server tab, and then you can select WebLogic5.1 and specify the path.
You can also insert other application servers via the Opentools API.

Four, the team development function
Engineering Documents (*.JPR and *.JPX) can be divided into two parts, private and shared. Windows, watch, breakpoints are saved in private, while libraries and compilation options are saved in the publicly shared part.
Version tracking and control: JBUILDER4 provides support for changes for each release. To view the version information for a file, click the Histroy tab at the bottom, which has a history of record changes for each file. JBuilder automatically maintains a backup of the file. You can set the number of backups. Histroy pages Use these backups to manage history's record of changes. You can access the previous version of the file. You can also see what changes have been made between two versions.
Jbuilder4 's Enterprise Edition also provides CVS (Concurrent versions system concurrent version systems)

V. Opentools API Open Tools API
Enhanced Opentools API to make it simpler and easier to use. You can do small modifications such as the default path, or you can design your own wizard such complex modifications.

Vi. operation and Commissioning
In run| Additional configuration items can be created in the Configurations menu.
The ability to debug is also significantly enhanced, with all debug lists supported by check, and data can be threaded in Split view. You can connect the thread, the floating window of the breakpoint, together.