We have just finished a major update with our XLr8 tools. XLr8Editor
is still only $49.00 per year per workstation. Join the hundreds of
users that are using the finest U2 Editor on the market. This and our
other tools use open source from Eclipse.org, log4j from Apache,
quartz-scheduler.org, and many others.

We have a tool that allow you to do UniBasic installations remotely.
We have tool that allows you to create objects for use with our web
developer tool. We have a tool that allows you to copy and paste from
Unidata to Unidata, Universe to Universe, and Unidata to Universe. We
have a tool that allows you to resize your account without any
software being downloaded to your database.

XLr8Editor runs on Universe version 9.6 or above or Unidata version
6.0 or above. We are SOX complaint. We maintain a before and after
history for all changes through the editor. We have access to version
control software like CVS, Subversion, Perforce, and GIT built into
the Eclipse IDE which we use as our platform. We allow you to copy
megabytes of data from U2 files system to file system that is 100%
complaint structurally because we are using UniObjects technology. We
put out releases for bug fixes and an enhancements many times a year
so you never have to wait for years for fixes. Below is a small list
of what has been enhanced or fix in the last few months.

1. Rewrote connection manager to speed up the process of editing
code, compiling code, formatting code, and our copy and paste utility
(50% improvement).
2. Only a single user is required now to edit, compile, and format
code.
3. Added open source Quartz to our XLr8 Tools to keep those
connections from timing out.
4. Added XLr8Monitor to allow you to close connections by account
or all them. If you close them and try, for example, the XLr8Editor,
the connection will be reopened.
5. Added open source log4j to capture all of the logging to a real
file instead of going to the console. With this logging capability we
can control the granularity of the logging process.
6. When you compile a program the XLr8Editor marks your code if you
have any errors. Those markers use to go away when you closed the
program and you still had those errors. Those markers will stay until
your next compile which is hopefully clean and has no errors.
7. Updated the registration process for adding accounts and
servers. This should make it easier to diagnose when you have either
a bad password or account path issue.
8. Added a filter so you can filter out Dictionary files from the
view. Of course this works only if you turn it on.
9. On Universe you now have the option to call another program to
format code instead of AE.
10. Added the Save Password option to meet the PCI Security
Standards to not save the password after you have closed eclipse.

Regards,
Doug
www.u2logic.com/tools.html