What is the status of AppletMagic?

What is the status of AppletMagic?

[Andrew Lynch]

Ada Deutschland are planning to release a new version of the
Ada-Tour CD-ROM:

<http://www.ada-deutschland.de/AdaTourCD/tourcd.html>


The blurb is almost exactly the same as that found on the 1997
Ada-Tour, minus Windows 3.1 / plus Windows 2000 - and the version
of ObjectAda has been bumped from 7.1 to 7.2.

The passage about including a free version of the "Ada-to-Java
compiler AppletMagic" has got me wondering...

Is AppletMagic still being developed? Most of what Google came
up with lies in the 1996/1997 timeframe, Searching for
Intermetrics got me (via Averstar) to Titan, but no sign of any
Ada-Java tools.

JGNAT is dead, apparently due to lack of demand - so why would
AppletMagic be doing any better?


Do Aonix really have an AppletMagic that will work with a
current JDK, or will it be the same product that was on the CD
in 1997?

Andrew.

Re: What is the status of AppletMagic?

[Larry Kilgallen]

In article <3f143222$0$4096$4d4ebb8e@read.news.de.uu.net>, Andrew Lynch <ALynch@slb.com> writes:

> The passage about including a free version of the "Ada-to-Java
> compiler AppletMagic" has got me wondering...
> 
> Is AppletMagic still being developed? Most of what Google came
> up with lies in the 1996/1997 timeframe, Searching for
> Intermetrics got me (via Averstar) to Titan, but no sign of any
> Ada-Java tools.

		http://www.sofcheck.com/
 
> JGNAT is dead, apparently due to lack of demand - so why would
> AppletMagic be doing any better?

Re: What is the status of AppletMagic?

[Randy Brukardt]

The AdaMagic compilers are now being developed by SofCheck, Tucker Taft's
company. You probably should contact them:
    www.sofcheck.com

                   Randy.

"Andrew Lynch" <ALynch@slb.com> wrote in message
news:3f143222$0$4096$4d4ebb8e@read.news.de.uu.net...
>
> Ada Deutschland are planning to release a new version of the
> Ada-Tour CD-ROM:
>
> <http://www.ada-deutschland.de/AdaTourCD/tourcd.html>
>
>
> The blurb is almost exactly the same as that found on the 1997
> Ada-Tour, minus Windows 3.1 / plus Windows 2000 - and the version
> of ObjectAda has been bumped from 7.1 to 7.2.
>
> The passage about including a free version of the "Ada-to-Java
> compiler AppletMagic" has got me wondering...
>
> Is AppletMagic still being developed? Most of what Google came
> up with lies in the 1996/1997 timeframe, Searching for
> Intermetrics got me (via Averstar) to Titan, but no sign of any
> Ada-Java tools.
>
> JGNAT is dead, apparently due to lack of demand - so why would
> AppletMagic be doing any better?
>
>
> Do Aonix really have an AppletMagic that will work with a
> current JDK, or will it be the same product that was on the CD
> in 1997?
>
> Andrew.
>

Re: What is the status of AppletMagic?

[Randy Brukardt]

The AdaMagic compilers are now being developed by SofCheck, Tucker Taft's
company. You probably should contact them:
    www.sofcheck.com

                   Randy.

"Andrew Lynch" <ALynch@slb.com> wrote in message
news:3f143222$0$4096$4d4ebb8e@read.news.de.uu.net...
>
> Ada Deutschland are planning to release a new version of the
> Ada-Tour CD-ROM:
>
> <http://www.ada-deutschland.de/AdaTourCD/tourcd.html>
>
>
> The blurb is almost exactly the same as that found on the 1997
> Ada-Tour, minus Windows 3.1 / plus Windows 2000 - and the version
> of ObjectAda has been bumped from 7.1 to 7.2.
>
> The passage about including a free version of the "Ada-to-Java
> compiler AppletMagic" has got me wondering...
>
> Is AppletMagic still being developed? Most of what Google came
> up with lies in the 1996/1997 timeframe, Searching for
> Intermetrics got me (via Averstar) to Titan, but no sign of any
> Ada-Java tools.
>
> JGNAT is dead, apparently due to lack of demand - so why would
> AppletMagic be doing any better?
>
>
> Do Aonix really have an AppletMagic that will work with a
> current JDK, or will it be the same product that was on the CD
> in 1997?
>
> Andrew.
>