Meet CaptainCasa

(.) OOP
          Munich, Jan 26-28
(.) JSF Days
          Vienna, Feb 23-25
(.) RIA Forum,
          Darmstadt, Apr 23
(.) Bus. Appl. Forum,
          Zurich, June 10
(.) Java Forum,
          Stuttgart, July 1



News

2010-07-21
(.) Structured Data Mgr
    ...Beta published


2010-06-14
(.) Page Bean
    Modularization


2010-03-22
(.) Long Polling


2010-02-01
New Usage Report
(.) Schott


2010-01-12
Release 3.0 available
(.) Download


2009-11-19
New Usage Report
(.) Medical Intelligence


2009-11-04
V. Community Meeting
04th of December 2009
(.) Information


2009-10-05
Portal Integration
(.) Documentation


2009-09-07
POS Demo
(.) Documentation
(.) Start it!


2009-08-13
Property File Translator
(.) Documentation
(.) Start it!


2009-08-10
Automated UI Test 
(.) Movie (.zip)
(.) Documentation


2009-07-20
Usage Reports (German)
(.) Cellent-FS
(.) Versatec
(.) vps ID Systeme

2009-06-28:
(.) Legacy
    Modernization
      SOA Gateway

2009-06-22:
(.) Grid Functions
      Search, Data Export

2009-05-21:
(.) Touch Terminal
      New Demo!

2009-04-06:
(.) Plugin Statistics


2009-03-23:
(.) Community Meeting
    April 3rd, 2009
    Logistics


2009-03-19:
(.) Client Side
    Integration
    Capabilities


2009-02-04:
(.) Release 2.5 News


2009-02-04:
(.) Rel. 2.5 Download


2009-01-12:
(.) Embedded Mode
(.) Tool Extensions

2009-01-07:
(.) New Animation

2008-12-01:
(.) Embedded Mode

2008-11-10:
(.) JavaMagazin 12.08

2008-10-07:
(.) Automated UI Test       (.zip, 1 movie)

2008-10-06:
(.) Tool Update
      A must-see!
(.) Community Meeting
      Some photos...

2008-09-29:
(.) Extended WYSIWYG!
      (AVI-Video)

2008-09-21:
(.) Memory Profiling


2008-09-04:
(.) Java 1.6 Update 10
      Computerwoche

2008-08-12:
(.) Session Failover (.avi)


2008-08-04:
(.) Release 2.1 Update


2008-07-21:
(.) Release 2.1


2008-07-18:
(.) Computerwoche


2008-06-23:
(.) Jasper Reports


2008-06-17:
(.) Update 1.1


2008-06-05:
(.) New Demo App.
(.) Info on Demo App.


2008-05-28:
(.) HTML Renderer
(.) HTML Demo


2008-05-26:
(.) Update 1.1


2008-05-06:
(.) Tool Update
(.) Schedule Control


2008-04-10:
(.) Community Meeting


2008-03-26:
(.) Workplace
(.) Update 1.1


2008-03-26:
(.) Grid Sorting
(.) Linux Support


Interesting Links
(.) AJAX Entt?chung
         (Computerwoche)
(.) AJAX Disappointment
         (Computerworld)


2008-03-04:
(.) Tool Updates


Video Tuturials:
(. 1:30) Create Project
(. 2:30) First Page, JSP
(. 4:30) First Page, Java
(. 2:00) First Page, Res.


2008-02-12:
(.) Transparency


2008-02-03:
(.) Code Generator


2008-01-11:
(.) Release 1.1


2008-01-05:
(.) Feature Overview
(.) Screenshots
(.) New Beta download


2007-12-28:
(.) Screen Scaling

2007-12-18:
(.) New Beta download

2007-12-12:
(.) Right to left

2007-12-10:
(.) New Beta download

2007-12-05:
(.) New Beta download

2007-11-30:
(.) New Beta download

2007-11-27:
(.) Demo Zone updated

2007-11-26:
(.) New Beta download

2007-11-19:
(.) Demo Zone available
(.) New Beta download

2007-11-12:
(.) Paper: JSF and Swing


2007-11-05:
(.) Dev Zone available
(.) Beta available

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CaptainCasa Enterprise is THE Rich Internet Application solution for Business Applications with demanding users.

Take some quick tours (each about 5 slides):
Are we talking about ...You?

You develop a server side Business Application, which is heavily used by your typical users. Your users expect great performance, high interactivity and all-day-use-robustness. Maybe you are in the area of logistics and some users operate with touch screen devices. And: aside your operational users, some users want to see certain screens in plain browsers as well, maybe using a PDA device. - Your application is not a small one, but has quite a lot of screens to show and tasks to solve.


What we provide: CaptainCasa Enterprise Client

Captain Casa Enterprise Client is a rich client framework consisting of:
  • A Java based generic User Interface client with an extremely rich set of components.
  • An HTML based generic User Interface client for simple screens.
  • A Java Server Faces (JSF) based backend processing.

The framework is used in the following areas:
  • Frontend technology for complete server side Java applications with operational users.
  • Frontend technology for those parts of server side applications, which are used in an operational environment.
  • Both "classic" applications and SaaS-applications (Software as a Service).
The key advantages of using CaptainCasa Enterprise Client are:
  • Frontend speed and interactivity! 20-50 times faster than AJAX.
  • Pixel-accurate compatibility throughout various browsers and frontend operating systems.
  • Very simple programming, based on JSF standards. Focused on the needs of application developers. No client coding required. Solid Java knowhow is enough.
  • Both declarative layout definition (supported by WYSIWYG layout editor) and dynamic layout definition (by program).
  • Open component interface.
  • Easy to integrate and re-distribute as part of your server side application.
  • Full internationalization.
  • Low client cost of ownership due to generic client concept.
  • Flexible licensing: from free usage (no service) up to source code rights for securing long term investments.




Rich Client Solutions

Users' Expectations

The User Interface is one of the most crucial elements of your enterprise application. It's the only piece of technology that your user is confronted with.

And it's a crucial element of your development cost as well.

After some years of "hype" in the area of Rich Web Clients we have learned that browser based technologies are not adequate to serve the needs of all users.

Operational and sophisticated users expect performance and interactivity. They measure a user intereface's response time in milliseconds.

System Architects' Expectations

The 1990s was the decade of the fat clients. Fat Clients met the performance and interactivity requirements of users - but had structural disadvantages.

Today the "Rich Client" is the architectural concept of choice: the logical part of an application resides on servers "in the back" and the frontend is brought to the end user without significant cost of installation.

Designing and developing fast and robust Rich Client user interfaces is tough. You need to plan how client side processing integrates with server side processing. You need to think about the frequency of roundtrips and the data volume of roundtrips. You need to think about the server processing model which should serve different client types: from a rich client up to a mobile phone's screen.

And you need to think about development productivity and tools to support you.

CaptainCasa

CaptainCasa is building Rich Client frameworks with focus on:
  • Fast and interactive rich client frontends
  • Covering interaction scenarios in the range from "simple" to "complex"
  • Simple user interface design and simple plugging to the server side application

CaptainCasa is pushed and backed by a corporate community of mid range software companies using CaptainCasa Enteprise Client as essential element of their applications.